e dey work. oya mk u try. because there is nothing that it cannot do

:-x

My guy, you wan bang another man wife? God pass you oooooooo. But if you wan find out whether condom go protect you, make sure say na Babalawo wife you bang.

hmm

yes, it does - try it you will see.

I think am lost can somebody show me the way out plz.
What is magun and how does it look like?

click on the link on the 1st post

Mustay:

click on the link on the 1st post

Thanks guy for the link, i kan understand what magun is now.
If babalawo can make concosion to kill person the magun of a thing will be as easy as ABC for him. Although i have not seen b4 and have not heard of it except in NL.
Bt why shpuld men be behaving like animals, cant they find unmarried gyls/ladies. If somebody die of magun or whatever he dont deserve to be burried, if he is my relative am not gonna go for the burrial.

Some questions for magun-believers:

1. If magun is real, why is it that there is no reference to it in the print media anywhere, with the possible exception of Nigeria?
2. Does it mean its effect is localized to Nigeria?
3. Why is that no Nigerian living in Europe/US/Canada/ has given an account where someone died or that a cheating pair were fused together as result of magun?
4. Why is it that no hospital outside Nigeria (especially those in the West) has ever reported a case of unexplained fusing of the genitals of two adults while having sex (one of the much touted effects of magun)?
5. Does it mean that Nigerians living outside Nigeria don't cheat on their spouses?
6. Does it mean that Nigerians living in the West don't use magun?
7. Can all this be explained by the usual talk that juju no dey cross ocean, hence restricting its effect to Nigeria and possibly the Motherland?
8. Can anyone point to an article, a paper, a study, a report, etc. where the effects of magun were objectively studied?
9. Are skeptics supposed to just believe that magun is real?
10. Why don't we hear about magun from people of other cultures? [References please if you have any]
11. Does it mean that the knowledge of magun is somehow restricted to Nigeria?
12. Is magun even a Nigerian belief?
13. Is the belief not restricted to just some parts of Nigeria?


Let us not forget that it was these same magun-believers that told us Iroko trees can change their locations!

see you, MAGUN na jazz oooh  made to check promiscuous couples mostly yorubas in order to prevent adultery and fornication

Mosuro:

My guy, you wan bang another man wife? God pass you oooooooo. But if you wan find out whether condom go protect you, make sure say na Babalawo wife you bang.

  now this is getting so so funnier and even much more crazier by the minute,  babalawo wife na hin u wan try am with?

RichyBlacK:

Some questions for magun-believers:

1. If magun is real, why is it that there is no reference to it in the print media anywhere, with the possible exception of Nigeria?
2. Does it mean its effect is localized to Nigeria?
3. Why is that no Nigerian living in Europe/US/Canada/ has given an account where someone died or that a cheating pair were fused together as result of magun?
4. Why is it that no hospital outside Nigeria (especially those in the West) has ever reported a case of unexplained fusing of the genitals of two adults while having sex (one of the much touted effects of magun)?
5. Does it mean that Nigerians living outside Nigeria don't cheat on their spouses?
6. Does it mean that Nigerians living in the West don't use magun?
7. Can all this be explained by the usual talk that juju no dey cross ocean, hence restricting its effect to Nigeria and possibly the Motherland?
8. Can anyone point to an article, a paper, a study, a report, etc. where the effects of magun were objectively studied?
9. Are skeptics supposed to just believe that magun is real?
10. Why don't we hear about magun from people of other cultures? [References please if you have any]
11. Does it mean that the knowledge of magun is somehow restricted to Nigeria?
12. Is magun even a Nigerian belief?
13. Is the belief not restricted to just some parts of Nigeria?


Let us not forget that it was these same magun-believers that told us Iroko trees can change their locations!

A film was made to this effect,it was clearly shown in the film how an educated guy believe there's nothing like Magun(Thunderbolt). He make love to a lady and was trapped,check out for MAGUN,thats the title of the film. It was produced by Mainframme films.

@pple that Dont believe magun exist i have a girl friend that have a magun on her we can make a deal 50,000 for every trialist
Or You give me your atm card and pin number incase of incasity

na wao,who want 2 risk his life.dey said dont clamb

na so u like ur broda!so u want make him clamb were he no go come down again.well na gud idea afterall na u go cry pass

RichyBlacK:

Some questions for magun-believers:

1. If magun is real, why is it that there is no reference to it in the print media anywhere, with the possible exception of Nigeria?
2. Does it mean its effect is localized to Nigeria?
3. Why is that no Nigerian living in Europe/US/Canada/ has given an account where someone died or that a cheating pair were fused together as result of magun?
4. Why is it that no hospital outside Nigeria (especially those in the West) has ever reported a case of unexplained fusing of the genitals of two adults while having sex (one of the much touted effects of magun)?
5. Does it mean that Nigerians living outside Nigeria don't cheat on their spouses?
6. Does it mean that Nigerians living in the West don't use magun?
7. Can all this be explained by the usual talk that juju no dey cross ocean, hence restricting its effect to Nigeria and possibly the Motherland?
8. Can anyone point to an article, a paper, a study, a report, etc. where the effects of magun were objectively studied?
9. Are skeptics supposed to just believe that magun is real?
10. Why don't we hear about magun from people of other cultures? [References please if you have any]
11. Does it mean that the knowledge of magun is somehow restricted to Nigeria?
12. Is magun even a Nigerian belief?
13. Is the belief not restricted to just some parts of Nigeria?


Let us not forget that it was these same magun-believers that told us Iroko trees can change their locations!

cos it has not been reported in your west makes it a falacy, what a stupid post.

toba1909:

A film was made to this effect,it was clearly shown in the film how an educated guy believe there's nothing like Magun(Thunderbolt). He make love to a lady and was trapped,check out for MAGUN,thats the title of the film. It was produced by Mainframme films.

presido1:

because it has not been reported in your west makes it a falacy, what a stupid post.

presido, nice response

presido1:

because it has not been reported in your west makes it a falacy, what a stupid post.

Word!!!

A trial will convince the unbelievers!
types include, cock crow at dawn, 7 time acrobatics, gimme water, thunder strike and so much more, the magic is real

presido1:

because it has not been reported in your west makes it a falacy, what a stupid post.

@presido

My first reaction was to respond in kind, but I thought otherwise.

Can you attempt to answer some of the questions I posed?

toba1909:

A film was made to this effect,it was clearly shown in the film how an educated guy believe there's nothing like Magun(Thunderbolt). He make love to a lady and was trapped,check out for MAGUN,thats the title of the film. It was produced by Mainframme films.

A film was made about a giant gorilla that smashed cars with its feet and struck down helicopters with its hands. I think they called it King Kong.

there are fictions and non fictions

"The Yoruba have certain preparations believed to be capable of making illicit sexual intercourse
difficult or even impossible. There is Teso, a preparation which could make it impossible
for any other man to have sexual dealings with a woman on whom it has been applied.
There is Magun a terrible medicine believed to be capable of killing at once any man who
had illicit sexual intercourse with another man's wife or fiancee. There are other preparations
believed to be capable of curing prostitution. Whether these claims are effective or not,
the mere belief that they existed was a sufficient deterrent to many who otherwise could
have been reckless."[1]

Reference:
[1] Ade Fajana, "Educational Policy in Nigerian Traditional Society", Phylon (1960-), Vol. 33, No. 1. (1st Qtr., 1972), pp. 43.

Yes, Magun Can Protect You From Roasting Visibly On Earth

But It Can Not Protect You From Roasting In Hell

A Trial Will Convince And Not Confuse You

laa:

@people that Dont believe magun exist i have a girl friend that have a magun on her we can make a deal 50,000 for every trialist
Or You give me your atm card and pin number incase of incasity

Let's make it N2,500 and you have a deal. My anti-magun cream is NAFDAC certified. 

I think you can all see that Africans are more intelligent than Westerners trully.

For the reading pleasure of anybody interested. See below.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penis_captivus
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaginismus
http://www.webnuns.org/grun/arch_thread_GID7_TID3930.htm
http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=1374754&lastnode_id=1258885
http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=1596579

My dear I sure pity you! Cos, if MAGUN is to be believed, who then is the BABALAWO producing the condom(s)? Flee from any appearance of MAGUN-IMPLANTED person o, My people say, it's half a thing you say to the wise, when it gets into his belly it becomes whole.

parislomo:

My dear I sure pity you! Cos, if MAGUN is to be believed, who then is the BABALAWO producing the condom(s)? Flee from any appearance of MAGUN-IMPLANTED person o, My people say, it's half a thing you say to the wise, when it gets into his belly it becomes whole.

The same Babalawos producing the Magun, just like you have a Virus and Anti-Virus.

@ laa

Do we have a Deal?

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Magun is, of course, a load of bullshit

However, bullshit has been known to keep the weak of mind in line.

If someone is dense enough to believe in Magun, he is surely daft enough to act like a complete fool with no inhibitions or impulse control whatsoever if finally convinced that there is no such thing as Magun.

Therefore, belief in magun is the lesser of the two evils. Magun is real, I say. Go Magun!

Finally.

My answer is:

NO!!!!

CONDOMS DO NOT PROTECT YOU FROM MAGUN!!!!

ABSTAIN AND GO TO CHURCH!!!!!! OR SACRIFICE TO ORUNMILA.

y duntcha try it and come back to feed us wif da outcome

nonsensetical nonsense

u beta get off da shit.no religion agrees with adultery or funication.do not toy with ur hereafter just b'cos of 5miutes enjoyment.BEWARE, [color=#006600][/color][font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font][/size][size=8pt]

It will not make you tumble or want to drink too much water, it will

Some Nigerians are condemned to perpetual gullibility for thinking that something like Magun really exists. Maybe that is why we've always had bad leaders - the majority of Nigerians are probably too gullible to discern fiction from reality. Holding these nonsensical beliefs in useless fetishes like Magun has surely contributed in stunting the mental and psychological development of some Nigerians. Until Nigerians stop living in senseless fear, Nigeria will remain the backward country it is today. Hopefully, in time, the number of people with this kind of psychological handicap will diminish and Nigeria will be populated by people who will use their heads to think instead of believing in fables.

RichyBlacK:

"The Yoruba have certain preparations believed to be capable of making illicit sexual intercourse
difficult or even impossible. There is Teso, a preparation which could make it impossible
for any other man to have sexual dealings with a woman on whom it has been applied.
There is Magun a terrible medicine believed to be capable of killing at once any man who
had illicit sexual intercourse with another man's wife or fiancee. There are other preparations
believed to be capable of curing prostitution. Whether these claims are effective or not,
the mere belief that they existed was a sufficient deterrent to many who otherwise could
have been reckless."[1]

Reference:
[1] Ade Fajana, "Educational Policy in Nigerian Traditional Society", Phylon (1960-), Vol. 33, No. 1. (1st Qtr., 1972), pp. 43.

Teso is also a JuJu antidote and has different flavours. A Teso variant can actually be used by a Man to detect if a Woman is implanted with Magun and use it as an antidote to prevent any effect on himself.

It is such beliefs in Superstitions and the Supernatural that is a major hinderance to our Intellectual development.

My anti-magun cream is actually more effective than Teso. A trial will convince you.