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11/07/2023

THE YORUBAS ARE BECOMING AN INSECURE, FRIGHTENED AND SECOND-RATE NATION

By Kola Odetola

No woman likes a clingy, insecure man. But that is what we Yorubas are becoming, a frightened, insecure and second-rate nation. So fearful that we can't even accept one of our own because his mother is Igbo. There was a time when the word swagger was synonymous with the Yoruba. Reflecting self assurance and confidence. We exuded belief. The Igbos secretly admired us. They adopted our clothes and music. They flocked to our churches.

We accommodated strangers because we were so sure of ourselves, of our standing in the world, our stature, our swag that we knew our guests were not a threat. Now all that has drained away. We are now like the insecure man who marries a pretty woman and is secretly consumed by self doubt, fearing he is not good enough for her, tracks her every movement, obsessively going through her phone, hates her male colleagues because he is petrified she will leave him for soneone better. Is this how low we have fallen that we now fear those we once used to regard as culturally inferior to us? We once said the Igbos could not dance, could not dress, lacked poise and polish, were not as read as us. Now we work ourselves into a frenzy about them taking over a Yoruba city hundreds of miles from the nearest hamlet in the South East.

One of the greatest ever Yoruba leaders Adekunle Fajuyi once gave his life rather than live with the dishonour of handing over his Igbo guest to those who wanted to murder him. We now compete with each other to denounce our Igbo guests whose only crime is trading and living in our midst, ideologically handing them bound hand and foot to the caliphate who hate and distrust us as much as they hate and distrust them.

We look for wild statements of a few Igbos to justify our fear of all of them, in doing so demonstrating not our courage but our fear, our insecurity, our deep-rooted inferiority complex towards a tribe that has outmatched us and outpaced us.

A tribe that rose from the ruins of a war in which they lost 10% of their population but refused to break, to wallow in self pity, to feel sorry for themselves, did not fear those who besieged their land, but went forth and conquered with commerce those who had conquered their land with bombs. They bought our property while we frittered the proceeds on women and easy living, then having wasted our inheritance accuse those with greater foresight and discipline of taking over land that we freely sold to them .They take care of their relatives, training them in the family trade while we turn ours to househelps and drivers. They pool their resources together while ours are used to tear our families apart. They build businesses, we chase every lowly special adviser looking for government contracts. They have learnt to thrive when marginalized - meaning that even though they are excluded from government largesse, they still have a lower level of poverty than we do.

It shows in sports. In the 1980's, the national football team was split down the middle between Igbos and Yorubas, with the Yorubas dominating the more glamorous and creative roles. For every Okala, there was an Odegbami, every Chukwu a Muda Lawal, every Stanley Okonkwo a Fekix Owolabi. But since the 90's and noughties, the roll of honour in our national game has been claimed by the Igbos. Who have the Yorubas produced to match the profile and performances of Jay Jay Okocha, Emmanuel Amuneke, Kanu Nwankwo, Mikel Obi, Vincent Onyeama. When ability, fortitude, resilience, drive and determination are needed, we see the Igbos. But when patronage, easy living and dissolute lifestyles are on show, enter the Yorubas!

We can't even plan coups properly. The most incompetent coup ever planned in Nigerian history was the one plotted by Yoruba officers in beer parlours over pepper soup and big stout against Abacha, leading to its most senior officer grovelling before the dictator pleading for his miserable life. The coup before that was planned by Igbo and Delta officers - the Orkar putsch in 1990 - saw the prime movers defiant to the bitter end, facing death with honour.

How did we end up here? Twenty-five years of flirting with power at the centre, of living off and chasing unearned income, of prostrating before the caliphate have turned us to feudal retainers, men who have lost their manhood. We are cowed into silence when state-sponsored gangs rampage across our lands ra**ng our women, burning our farms, slaughtering our yourh. The few who find the courage to fight back we disown, we call them ruffians. When our Youths protest against injustice as they did during the , we attribute it fittingly to an Igbo plot. And why not, seeing the qualities needed to organise a protest so well executed it captured the international air waves for days required courage, initiative and drive. Qualities we are now so enfeebled, so morally vacous we happily agree belong to the Igbos.

A fish rots from the head. Our legacy was built by giants like Fajuyi, Awolowo and to a lesser extent Abiola. Men who gave their freedom and their lives rather than surrender their principles. But what have we now? Bola Tinubu who keeps quiet when millions of Igbos are put at risk in his city by vicious tribal bigotry and baiting because of his lust for power. Bola Tinubu who buried his head when his own people were being gunned down in churches in their own land by gun men under the protection of his Fulani bosses. In the halcyon days of the founder of the modern Yoruba race the closest Bola Ahmed Tinubu would have got to power would have been organising security at UPN party conferences. Today he is the acknowledged leader of the Yoruba race!

We have these last few weeks of eternal shame revealed our weakness, our insecurity, the spiritual barrenness that now lies like a void at the centre of our world. We fear a Yoruba man because he has an Igbo mother! That's how supine, how fearful we have become. We forget the Yorubas killed in their hundreds last year by state-protected Fulani gunmen because we are desperate to be awarded office by those who defile our women and pillage our land.

Principle counts for nothing. We are up for sale and not for very much. This is how far we have fallen. We have won an election but lost our soul, we are in office but not in power. We are now pound land, okrika wake version of the Fulani elite who in spite of their monopoly of power at the centre feared the commercial acumen and success of the Igbo for five decades so much they turned on them whenever they felt threatened by their own inadequacies as we have done the last few weeks.

We are now a pale imitation of the Fulani, a frightened, insecure, tremulous and second-rate nation clinging like leeches to power we seek at any cost because we have nothing else to offer. The Igbos have not held power for 60 years but they thrive. We have just won it for the third time in the same period and still, like the Fulani, we fear them. This is how low a once great people have fallen.

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10/07/2023
Do you know that the £10 denomination Scottish Pounds, introduced in 1997, featured Arochukwu, Ibibio, and Ekoi imprints...
10/07/2023

Do you know that the £10 denomination Scottish Pounds, introduced in 1997, featured Arochukwu, Ibibio, and Ekoi imprints on the back of the note.

The Scottish played a significant role in exploring and carrying out missionary works in these regions. As a result, the Presbyterian Church remains highly influential in parts of Abia State and Cross River to this day.

Back in 1858, the Presbyterian Church in this area was known as The Presbyterian Church of Biafra, named after the Bight of Biafra. The Synod of Biafra was established in 1921, and the growth of the Church was rapid.

By 1952, it was renamed The Presbyterian Church in East Nigeria. After Nigeria gained independence in 1960, it became known as the Presbyterian Church of Nigeria.

This historical context sheds light on why the new country formed by Eastern Nigeria, which encompassed the former parts of the Old Eastern Region with ethnic groups like Igbos, Ibibios, Efik, Eastern Ijaws, and others, adopted the name Biafra. While today, many people associate Biafra primarily with the Igbo ethnic group, it was actually more closely connected to these other regions than the present-day Southeastern part of Nigeria.

The relationship between a significant portion of South South Nigeria and the South East is not one that can be dismissed easily. It cannot be overcome through propaganda or by sowing seeds of disunity.

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09/07/2023

Jerryluck Eji wrote:

It's better sometimes not to start what we cannot finish. I've come across some posts lately where our brothers of Abakaliki Bloc claim they are not Igbo simple because anambra people belittle or devalue them and it's appauling . That is madness in the highest order and we need to stop it because I can't fathom how they came up with the ideas. How can you even explain it to the public hearing? All I can see in that is unnecessary bitterness and clout . This morning I saw a post made by Igbo History where he reigns praises on a girl (Igwe Njideka) who emerged the best graduating students of medical laboratory science from Ebsu and one misguided Ogeosorochi Ogbonna went there and commented thus "she is from abakaliki not Igbo. We the ekumaenyi people only share boundary with the Igbo. Please don't try this next time Igbo history! Always give credit to the owner please" . How can you say you're not Igbo when almost everything we have are all traceable to Abia, anambra, imo and Enugu. Think about our culture and tradition before you you say we're not Igbo. Scrutinize our language. Our community shrines. Uke opherekpe to be precise is from Abia state. In fact there are a lot but my people couldn't see all those things but are beginning to create enmity on the premise that anambra people belittle us.
Note that anambra doesn't belittle the well to do ones who has much values placed on them. This is not all about having money or being wealthy . It's about self esteem and evaluation. It's you that misbehaves that they used to insult. I have lived in different communities in anambra while I hustled to make and end met and I have never been insulted because I comports myself and knows my bounds. I can tell you I lived in so many communities in Oyi LGA, ANAMBRA EAST LGA. DUNUKOFIA even in Awka but I was never insulted because my comportment was unmatched. They used to say that I doesn't behave like abakaleke people and that's to say that there are characters we possesses that need to be worked on.

Note more importantly that Nwoba Chika Nwoba who was the first to raise the issues had different reasons from what I am reading on other people's wall. NCN as individual doesn't get insulted by anambrarian because of course he's doing well and NCN knows it. He is currently employing them in his Media offices and that tells he's not the type they insults and that's the values I talked about. Stop creating unnecessary enmity . My father used to tell me that whoever that insults you tells you the areas you need to improve on. Anambra people cannot insult people like Anyi chuks, babyoku, ezegbrim , chinedu ogar, Dave Umahi and so many others. Stop it. The division is not good for our growth. I advice we take every insult and improve on ourselves and see how we will grow to compete with them in the nearest future .

GENOCIDAL MASSACRE AND BRAZEN KILLING OF INNOCENT AND UNARMED PROTESTERS IN ABA, ABIA STATE BY OVERZEALOUS NIGERIAN SECU...
01/04/2023

GENOCIDAL MASSACRE AND BRAZEN KILLING OF INNOCENT AND UNARMED PROTESTERS IN ABA, ABIA STATE BY OVERZEALOUS NIGERIAN SECURITY AGENTS ON THE 31ST DAY OF MARCH 2023:

A gut-wrenching and disturbing news broke yesterday, the 31st day of March, 2023, from Abia State, to the effect that the combined team of the Nigeria Police Force, the Nigerian Army and other sister security agencies, launched an unprovoked attack on innocent and unarmed citizens protesting the continued illegal and unconstitutional detention of our indefatigable Client - Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

During the bloody crackdown on unarmed civilians, over ten (10) persons were gruesomely murdered in cold blood, while over 100 persons were grievously injured by lethal weapons, and live ammunition used by these murderous security agents.

Very disheartening is also the fact that over one hundred and fifty (150) persons amongst the peaceful protesters were abducted, and swiftly taken to unknown location(s) by the security agents, who equally confiscated and took away the dead bodies of those they killed.

Unfortunately, the foregoing troubling/disturbing news have been verified to be true.

It is indeed not a coincidence that this dastardly act is being committed on our land when the international community, more specifically, the Global Terrorism Index (GTI) group has beamed their searchlights on the unabated killings of innocent civilians in the South-East by both state and non-state actors.

Yesterday's unfortunate event/incident is a further confirmation of the fact that the appropriate institution/organization to classify/designate in the world Global Terrorism Index for their terrorist activities in the South-East, is the overzealous Nigerian Army and the Nigeria Police Force and other sister agencies, which have repeatedly shown no restraint in their dastardly acts of genocidal massacre of unarmed/innocent civilians in the South-East, without due regard to the rules of engagement obtainable in a civilised society.

The event of yesterday, has also irresistibly pointed to the fact that - the Nigerian Soldiers, Nigeria Police Force and others - actively involved in these heinous crimes against humanity, are the actual culprits, and as such, we are calling on the International Community, responsible Foreign Governments and Institutions, to reign in on the Nigerian government to call their overzealous/lawless security agents to account for this obvious crime against humanity.

The Nigerian government must audit the details of these heinous crimes against unarmed civilians and genocidal massacre of citizens who are legitimately exercising their civil rights to protest and peaceful assembly as constitutionally guaranteed in Nigeria's constitution.

The bloody crackdown on innocent and unarmed civilians is not only sacrilegious but condemnable!!!

Hence, we are calling on the Nigerian Security agents to release the dead bodies of those they massacred during the bloody crackdown on innocent protesters yesterday, and also to unconditionally and immediately release the protesters they illegally abducted during the bloody onslaught.

This ethnic profiling, unprovoked attacks, bloody crackdown and genocidal killings of people from the South-East has gained more prominence recently, and continued unchecked, particularly, now that other non-state actors are involved in other states across Nigeria like Lagos; in the killing of Igbos and destruction of their properties, without being arrested or countered.

We wish to reiterate our demand for the immediate release of those abducted during yesterday's unprovoked bloody crackdown, as well as the release of the dead bodies of persons they massacred, to their respective families for proper burial.

Be assured that we must explore all legal remedies available to the victims in the circumstance of this grave infraction to seek appropriate legal redress before the law courts.

Enough is enough!!!

Signed:
Sir Ifeanyi Ejiofor, Esq. (KSC).
IPOB’s Lead Counsel.
1st April, 2023.

31/03/2023
Unveiling the View of Ndị Mmiri (Water Spirit) and Sprout of Ezenwaanyị and Ezenwoke Mmiri on Social Media who Scam the ...
26/12/2022

Unveiling the View of Ndị Mmiri (Water Spirit) and Sprout of Ezenwaanyị and Ezenwoke Mmiri on Social Media who Scam the ignorant victims.

By

Maazi Ogbonnaya Okoro II

About ndị mmiri (Marine/Water spirit) and the noise of ndị Ezenwaanyị Mmiri everywhere on Facebook, this needs to be known. Please, this article is long. You need patience to read and internalise everything.

First, let me admit that the world is deep and mystical. There are things science/religion cannot explain. There are powers in the world. As a Christian, and one with staunch Biblical upbringing, there are things I don't believe. But at the same time, they exist. I only don't want to believe and that doesn't invalidate the existence. You choose to believe what you want to believe.

As an African man, researcher and Igbo scholar, they truly exist. The issue of reincarnation and other things. I don't believe in them as a Christian, but as onye Igbo, African, I don't doubt their existence. I have seen something that made me not to doubt some things.

In 1998, a set of twin were delivered by my neighbor, in the village. A boy and a girl. The hospital was called Udoka Maternity Home, Amaechii Ọkpọsị. But, the girl came out like someone who passed through the fire. All her body looked burnt. Nothing happened to the boy, but the girl. The girl is now 24 years old with burnt body. Like I said, she's my neighbor. Everyone in the village knows her story.

She is innocent. Not possessed. Very intelligent and witty. Her peers bullied her. She faces bully and ostracization till now. But she's innocent and hardworking. Fine girl but head to toe looks burnt.

When she was birthed, her father shook his head and screamed:

"She is back."

The man's mother used to born and the child would die. The last one that died, she burnt the dead body with the intention of not returning again. This happened in the 60s.

This man, who is the son of that woman that burnt her dead girl child was already old when he married a second wife. That means, his mother died in the 60s or so. His last wife, whom he married while already aged gave birth to twin— her last pregnancy after birthing about 6 kids. The 7th are twin, one came out like what passed through the fire. She's alive now. They said she reincarnated the burnt child.

Now, let me come to the main topic, which is the marine/water spirit. Whether we believe it or not, it exists. It's part of our existence. We only struggle not to believe because of Christian faith brought to us but that doesn't invalidate anything. We had our worldview before Christianity and no matter what, ọdịnanị can never be completely erased by foreign religious beliefs. Something was already existing before missionaries came.

Some parents visit water bodies, make promises that if given a child or so, someone from their lineage must serve them —the water spirit. It may not come through their direct children but another generation. That spirit will keep dwelling in that family, picking anyone who will recognize it from one generation to other.

No, they don't create. Only God creates. But they can possess a child. Even in the Bible, we learn how Jesus cast e*vîl spirits. You read the story of spirit possessing a man which left him and entered pigs, as they drowned in the water. We read from the Bible, how Paul and Silas delivered a girl and soucerer, from the spirit that manifest in her— the girl whose master used to make money. They were jailed.

That means that even the Bible admits all this powers. So, as Christians, doubting if certain things exist or not is ignoring the reality of life which in several cases, the Bible admits that Satan and demons still have their powers. Of course Igbo worldview is different. Two forces exist: either you have chi ọma or chi ọjọọ. There is no Satan in Igbo worldview.

Let me not digress...

Now, I want to discuss this topic not as my own personal conviction, not with Biblical view or Christian view but Igbo mythology and my research in Igbo spirituality. I have interviewed numerous and genuine Igbo spiritualists who specialize on this thing. They were able to tell me the truth.

Some parents made promises to these water spirits, it manifest on their offsprings, that's why we have cases of ọgbanje, especially those with water connection. Not all with water connection are ọgbanje. Those who claim they are ọgbanje on Facebook with intention of scamming people are crîminals. The real ọgbanje don't even boast about it or make noise about it or tell the world they are ọgbanje. Only crîmînals with crîmînal intents do.

Let me not digress...

When they sleep, they have nightmares, they see themselves in another world. They dream different things. Hello, not everybody. Not every fine girl has connection with water. Not only female gender has water link. Male gender too. Whether beautiful or u*gly, once your forebears or the one you reincarnated for had connection with the water and it falls on you, that's only when one can be said to have link from the water.

Some, nothing works for them. They have difficulties which likely because, they have failed to identify with those people their parents or grandparents promised they will serve, and disobey instructions. Some, they cannot marry, else the man will die. Some, any man coming to them will have issues; some, any man coming to them will be successful. Some will never remain married. They will jump out, no stable relationship or marriage. There are many things, depending on the level of the water elements involved and promises made or the person they reincarnated and the person's stubbornness.

These people know themselves. Some have opened up to me when I published on ọgbanje two years ago. Ọgbanje is not just only female gender. Male gender too. It doesn't also mean that everyone with water spirit is an ọgbanje. No. In Igbo, they say: "ebe mmadụ si bịa ụwa." Some si mmiri bịa ụwa.

Oliver De Coque sang: "egwu mụ si na mmiri..." (My music comes from the water?

Chief Stephen Osita Ọsadebe sang: "Òrìmìlì ka m si aga, mmụọ mmiri ziri m egwu." (I go through the river. The water spirit taught me music.")

This is not just song but deep message. Only the deep understand the deeper things of life.

There are works, some of them are expected to do. Not ev*il. They are special. Some are given different gifts. They torment when these ones fail to use the power to work or do what they are asked to do or when they do it negatively. Some are to make people happy, heal, pray for those in trouble, advise and failure to perform these amount to toiling for nothing.

Aside parents making promises. The belief in reincarnation is manifest in that the person one reincarnated for had incomplete task or if connected with the water spirit before death, the person who reincarnated him or her will come out with the same spirit. Some come out with some mark. That mark is called "ebumpụta ụwa." Some elders would see you and smile because they know who has the mark in the past in your lineage. Self-aware parents know too.

Let me say it...these people are innocent. They didn't sign anything with any marine spirit. Their forebears did and it manifest in them. They were born into this. They see things. Some can even see death before it happened but no power to avert it. Some, if you make them angry, you will suffer. No, the spirit guiding them is at work. The spirit is fighting you. Some know the exact herb that will cure you.

Some of these people want to break free from all this, they don't want to associate with them, they don't want to be seeing things in dream, they want to be living normally like others. They don't want to have anything to do with the water spirits which they signed no agreement with. Their forebears did and who they reincarnated for in the past life, according to Igbo mythology, this is why they keep looking for help. On the process, they get scammed because those they meet don't even understand anything or know anything.

ABOUT EZENWAANYỊ/EZENWOKE MMIRI FACEBOOK

These group of people are scámmers who dwell in people's ignorance to scám them using all this ndị mmiri talk. They ask you pay them consultation fee. They also ask you pay them 150k, 180k, etc for them to do spiritual work for you, so that you settle your Ndi mmiri, after which you will do aja okporoụzọ, aja nsureọkụ and co. You will perform new month ritual by paying them. Bunch of hustlers and heartless crîmînals.

They make people believe that everyone has water connection and it's e*vil, that's why things don't work for you, no marriage, no child, no stable relationship, no job, no money is being gifted to you by anyone. You have to give them money for afa, consultation and spiritual work to settle your ndi mmiri so that you will be free They start scamming people. Telling you that the reason a man doesn't dash you money is because of ndị mmiri. The reason you will not marry, born children, amount to anything in life is because of ndị mmiri. You must pay them. After paying, send your name, photo and village you are from to WhatsApp.

My dear, you have just be scammed. If they claim they have the power, why not know those things spiritually before asking? These group of dibịas have no power to deliver you. They are fake.That is why you keep spending money from one place to another, no solution. They keep scamming you. You keep making monthly payment in the name of ritual to appease your ndị mmiri. That money, goat and fowl, these crîmînals eat them not any ndị mmiri. Your water element don't demand those things. They aren't interested,just recognition they want.

Ndị Ezenwaanyị mmiri Facebook are noisemakers and hustlers who have seen that many pastors are hustlers, failed some, they want to leverage on such opportunity to milk people. It's appalling because they claim they are going back to the root. This is never Igbo culture. They are crîminals who use threat and fear to hoodwink the gullible. They always threaten people because they know they are empty.

A true Igbo spiritualist with the natural power and gift of healing stands with the truth and not money. The first thing to do is to know the problem, if it's something they can solve. They will gbaa afa. If they cannot do it, they refer you to another person who can. Remember, they will not start telling you immediately to give them so so amount when they don't know the real issue. There is no fix price for ịgba afa.

A dibịa will tell you what to use for the spiritual work. If you cannot get them, they will tell you the money equivalent which they will use to get them. When you are satisfied with their work, you can now do something in appreciation. Remember, you are not mandated but it's expected. The Igbo say: "ihe dibịa gwọrọ dị ire ọ gwọọ ọzọ."

These facebook dibịa ndị mmiri are scammers. Anyone who goes to them must surely hear that they are from mmiri. You have not told them the problem, they are already calling hundreds of thousands of naịra to settle your Ndị mmiri. To them, it's business, money to buga and never to solve your problem. Once they are done scamming you, they come online, do Live video to issue threats, so that nobody will drag and expose their ekperimaciousness. Ndị ohi.

SOLUTION FOR THOSE WITH WATER SPIRIT

Have you asked yourself why despite all the money you've spent and paid Ndi mmiri facebook, you are still where you are? It's because they have scammed you as you fail to realise yourself. You need self-awareness. There are some gifts your chi has given you, you have issues because you have failed to discover who you are.

Ask yourself what those guys want you to do when they come to your dream. Some, they told them to heal the sick via herbs, pray for the sick to heal. They are not telling you to wear white and white and live inside the water, forming Ezenwaanyị mmiri with ọkụkọ ọcha and goat. You can study nursing, medicine— the idea is healing, it doesn't matter how you heal, the method, just heal. In Igbo, this is called ọnatarachi— destiny. If you leave it to do other things, you will face difficulties.

The real people with this connection, or calling of healing don't make noise about it. They are even running away from their responsibility. But you see all this ndị aja okporoụzọ, they are not having any calling. Nobody called them. They are dropshipping ndị mmiri. They collect your money, run to all this local dibịas, give them small money for abracadabra and pocket huge chunk, then run off to facebook to threaten people. You are scared to talk that they are fake because you don't want to offend Ezenwaanyị mmiri and die. They are crîminals my dear and they know it.

Real people with such gift don't need to make noise or hustle, what gave them the work will channel people to them. It works like magnet that's why powerful spiritual men in Igbo land were visited in the olden days when there was no internet by people from other African countries.

Now, having known that you are innocent. Your forebears and who you reincarnated have done what they did. Running around from dibịa to dibịa, church to church, prayer house to prayer house, facebook ndị mmiri to TikTok ndị mmiri, you are wasting money and automatically getting them angry. They will frustrate you.

You know yourself. Nobody with this spirit who doesn't know. They do. Not every Igbo have it, some and they know themselves. Ask yourself what they want you to do. That thing you are running away from doing is the reason.

But first, they just want that recognition. They want you to just recognize them. Instead of recognition some want to run away, they get angry. Remember, it's that way since birth, so, it hardly can go away. Even some ọgbanje will be free when iyi ụwa is dig out. But not everyone with mmiri connection is ọgbanje.

First know where you reincarnated from. Your mother side or father side, who? Since you already know you have the water spirit, which water exactly in your village.

Stop giving goats and chickens to all this ekperimacious ndị Ezenwaanyị mmiri and dibịa, they are the ones eating the goat and chickens and not any ndị mmiri thing.

Your power is bigger than theirs as they have none. It's ignorance that make you give them your hard earned money to do something they cannot do.

According to the spiritualists who specialize on this matter, this is what they told me:

"Understanding spirituality and water spirits termed as marine settlement. A lot of people come from water and most times they dream of Rivers and being tormented in their dreams.
This is why you don't need to spend so much in Water settlement."

"The answer is acknowledgement and acceptance, stop praying against what you didn't create or know the origin, most of our forefathers and ancestors worshipped and made promises to these Spirits."

"You can't fight what you didn't create.
They dont need any goat from you, all they need is acknowledgement and acceptance.
Sometimes they want to bring you blessings and protect you, when you reject them you begin to face difficulties and attack."

"Find out where you came from: it's either your father side or mother side, ask yourself where you feel connected to, via your Paternal/maternal Grandmother/father."

"Second question: is there a river there?"

"If yes, find out the name of the river, go there with kola nut and native egg, use the kola to call and acknowledge them, throw it in the river, then use the egg and cleanse yourself from any bad aura."

"Do your prayers, fetch water from there and sand, come back with it and pray anytime you need Favour."

"Watch how everything will change. It is something you do yourself not any human in the name of Ezenwanyi or Dibia."

"Stop allowing people take advantage of your gullibility and ignorance."

I consulted a lot of Igbo spiritualists in the course of my research. Last year, as a research consultant, I was commissioned to get information on all the major Igbo deities for a documentary film. Traveling and touring the Igbo land, consulting elders around Igbo land, growing on the feet of my grandmother who lived over 124 years, being mentored by traditionalists/elders and studying culture, tradition and spirituality of the Igbo, I can categorically tell you that the world is deep and secondly, scammers are now using fake culture to scam the gullible. Don't fall victim again. They are doing jazz and not Igbo culture.

What these crîmînals do on Facebook has nothing to do with Igbo culture. They are hustlers. Having water spirit doesn't mean your own is gone. It is not as bad as what they paint it if you truly have the knowledge of all this things.

Another version of this is those who have the gift of seeing things, gift of dibịa, using herbs to heal. It's hereditary or promise their ancestors made that their children children will take after them. When it falls on you, you will be disturbed to do it. Running away from it will frustrate you. Some who know they have these gifts modernised them by opening something like church, prayer houses; some package herbs in a modernise form to make it conform to modernity, time and season. Some go through missionary but still use that healing gifts.

If you decide to continue giving facebook crîmînals money for aja nsureọkụ, aja okporoụzọ to settle ndị mmiri and you have to pay hundreds of thousands, just know you have been ponzied, it doesn't matter who is involved. You are on your own.

Wake up and smell the coffee.

This is what I owe you on this— truth of liberation. These crîmînal Facebook ndị mmiri should go get work and stop scamming people because they are ignorant of truth regarding Igbo worldview.

Small thing, they put cowries on their hair and start forming Ezenwaanyị na Ezenwoke who chase ndị mmiri away when 30k consultation is paid, 150k ọrụ mmiri, ndị ohi. Ekperima ọjọọ them. You asslick them because they get money from your gullibility. Tell them to do it on Twitter. Why are they running away from Twitter? Check their lives before they start scámming people.

You don't have spiritual problem. You are unique in your own way. Stop looking for solution to a problem when there is no problem. Stop feeding crîmînals whether with Bible or ọkụkọ ọcha.

If, after reading this exposé, you choose to continue patronising them, it means you are created for stüpidity, you will remain their forever cashcow. There is nothing wrong with you. Stop running around.

Your Mumu don do, end everything this 2022.

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