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I'm not British nor American, I'm from a different white background. And no, I don't expect you to feel sympathy for that reason. All this Yoruba-Igbo thing didn't come from me but from a Nigerian friend, a lady just like you, wheter she's right or wrong you will judge as I don't have much knowledge about it, I never intent to cause fight here as you put it. Anyway thank you to all who gave me a good advice. I'm leaving this forum. Regards |
Hi there, Thank you very much for your replies. I understand they were going to get married many years ago but they didn't as her parents wouldn't allow him in their family because he was from a different tribe. About the curry she left behind, he said he cooked it himself for us. Later when I found out what he's done and when we "both" found those things on Walls he asked me to chuck it all in the bin which I did. He contacted her and told her he was happy with his family and wasn't looking for someone else, after sometime she got the message. He was very surprised himself, he didn't think bad of her at all. Indeed I know he was very serious with her, nobody would risk his family for nothing. When he knew who she really is & done he was put off immediately. He speculate about her going to his church-pastor and got wrong advice. Nothing is bigger than God, it looks like everything backfired on her. All I wanted to know here is if my kids would get any harm by this, that's all. Thank you anyway |
Hello, No. I'm not trying to give bad names to no one here. I know very little about differences between the ethnic groups in Nigeria, yet I know enough to know that the lady who travelled hundreds of miles all the way to northern Europe to do her evil things can't marry a yoruba man, right? I obviously asked my husband about the meaning of symbolism on my walls, he only knows some people ( maybe not just women) do this so they can get their way, in this case I believe she wanted my husband & my life. Again, I came here for someone to give me a little insight of what these things are all about? I've got very young kids and don't want them harm by this. I understand this can be very dangerous indeed. Again, I'm not here to give bad names to a whole group of people or the Ibo people for this matter. I don't intent to cause a fight here. Thank you |
Hello, I know her full name, according to a Nigerian friend she is an Ibo woman. ( for obvious reasons I can't post her full name here) And for what I understand they cannot get married to a yoruba man right? Still, she traveled all the way to northern Europe to do her evil things or "ju ju" like you guys would say. I'm genuine and I'm not trying to "bash" no one here. Now, what film should I watch? And would that give me an idea of what those things on my Walls mean? I've watched Nigerian movies, but thought it was just not real, until it happen to me. These things are very dangerous indeed. Thank you |
Hello there, I'm a White woman married to a Nigerian man, we have kids together. I found out a few months ago that my husband has cheated on me with an Ibo girl in her late 40S (she's single, no kids). She stayed at mine while I was away on holidays with my kids for several weeks. She left loads of "symbolisms" cruxes like shapes in a "clear, almost invisible type of oil greasy liquid" on all my Walls, furniture, etc and also some ready made meals in my fridge. I felt I was going to die, I passed out for a moment and went through hell. I was completely devastated and heartbroken. I'm not very familiar with the Ibo culture. Can anybody tell me what those symbols mean and why were there for? My husband told her he doesn't want to hear from her anymore, yet she kept trying. I just hope her evil witchcraft doesn't cause us any harm. Thank you very much for your time and thanks in advance. Regards |
Hello there, I'm a White woman married to a Nigerian man, we have kids together. I found out a few months ago that my husband has cheated on me with an Igbo girl in her late 40's (she's single, no kids). She stayed at mine while I was away on holidays with my kids for several weeks. She left loads of "symbolisms" cruxes like shapes in a "clear, almost invisible type of oil greasy liquid" on all my Walls, furniture, etc and also some ready made meals in my fridge. I felt I was going to die, I passed out for a moment and went through hell. I was completely devastated and heartbroken. I'm not very familiar with the Igbo culture. Can anybody tell me what those symbols mean and why were there for? My husband told her he doesn't want to hear from her anymore, yet she kept trying. I just hope her evil witchcraft doesn't cause us any harm. Thank you very much for your time and thanks in advance. Regards |
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