IranianSea: No you're wrong. Explain to me the hidden trick here if not really a magic. He magician show the crow the two yards of white cloth, then he spread it on the floor and start making incantation and we all saw it how the cloth start swelling up and when he opened it, we saw new well packed jeans. Though he didn't give it because if he do, whoever put it on, it will be removed mysteriously from his body.
The part where he did not give out the jeans, should tell you that the jeans is not complete, probably cut up to fit the "magic" arrangement. Neatly folded. The average inquisitive Nigerian will want to examine or test the "invoked" jeans, so what does he do? He puts fear on you that who ever puts it on will be mysteriously removed from his body. Meenn, folks of now a days need to wisen up. All these gimmicks were very popular those days. Black money etc. Shrine with shigidi that will talk. Meanwhile na pipe them bury for ground with someone on the other end making incantations. Well those days, they say a mugu is born each day. Abi see as you belive this kindergarten magic they did for you. Have you thought of how convinced an educated PhD mugu will be that he will sell his house his dear family lives in to give 419 people that have done him the magic? When you see the 419 that did abrakadabra for him, you will be shocked that they are uneducated street urchins. Dont forget local 419 evolved from these same street, moto Park magicians. How do you think eg Ade bendel could become a billionaire from performing "magic" for retired and serving generals including bamaiyi?
Lionize: It is still the same money in circulation, but demons steal them from people and bring to the ritualist. The ultimate victims are spiritually weak people. Ever heard or seen people lose money mysteriously? Sometimes they blame It on their left hand. Most of those are how the devil steals from people and give his agents just to cause confusion.
I once was travelling from Calabar to Enugu through Ebonyi state. While waiting for our vehicle to get filled with passengers at Abomege park, after crossing the river with ferry, a magician was surrounded by a crowd watching his performance.
I didn't bother to even peep because I have always believed magic is demonic. Once i heard the crowd erupted in shouts, he magically made a new packet shirt and cash appear. He went on to explain to them those particular stuff came from a shop in Ariaria market. He further explained that when they perform, they simply go to somewhere and get the stuff they want to appear.
Then he said, now the oga of the shop will start qccusing his 'umu boy' (apprentices) for being responsible for the missing items.
The crowd didn't understand but I heard him clearly, and I understand him 100%.
When an undergrad, I had this guy who told me how a water spirit wanted his father ro marry her. The father turned her down. He was doing well in business. Then the brother came to live with him. After a while, money started missing in his house. Since no other person but the brother lived with him, he accused his brother, who denied. When the theft continued, he sent his brother packing. But thereafter, the theft continued. Later the spirit revealed she was responsible and vowed ro continue until he married her.
He eventually married the spirit before he married his human wife (my guys mother). But the man did not end well and his children suffered a lot. The devil's gift is no good gift.
While there is no doubt supernatural things happen. Most magic performed by entertainers are all nothing but tricks, slight of hand. Forget all that long story of him invoking money, cloths from any shop. It's just to create an aura of mystery.
Wonderful. Let's vote who will give kidnappers, armed robbers, ritualists, bandits. Rapist etc what they want so the will give us peace, Afterall they are Nigerians.
Go back to yeast and enjoy your meritocracy there.
Fool
As someone wrore earlier concerning the badagry bridge interchange and I quote,
"Oga, without a car, or money to enter bus that will ply that road, it is no benefit to you, be you Yoruba, igbo, Hausa, Fulani, efik, irobo, tiv etc. Without money to buy ticket to enter the new metro line or brt bus, you cannot enjoy the service. Until you can approach any of these services and show them you apc ID, or raise your chest high and declare you are Yoruba and from Lagos, they then give you free access, you are no different from any other Nigerian. Infact the train will leave you behind and carry a calabar man in Lagos with a valid ticket than an omo onile."
Yeah, because he approved 13 month salary for civil servants that make up less than 0.5% of the states population yet consume more than 50% of the states resources. Seems folks from that state are really cheap.
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Buy shares in Nigeria with the current inflation rate? Funny man.