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I went to a bank in a state in Northern Nigeria today and I saw a man looking so different. See the pictures below

Mind your business.

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Since fraudsters have gone diabolic, Baba wan follow them back to back

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Not charm.
Guess he’s an hausa man.

This is common in the North,.you hardly find an Hausa man without a charm even Buhari and the likes of El-Rufai has bunch of it round their waist....

He's probably a traditional worshipper and as long as I'm concerned, he's done no wrong.

He ain't different from people of other religions who display their items of worship.

Branding makes this one evil while those of other religions good.

When your own indigenous culture becomes “charm” but the rosaries, misbahah, and crucifix of others is “faith”, you l’ve lost the war.

killyaselfie:
When your own indigenous culture becomes “charm” but the rosaries, misbahah, and crucifix of others is “faith”, you l’ve lost the war.

That's it.
Branding makes one good and another evil.

Its just a leather handband with cowries..but why taking pics in a bank of a person without their permission?

He has every right to wear charms for whatever purpose he chooses, but he should be ready to face the consequence of doing so.

Emir8:
I went to a bank in a state in Northern Nigeria today and I saw a man looking so different. See the pictures below

Is that a charm or a bracelet?

How you take conclude say that na charm? Because it is worn around the wrist of an hausa man? Because there are cowries on it? Or are the gloves the giveaway?

Bankers should wear surgical gloves. Goddamnit!