chemystery:
Nigerians and Africans are known to still hold wide number of superstitious beliefs. Like you indicated, we have increasing numbers of participants because they believe magical potions of human parts can bring fortune even when there is no proof of anyone ever getting rich from such. It is just what it is - a mere superstitious belief!

Most times, what we hear are stories and speculations founded on ignorance and hearsays, and our media and home videos also contribute in propagating these false beliefs.

I will say those who engage or believe in such are driven by ignorance, poverty, desperation, gullibility, and irrationalism.

If money ritual works, it should be ubiquitous. But then, you only hear of it happening in some parts of Africa.

Just try google and see if you will get results of ritual killing outside Africa.

GavelSlam:


Were you there?

OkunrinMeta:


He said he is a freethinker

kingxsamz:


oga don't come and rant on Nairaland... we're not the cause of ur problems

Plasmbob1:
Unfortunately, not a lot of people will be willing to give reasonable answers with tangible evidence and clear the minds of doubters.

Later when an individual draws his conclusion based in his experience they term you "Stupid" "Foolish" or "This one no know anything".

In my opinion, I'm beginning to get skeptical about spirituality too.

Probably after the rituals the individuals are being manipulated and their efforts subconsciously increase and can begin to persuade their clients much more efficiently (in the case of fraud or "yahoo yahoo". Then they attribute it to the preceding rituals. And the cycle continues.

My opinion tho' I'ma teenager. But I'm open to enlightenment.

Japhet04:
This question has been on my mind for a very long time now, and seeing that post on front page on how a girl escaped the hands of kidnappers who wanted to sell her body parts to rich men, who are most likely into money rituals, so my question goes, does it actually work because if it doesn't I don't think it would have an increasing number of participants.

PS.- I have no ulterior motive for asking this, it's just that I'm a freethinker and have to get my self cleared on the fact that no spirituality exists in this world before I fully become an atheist.

Mekanus:
Africa is just too backwards with a whole lot of superstitious and useless believes that has done more harm than good to us. I hate Africa, I hate Nigeria. why I'm from this screwed up part of the earth is what I don't understand. Damn it!!!

doctorkush:
who is this guy above me


dude surely is high on weed...

best way to get answer op is for you to go to their headquarters at Ogun State .. but make sure your head is under lock and keys .... because it has gotten so serious nowadays that you will get home before noticing that your head is missing

chemystery:
Nigerians and Africans are known to still hold wide number of superstitious beliefs. Like you indicated, we have increasing numbers of participants because they believe magical potions of human parts can bring fortune even when there is no proof of anyone ever getting rich from such. It is just what it is - a mere superstitious belief!

Most times, what we hear are stories and speculations founded on ignorance and hearsays, and our media and home videos also contribute in propagating these false beliefs.

I will say those who engage or believe in such are driven by ignorance, poverty, desperation, gullibility, and irrationalism.

If money ritual works, it should be ubiquitous. But then, you only hear of it happening in some parts of Africa.

Just try google and see if you will get results of ritual killing outside Africa.

ipobarecriminals:
make persin dey fear people like u.

Desyner:
Research money ritual among Jaimacan and stop talking of point.

Japhet04:
This question has been on my mind for a very long time now, and seeing that post on front page on how a girl escaped the hands of kidnappers who wanted to sell her body parts to rich men, who are most likely into money rituals, so my question goes, does it actually work because if it doesn't I don't think it would have an increasing number of participants.

PS.- I have no ulterior motive for asking this, it's just that I'm a freethinker and have to get my self cleared on the fact that no spirituality exists in this world before I fully become an atheist.

dancewith:
Human parts can never magically transform one into wealth. It makes no sense and defies logical reasoning. There is no such thing neither does witchcraft exist. We are merely driven by superstitions anchored on medieval African belief system.

You would have blood on your hands for nothing if you choose this path. It doesn't Work, would never work and cannot work. Hard work is what you are looking for if you wish to be successful

donblade85555:
evil power exist. nobody told me this, I saw it live in my compound. a woman confessed that she was the one bottling another woman pregnancy. because the woman has been pregnant for 13 months. after her confession she died and the woman went into labour immediately.

Ugosample:


You are still validating his point.

These stupid things are mostly found in places with high black populations; of which Jamaica is one of them.

doctorkush:
who is this guy above me


dude surely is high on weed...

best way to get answer op is for you to go to their headquarters at Ogun State .. but make sure your head is under lock and keys .... because it has gotten so serious nowadays that you will get home before noticing that your head is missing

Pidgin2:
They are only being tricked

Ugosample:


You are still validating his point.

These stupid things are mostly found in places with high black populations; of which Jamaica is one of them.

chemystery:
Nigerians and Africans are known to still hold wide number of superstitious beliefs. Like you indicated, we have increasing numbers of participants because they believe magical potions of human parts can bring fortune even when there is no proof of anyone ever getting rich from such. It is just what it is - a mere superstitious belief!

Most times, what we hear are stories and speculations founded on ignorance and hearsays, and our media and home videos also contribute in propagating these false beliefs.

I will say those who engage or believe in such are driven by ignorance, poverty, desperation, gullibility, and irrationalism.

If money ritual works, it should be ubiquitous. But then, you only hear of it happening in some parts of Africa.

Just try google and see if you will get results of ritual killing outside Africa.

donblade85555:
evil power exist. nobody told me this, I saw it live in my compound. a woman confessed that she was the one bottling another woman pregnancy. because the woman has been pregnant for 13 months. after her confession she died and the woman went into labour immediately.

ObalufonIII:
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Having joined NL since 2007, I've seen numerous threads on this topic and I've at the same time observed people display their curiosity and some their folly.

A lot of Africans, especially the Yoruba folks try so hard to come off smart by down talking oogun or money ritual in this case as non-existent.

As a person with Orisa background, a young Babalawo, someone who has seen quite a bit and an academic I'll tell you this much -- money ritual does exist.

Money ritual is broken into several levels depending on how hopeful/hopeless; relaxed/desperate the individual is but no matter what side the individual is, for money ritual to work a source of income is required.

Now while having a source of income, money ritual depending on the scale only helps to keep your income steady so much so that you'll never have to lack -- you'll get everything you want and need. You'll be rich but not in the league of the Dangotes, the Bill Gates, the Alakijas, the Obasanjos, the Tinubus. To be in their league requires you'll have their type of source of income and with money rituals you'll earn better than them in that where they may complain or find difficulty, you'll find ease and seamless turnovers financially.

There are two sides to money rituals with each having its repercussions.

1. The money ritual that requires you put in 50/60% effort depending on one's head/luck. In this case, if a person was for example runninh a business selling or supplying, the customers/patronage and earnings will be beyond what people in the same business earn. It will require that you invest, meet people, print business cards, run adverts and every other thing required for a business to thrive but you'll never complain, runa loss or make no profits. The side effect here is once the ritual lapses, the extra ordinary favours fade out and things will begin to deplete. This often requires renewal of ritual but doing a ritual that is a step above the initial one. E.g: a ritual with pigeon, followed by the one with chicken, goat, sheep, horse etc but they last for years before renewal anyway.

2. The money ritual that requires lesser effort. Say 10/20 percent effort. Using the same example as above, rather than doing all the effort to put one's business/investment out there all that is required is just to open a shop/store or just erecta business outlet and patronage/customers begin to swarm left and right without any necessary advert -- even if this store is erected in a shithole, people will flock it. This type of ritual in grades require human blood, human parts and sometimes full human. And it is split into three parts - having to render a human useless, feeding people to use their luck and outright murder. This ritual comes with lifespan, doers often live a shorter life and if they do not die, they live a post-ritual life in a nasty penury. Escape route is to invest when earnings are made and the first type of money ritual is vigorously pursued to keep the investments yielding but they'll be struggling to yield whichis better than nothing at all.

I hope whosoever is desperate for money weighs their optionsand consider proper hardwork and self improvement than taking the money ritual route because in the end, either in the first or second one, patches for sustenance is always required.

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Japhet04:
Just asking