Teachers Flee School Over Spirit Which Come To Cooks At Night

Teachers at Kandana Primary School in Bulilima, Zimbabwe’s Matabeleland South Province, are threatening to resign from their positions because of persistent disturbances they claim are the result of a “female goblin.”

The supernatural occurrences, which they stated started in June of last year, were finally brought to the attention of local authorities this academic year when things got worse.

iHarere was informed by school sources that the goblin spends the nighttime hours visiting teachers’ residences, where it scatters kitchen items and makes noises like it were cooking. Some teachers claim to have had visions of the creature, which they identified as female.

“It comes at night and drops kitchen utensils. Sometimes we just hear movements as if someone is walking. In some cottages, teachers say they hear the sounds of someone cooking. Some of our colleagues claim to have seen it in visions, and they say it has a female body,” said one of the affected teachers.

Another teacher expressed worry about the goblin’s insomniac nights. Although there haven’t been any non-consensual behaviours by the entity, the teacher stated that there is concern that they may occur in the near future.

“We suspect it could be the same goblin that terrorised police officers at Gwambe Clinic because it attacked male officers sexually, and here those who see it in ‘visions’ report seeing a female goblin. If nothing is done, we will be forced to request transfers, as we do not know what might happen next,” the teacher said.

The publication claims that the school’s proximity to Gwambe Clinic is even more concerning because police personnel stationed there are said to have left after being attacked by female goblins who “ass@ulted them during their sleep.”

As a result, the neighbourhood is gathering money to pay witch hunters to perform an exorcism to deal with the problem. Additionally, they are pleading with community members living abroad for financial support to help them deal with the problem.

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