The disabled wife whose son was rejected by her cowives in their husband's absence

Africa, Folktales.

The orphan child who was tortured by the step mother by keeping him in the tall tree in the middle of the lake

Africa, Folktales.

A handsome boy that was born a crow and transformed after getting married

Africa, Folktales.

Told in Ibibio by Magdalene Idiang and accompanied by musician Michael Mawazo, this story tells of a woman who was jealous of a child, and how that jealousy drove her to her own self destruction. It is full of lessons, and the kind of African horror that is safe for children's enjoyment, as well as some poetic justice.

Africa, Folktales.

This is a story about greed versus contentment, about trust versus deceit and seeking the love of those closest to us.

Africa, Folktales.

Told in its original Ibibio tongue, this is the story of how resistance comes from the least expected places when there is bad leadership.

Africa, Folktales.

The story about how one arrogant leader got deposed by the smartest, littlest, least expected individual.

Africa, Folktales.

Africa, Folktales.