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Op, your daughter is very innocent, not a witch and fully a child.

The issue here is there is a familiar spirit speaking through your daughter, it has possessed her and each time it comes upon her, she talks amazingly.

I am very sure your daughter does not talk like this all the time but only when under the influence of the spirit. Like a man would behave while drunk and when sober.

The truth is everyone has two natures coexisting in the same body - the human nature (soul/emotional component/body) and divine nature (spiritual entity). One could either be possessed by demons (evil spirits) or be filled with the Holy Ghost. The fruits of the Holy Spirit are love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. Those of the evil spirits are contrary.

I will advice you to begin watching Emmanuel tv on YouTube, DSTV, GOTV etc. There you will see prophet T. B. Joshua's teachings on spirituality and deliverances.
You will realise that what your daughter is going through is not strange at all. There are similar cases than were brought to Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) and were delivered. https://fb.watch/kS2zNiExNp/?mibextid=NnVzG8

Please watch this clip and do the needful.

Op I think this advice is worth heeding and mature too. As for me, I have never been into the business but I am interested in transportation. Pray about it too and let God lead you.

tosintoks:
A bird in hand is worth 2 in the bush.

The grass is not greener on the other side.

Young man, I know the job might be difficult, but please stick with it for now. Then use your spare time to learn a skill or a vocation. Or alternately, get the Keke and then drive it after work and during the weekends, this way you earn both from your job and from your Keke side business.

If you abandon the job and jump with both legs into being a tricycle operator, what will you do if you wake up one day and discover your state govt (I'm assuming Lagos) has banned Keke operators (it might sound unlikely but it's very possible). What will you do if (God forbid) the Keke gets damaged in your very first week (I might seem unduly pessimistic, but one must always plan and prepare for possible negative outcomes even if one hopes they don't come to pass).

So pls stick with the job, and either learn a skill on the side or ride the Keke on the side ( evenings and weekends). If you go with the 2nd option, then once you've saved the equivalent of at least 6 months of your salary, then you can leave that job, knowing that you have ample financial reserves you can fall back on incase of any unforeseen occurrence (may God forbid such, but once again, one has to be prepared).

Disregard most of the people here telling you to leave the job outright. A lot of them are kids who have never suffered in their life and who are still living with their parents.