What happens when a powerful chief is buried without the sacred burial rites? In this gripping tale from Igbo mythology, we explore the ancient legend of Ala—the revered Earth Goddess of the Igbo people of Nigeria. Known as the guardian of morality, fertility, and justice, Ala is more than just a goddess—she is the very soul of the land, the judge of both the living and the dead.

When the chief's restless spirit begins to haunt his village, the terrified elders must confront the wrath of the Earth Goddess. Will Ala show mercy, or demand justice for the sacred laws broken?

In this video, we dive deep into:

The myth of Ala (also known as Ani) and her role in Igbo spiritual beliefs

The cultural importance of burial rites in African traditions

How disrupting the balance between the spirit world and physical world unleashes chaos

The symbolism and relevance of this myth in today’s world

🎥 This is not just a story—it’s a journey into the heart of African spirituality, justice, and ancestral connection.

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