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Right Lads and Lassies, don your pith helmets, buckle up and come join me as we delve into the folklore of the Dark Continent.

Starting off, we have the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popobawa">Popobawa</a>, an evil spirit that has its origins from that ancient and mysterious time of the 1970's.

The Popobawa is a shape shifting spirit that can take either a humanoid or animal form, but most often takes the form of a Bat Man (The mental image of Batman may or may not make the last part of this bestiary entry absolutely hilarious or awful) when it visits its victims in the night.

There are two main origin stories given for the Popobawa. The first is that it is an out of control Jinn which was summoned by a sheikh to take vengeance upon his neighbours. The second is that it is the vengeful ghost of Zanzibar's first Abeid Karume who was assassinated back in 1972.

So, some of you may have noticed "Incubi" in the tags.

Well.....about that.

The thing that Popobawa is most well-known for is to break into people’s houses and proceed to enthusiastically bugger them.

It'll keep doing this until the victim tells everyone that they know that they take massive demon c--- up the jacksie.

Now, as you can tell, this is a very serious issue.

So serious that the <a href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/6383833.stm">BBC reported on it.</a>

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