God help us

dairykidd:
Na today them dey advertise all these charms for women online na... Charm for sweet kpekus, for asking ur maga anything without refusal, to make man no reason another kpekus, to tie man down, to make man spend all he has on u etc. Enter instagram all those kayan mata wtv..u go see as slay queens them dey rush am

If we no use Kayan mata wetin we gain??

So long belief in the supernatural pervades, no surprise.

Some patronise pastors, prophets, alfas and others patronise babalawo to manipulate things in their favour.

People only fear juju because imperial masters told us their beliefs are superior and pure while ours are the opposite.

First check yourself for mental slavery before you comment.

And she still wear g-string

wtf...the beads looking irritating

No be today yansh dey back ooo... That year we dey chop am like that ooo.. JuJu dey look face oo

Remember that year wey one Calabar girl wan use me for money ritual in PH. She ended up as my hotel keeper washed my clothes and warm the bed for seven days...

She later left for Abuja to get the victim ... According to her she will run mad if she didn't fulfill the ritual.

LordKO:
This is common among females from Francophone African countries. It's much to do with their worldview/religious inclination. To them the amulates are firstly fashion, and then more for their protection - it's thought to give protection against evil - than using it for harmful tendency towards their partners.

I agree. In Senegal, where I once lived in; this was a very common practice there. The girls wear it, the men also. They are not ashamed to wear it and no judgement from among them about it.

tendingNews:
Nigerian blogger, Isoko Boy, shared this video about a slay mama caught with charms round her curvy waist. He then advises men to be careful.
Watch video
HERE

He claims that's not just an ordinary beads. Some claim she wore it for protection against yahoo boys.

See different reasons.

What do you think?

You no sabi.
That's not charm. It's something that makes you come, again, and again.
If your girl friend doesn't have it, you better make her install some of that, and your poor life will never be the same again.

akpurakpubem

NinaArsenal:
If we no use Kayan mata wetin we gain??

u Wii gain sense

naijaking1:


You no sabi.
That's not charm. It's something that makes you come, again, and again.
If your girl friend doesn't have it, you better make her install some of that, and your poor life will never be the same again.

stop saying trash thinking u are making sense pls.....I hope u can see the things on her waist.....y'all just involving urself in rubbish... ur body is the temple of God

naijaking1:


You no sabi.
That's not charm. It's something that makes you come, again, and again.
If your girl friend doesn't have it, you better make her install some of that, and your poor life will never be the same again.

stop saying trash thinking u are making sense pls.....I hope u can see the things on her waist.....y'all just involving urself in rubbish... ur body is the temple of God...use sense

ANGELMARVE:
I am 100% tired of Nigeria.
Instead of doing charm against yahoo guys.
Why not go to school, graduate and get a good job and earn your own money.
Orso-called ade and earn your own money.

Using charm against yahoo guys might protect you for a while, but in the long run, "Nothing good comes from the devil.

That aside, i pity innocent guys that will sleep with such diabolical ladies.

I know there are evil in the world but Nigeria and Africa is a scary place to live at.

that thing you call charm ain't no charm. Charm does not work, it is all in the mind.. If you think by putting that traditional beads will enchant me, you need to think twice again.. I have slept or been with ladies with such beads but nothing happened... I got no ties with anybody till this day.

I have seen alot from the so-called African girls with charms but no fears.. I have seen real charms used by women simply because I was visiting but nothing happened..

I have experienced a complete charm by a girl. The charm starts from preparing a meal to make the guy seek more of your meals and have the sexual urge, the other charm is by fragrance which will entrap you into her body smell and the last one is a rough stone used in applying on their pu55sy or it can be a cream.. All this I said to her, as long as it is not food poison but her love charm, I will not be affected and truly, never been affected..

Look smart, things are happening.. Be protected by a God, be smart, when you visit women, be vigilant.. Their supposed charms are with them, funny enough I laugh when I see it cos they are destroying their life not me..

NwaIgboBoy:
not all those are charms. some use them to watch weights some feel it to be fashion while to others is just a tribal thing.

Nigeria we like to take things so seroz, buh politicians are bussy loothing our money day by day and we all kept quet like mumu.

if u see a woman with all those things on her waist...u will still lie with her?and to educate u...the ones for fashion and weight watching ain't irritating like the ones on her waist.... na wa

360command:
that thing you call charm ain't no charm. Charm does not work, it is all in the mind.. If you think by putting that traditional beads will enchant me, you need to think twice again.. I have slept or been with ladies with such beads but nothing happened... I got no ties with anybody till this day.

I have seen alot from the so-called African girls with charms but no fears.. I have seen real charms used by women simply because I was visiting but nothing happened..

I have experienced a complete charm by a girl. The charm starts from preparing a meal to make the guy seek more of your meals and have the sexual urge, the other charm is by fragrance which will entrap you into her body smell and the last one is a rough stone used in applying on their pu55sy or it can be a cream.. All this I said to her, as long as it is not food poison but her love charm, I will not be affected and truly, never been affected..

Look smart, things are happening.. Be protected by a God, be smart, when you visit women, be vigilant.. Their supposed charms are with them, funny enough I laugh when I see it cos they are destroying their life not me..

they are truly destroying their lives tho

NinaArsenal:
If we no use Kayan mata wetin we gain??

Continue na

Bloooody:
The African mentality, There is no such thing as voo doo
*spits*

No matter how civilized you claim to be, all I want you to know is that are spiritual powers in this world. Believe it whether you like it or not

360command:
that thing you call charm ain't no charm. Charm does not work, it is all in the mind.. If you think by putting that traditional beads will enchant me, you need to think twice again.. I have slept or been with ladies with such beads but nothing happened... I got no ties with anybody till this day.

I have seen alot from the so-called African girls with charms but no fears.. I have seen real charms used by women simply because I was visiting but nothing happened..

I have experienced a complete charm by a girl. The charm starts from preparing a meal to make the guy seek more of your meals and have the sexual urge, the other charm is by fragrance which will entrap you into her body smell and the last one is a rough stone used in applying on their pu55sy or it can be a cream.. All this I said to her, as long as it is not food poison but her love charm, I will not be affected and truly, never been affected..

Look smart, things are happening.. Be protected by a God, be smart, when you visit women, be vigilant.. Their supposed charms are with them, funny enough I laugh when I see it cos they are destroying their life not me..

Fast forward to 20years let's hope nothing changes

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if u see a woman with all those things on her waist...u will still lie with her?and to educate u...the ones for fashion and weight watching ain't irritating like the ones on her waist.... na I KNOW WHERE U COME FROM LOVES JUJU SO MUCH THATS WHY U SPEEK OF IT ALOT. IM SORRY WHERE I COME FROM WE DNT LIKE IT AND WE AINT DOIN IT... PERIOD!!!

I love charms

Chop and clean mouth, wahala dey o

chai! aye ley oh

itzzhoneybee:



Fast forward to 20years let's hope nothing changes

do you use charm?

Its not ordinary how.. On what premise do you base ya conclusion... And where did you go that You know.? I say na Ordinary waist bead... I dey even dey use my hand dey buy for girls sef...
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dairykidd:

Guy this isn't the ordinary waist beads u know... Make una dey hear word! Its like an enchanted object like ring & u will be saying its just a ring... Well na u sabi. Who no go know, no go ever know

Bloooody:
The African mentality, There is no such thing as voo doo
*spits*

Mr. Sorry is your second name. I pray you are not a victim one day.
Let me tell you a short story.
I was somewhere in Kwara State for business some years ago, and there was this undergraduate who came to his friends home for the short time holiday they had.... To cut the story, this is someone like you - those who doesn't believe in charm. There is an Alfa in that area who heard about the guy saying there is no charm, my dear, the next thing we saw was that the guy in question was sent on an erran across the road, to the guys greatest suprise, he had pull off all the cloth he was wearing before returning back to where he was and that was when he knew he was naked. He asked people what had happened to him and the Alfa replied him saying never in your life say there is no charm.

This isn't a super story. I was there live.

Search for "Jaruma" on IG, watch her vids.......then maybe we'll be more careful about the "zeros" we put our "ones" into.

willyo:
All die na die

MannieA:




u Wii gain sense

Sense gbuogi dia.. issit your kayan mata? Mind your business girl.

NinaArsenal:
Sense gbuogi dia..
issit your kayan mata? Mind your business girl.

who be dis hide urself jare....u don't av sense to knw DAT its not everything u should say in public

xelowpage:
Mr. Sorry is your second name. I pray you are not a victim one day.
Let me tell you a short story.
I was somewhere in Kwara State for business some years ago, and there was this undergraduate who came to his friends home for the short time holiday they had.... To cut the story, this is someone like you - those who doesn't believe in charm. There is an Alfa in that area who heard about the guy saying there is no charm, my dear, the next thing we saw was that the guy in question was sent on an erran across the road, to the guys greatest suprise, he had pull off all the cloth he was wearing before returning back to where he was and that was when he knew he was naked. He asked people what had happened to him and the Alfa replied him saying never in your life say there is no charm.

This isn't a super story. I was there live.

I refuse to believe such bull sh.it with no evidence but a made up story.
How come there are no witches in China or other atheist populated nations?