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My Sisters Buried Me Alive But I Returned as Their Worst Nightmare

In the heart of a ile Ayo, a girl named Simi is born with a miracle hair that flows like a river of black silk. Everyone loves her, but her three older sisters are filled with a poison called jealousy. To steal her future, they lure her into the deep forest and push her into a dark pit, leaving her to die. But Simi finds a friend in a cursed, talking monkey who hides her in a secret stone tower. What happens when the sisters find her? What is the secret of the snakes and the stone? Watch until the end of this emotional African folktale to learn why you should never try to blow out someone else's light. In this video, you will see: The betrayal of the three wicked sisters. The mystery of the Prince who lived as a beast. The scary transformation of the Snake-Girl. A powerful lesson about envy and love. #AfricanFolktales #YorubaStories #Folklore #MagicalHair #MoralStories #AfricanStories Tags Simi and the Silk Hair, African Folktales, Yoruba Stories, Nigerian Tales, Stories about Jealous Sisters, The Girl with Snake Hair, African Medusa Story, Moral Lessons for Kids, Bedtime Stories African, Talking Monkey Prince Story, African Fairy Tales, Wicked Sisters Stories, Traditional African Stories, Ile-Ayo Village Tales. African folklore stories with moral lessons African folktales for adults Traditional African folktales animation African village stories storytelling African folklore stories in English african folktales african folktales stories african folktales short stories African folktales with moral lessons best african tales short moral stories