| ID | #1607268692 |
| Added | Sun, 06/12/2020 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | |
| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
This mermaid really didn't want her house ruined! In Zimbabwe, a mermaid harassed government employees at a dam in several different areas.
As reported Voice of America, water resources Minister Sam Sipepa Nkomo sold to a Senate Committee that the chiefs were going to perform rituals to get rid of the mermaid. Some of the workers went missing, while others refused to install a water pump.
This chief's name is Edison Chihota from East Mashonaland, and he told the media that mermaids exist.
"As a guardian of tradition, I have no doubt," said chief Chihota. "He who disputes this also disputes himself."
They had to hire white workers from the countryside to do the work, but they came back and said the same thing, and the dam was never finished.
Original news
2012 BY ZIMBABWE DAM WORKERS
This Mermaid really didn’t want her home to be messed with! In Zimbabwe, a mermaid hounded government workers off of a dam site in several different areas. According to Voice of America, Water Resources Minister Sam Sipepa Nkomo sold the Senate Committee that chiefs were going to perform rituals to get rid of the mermaid. Some of the workers went missing and the others refused to install the water pump.
This chiefs name is Edison Chihota of Mashonaland East and told the media outlet that mermaids exist.
“As a custodian of the traditional I have no doubt,” chief Chihota said. “For anyone to dispute this is also disputing him or herself.”
They had to hire white out of country workers to get the job done but they came back and said the same thing and the dam was never finished.
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