MRSALT:
Inasmuch as I do not like the Osuji of a man, but can we deny the truth about what he said? The most fortunate set of people today are white men. 70% of white ladies want to marry a whiteman. 95% of black ladies want to marry a whiteman. Unfortunately 30% of whitemen are gays while 70% are bisexual. Only 10% will even agree to marry. 99% of black ladies want to have ponytail or long hairs like whites while faking their accent to speak like whites. Where is the love for Africa? Look at South Africans killing even their neighbors Zimbabweans living in South Africa. It is easier for a whiteman to get a visa to African countries than an African to get a visa to other African countries. How many times have Libyans deported Americans living in Libya? But they have deported Africans on uncountable times. I stopped attending social gatherings inluding churches because most times either we are copying Americans or we are imitating Arabians. If that is not the case, we will start showcasing our individual achievements. There is no deep reflection on how to achieve and maintain a stable and love inspired society.

lifezone247:
Na mouth I dey shop de sing along.

rabidvirus:


you have answered your question.the agent discussed with HIS friends,not his client.Now if this information gets to the client,as it most likely will.The agent may have a lot of unnecessary explaining to do,that's my point.

Nobody will openly encourage violence...cos if it happens the agent himself will be the first to deny ever encouraging it.

rabidvirus:


don't complicate things for the agent please,you are talking too much and giving out too much information.

rabidvirus:


don't complicate things for the agent please,you are talking too much and giving out too much information.

Mindfulness:
Are you people kidding me? Is it a thread for women or for girls? Is there any grown up woman who still doesn't know which bras to buy? How much time do you need to figure it out? 10 years?

de1de1SnrAd:
This is so weak and so unreal! Please if you must write always remember that not everyone that reads your write-ups may have the time to to find out the truth or be mature enough to identify what is called fallacy. I hope the OP too will borrow a little sense from this comment. While i agree with @ghostofsparta (though i did not read/open your link)

ghostofsparta:
@ Luyeanka

First of all, as I'd expected before clicking to read, you made the mistake of presenting Blood Money as Money Ritual which are entirely two different things.

Secondly, your write-up which pretends to reveal "the truth" behind a complex and gargantuan subject is nothing but a bland opinion of yours that fails to informs us on something 'typically uncommon' but somehow seems exhilarating to you because you just stumbled on figuring it and decide to share it.

Well, for your information, I haven't heard of the 'truncate-bleak future-to-ease-in-a-money-filled-one' MR, for I suspect this thread to be yet another another attempt to malign Yoruba believe system in general for it implores readers to pronounce the verdict you implied silently.

What I know is, a child whose destiny has being revealed to be 'dire and unfortunate' can be adjusted by doing certain rites and appeasement, therefore it is so-so unrelated to 'money ritual' because 'dire and unfortunate' not only refers to said child's financial status but to the totality of his success in every other thing in his/her future e.g. fame, marriage, child-bearing, business, etc likewise could a child whose future is revealed to be 'bright' can be disturbed (not destroyed). So how do they relate to MR ?


Finally, given to the catchy title of this thread one would think it would be as in-depth and gripping as the front-gracing one I wrote here The Unvarnished Truth About Money Ritual I am thinking of writing a part II because I've garnered more information ever since I wrote that, NL most times sickens me these days because of the continuous surge in olodo population that has dominated it, replacing it core system which used to sustain intelligent, analytical and educative responders with one that now promote an arena where the most wittiest, sassiest, insulting and discriminatory gladiators wrestle for First To Comment, Let-Me-Just-Post-Something-Even-If-It's-Irrelevant-To-The-Topic among several zany tournaments.

What do you want to do with answers that are way beyond your understanding, just visit the link I gave to the OP to first of all know the difference between Blood Money and Money Ritual which everyone erroneously use interchangeably.

MODs and SuperMODs if you can't repost informative threads on front page, here are some interesting ones:
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Mispercieved ÍRUNMO̩LẸ Force

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vicadex07:
Lalasticlala

gatoyi:
Love this - such diversity of beliefs/creatures. Here is a story on the Ninki Nanka https://www.wattpad.com/story/40836276-ninki-nanka-death-of-a-dragon

Wish more Africans would write more stories about these creatures and make movies too! They could be blockbusters! Imagine - our very own Godzillas, werewolves and vampires....we certainly have them all in some way or another in these folk stories

artisticallyart:
@Mummy123, at a time, there would be no motivation other than the cash. I have passed the passion level o!!!! Nice write up!!! But sincerely, my children can't be a teacher, a lecturer would be preferred. Yes, there are teachers I can't forget despite the fact I was stubborn.
Secondary school teacher

1. Mr Elemchi
2. Mr. Ceasar( cannot remember his name)
3. Mrs. Mgbemena
4. Mr and Mrs Ogunsola
5. Sport
Master

Primary school teacher
1. Mr.Sarpong
2. Mr.Ana
3. In fact the whole primary school teachers and the proprietress