ZombieSlayer1:
I think it's high time people seeking election for public offices are made to swear with one traditional deity or another. They must be made to swear that if they don't perform within 2 years they'll die a miserable death before the end of their tenure

GoAndVerify:
African Science is a wonder to behold.

But the so called Westerners would rather have us thinking otherwise.

SirIconR:
How I wish this kind of voodoo can be replicated in Nigeria

Urheadmaster:
The same fate await urchins before the next year general elections

OneCandleAway:
Because we don't package it well. If we package it they will buy. The blacks that were taken as slaves abroad practice africa traditional religion ti date and package it to sell.

ZombieSlayer1:
I think it's high time people seeking election for public offices are made to swear with one traditional deity or another. They must be made to swear that if they don't perform within 2 years they'll die a miserable death before the end of their tenure

Kennitrust:
Tinubu is hoping on his witchcrafts to win election because he know that no sane Nigerian will vote for him.

The current hard work in Nigeria today is defending Thieftinubu by urchins.

GoAndVerify:


How do you mean package it well?

Can you be more specific?

Nairanation2:
This is why I'll always believe that d juju here is a scam! Other African countries use d same juju to do sth positive, esp in catching thieves, burglars & other criminals. Kenya, South-Africa, Zimbabwe, Ghana to mention a few do this a lot. But here, everything is fake!

ExAngel007:
Drama unfolded at Makutano Police Station in Embu County, Kenya after two men surrendered a cow they had reportedly stolen.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faPJKlE9rpQ

The two suspects, covered by a swarm of bees, walked into the police station on Saturday, November 5, 2022, and reported themselves as thieves.

The suspects, who have since been identified as Phillip Wekesa, 32, and Mwamba Ili, 25, could not stop screaming in pain as the bees were stinging them.

Police immediately contacted Lilian Waithera, who had on November 3 made a report at the station that her cow was missing.

After arriving at the station, Waithera positively identified the cow as hers. She confessed to having sought a witchdoctor's services to help her find the cow.

"I am told that the suspects had tried to sell the cow at the Makutano market, but did not find a buyer. That was before the bees shepherded them to the station where they
surrendered the cow," she said.

In a bizarre incident, the witchdoctor was reportedly asked to reverse the spell he cast on the 'thieves', and commanded
the insects into a bag he was carrying.

After performing his 'magic', the sorcerer casually walked out of the police station leaving residents aghast.

Livestock theft has been on the rise in Kirinyaga, with the area Assistant Chief Mr. Daniel Kiama Maina urging residents not to resort to witchcraft to solve the menace.

The matter is currently being investigated.

https://www.kanyidaily.com/2022/11/thieves-returns-stolen-cow-to-police-after-being-attacked-by-swarm-of-bees-video.html

juman:


The oath can be wished away by paying atonement.

ExAngel007:
Drama unfolded at Makutano Police Station in Embu County, Kenya after two men surrendered a cow they had reportedly stolen.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faPJKlE9rpQ

The two suspects, covered by a swarm of bees, walked into the police station on Saturday, November 5, 2022, and reported themselves as thieves.

The suspects, who have since been identified as Phillip Wekesa, 32, and Mwamba Ili, 25, could not stop screaming in pain as the bees were stinging them.

Police immediately contacted Lilian Waithera, who had on November 3 made a report at the station that her cow was missing.

After arriving at the station, Waithera positively identified the cow as hers. She confessed to having sought a witchdoctor's services to help her find the cow.

"I am told that the suspects had tried to sell the cow at the Makutano market, but did not find a buyer. That was before the bees shepherded them to the station where they
surrendered the cow," she said.

In a bizarre incident, the witchdoctor was reportedly asked to reverse the spell he cast on the 'thieves', and commanded
the insects into a bag he was carrying.

After performing his 'magic', the sorcerer casually walked out of the police station leaving residents aghast.

Livestock theft has been on the rise in Kirinyaga, with the area Assistant Chief Mr. Daniel Kiama Maina urging residents not to resort to witchcraft to solve the menace.

The matter is currently being investigated.

https://www.kanyidaily.com/2022/11/thieves-returns-stolen-cow-to-police-after-being-attacked-by-swarm-of-bees-video.html