Step into a world of timeless tales! Our RU-vid channel showcases captivating folktales from around the globe, filled with moral lessons. Join us for narrations, animations, and cultural explorations. Tales told by storyteller Petrolina💙
Disclaimer: All stories posted, are the original stories written by Petrolina.
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Your channel is a fantastic way to explore and learn about African folklore. The stories are captivating, and your narration brings them to life beautifully. Keep up the great work!
Saying that this is an alluring and educative piece, would be an understatement......... This is indeed a masterpiece of class ingenuity and rarity......... Accolades are deservedly in order here 🥂🥂🥂
This is a very good little story; I like Chinedu’s loyalty to his master, Uche. He reaped the benefits years later when he realized his dream of having his own bakery. Due to all he learned from his master, he himself became a master baker, which helped him, so that his bakery was as good, and prosperous as Uche’s, who had taught him everything he knew. This is an enjoyable story from miss Petrolina. Greetings from USA.
I love, love this story. It’s a beautiful love; I am happy that Chike regained his sight permanently. He could now see his beautiful, beloved Chichi. Another good story by Petrolina. Enjoying this feel good story in USA.
This is a beautiful story. I looked at it last night. It was very enjoyable. Miss Petrolina, I had an accident and touched the wrong thing. Please open my access to your stories like before, so I can send my comments and hear responses from you ? I am so mad for not paying attention to what I was doing. I am trying to see a story now, I can’t. Can you forgive my clumsiness. Begging from USA.
Thanks for watching 🙏 I’m sorry for you not being able to access my videos I don’t really know how to fix that. Maybe you should search channel name Petrolina’s Folktales.
This is an excellent story by Petrolina I really enjoyed it. I am happy that queen Ngozi was able to return to her village , and her throne with her daughter. Greetings from USA.
This is a good story. Adaeze forgot that when she was suffering with her speech impairment that Emeka was patient, respectful, waiting for her speech to flow; they fell in love, and to be married. She prayed to the gods for her voice with a promise to use it for their glory; in acts that were base in arrogance, she became so proud, rejected Emeka,!a prince. The gods took back her voice, she went back to stuttering. The gods were justified in punishing her for her arrogance and pride.Good story by miss Petrolina. Greetings from USA.
This is a good story. Aurora prayed for a man that was her equal, and her wish was granted. She was given a man, who was as awful, mean, unkind, inconsiderate, and all around evil as herself. How she treated others, was how her husband treated her. She was given a male version of herself, he did to her exactly what she did to others. That was justice.
