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Killer phone numbers in Nigeria Posted by Admin (4768 views) [E-Mail link] Apparently, people in Nigeria are believing a goofy story that answering certain calls on ones cell phone will result in death.   but what about those sex organs? Posted by Anonymous on 2004-07-23 18:17:26 This part is even funnier: "The BBC's reporter in Lagos, Sola Odunfa, says that the current scare story is reminiscent of a rumour that spread a few years ago that a handshake could cause sexual organs to disappear. That rumour turned to tragedy as mobs rounded on people accused of making organs disappear. Despite the massive public interest, no-one was found to have lost their organs."   Comments   Name: (change name for anonymous posting) Title: Comments:     1 Article displayed.

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