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A man has been spotted elucidating the intricacies of "Magun," a traditional cultural phenomenon prevalent in Yoruba communities. The footage, which has garnered significant attention online, captures the man passionately explaining the origins, beliefs, and potential consequences associated with this mysterious practice.

"Magun," also known as "Thunderbolt," is a traditional charm believed to be capable of enforcing fidelity in marriages and deterring infidelity. Originating from Yoruba folklore, this mystical concept has intrigued and perplexed many outside the culture for centuries.



Is Magun real?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIYe8nX4odk

Play mumu play with a typical traditional Yoruba man's wife at your own riisk .....That's all I have to say..

This topic will attract the attention of agbadoists who need something to cool off from the great Tinubulation

There are three type of people you don't mess with there wife.... 1 a man of God. 2. An alfa. 3, babalawo . If you believes it's a lie.... Make sure you have your will written first.

There's no such thing as magun, I'm talking from experience

Sonnobax15:

Play mumu play with a typical traditional Yoruba man's wife at your own riisk .....That's all I have to say..

Lies

Juju is based on fear. If magun works alaafin of oyo wives won’t have been cheating on him.

Lol... Traditional superstition sounds real only to it's practitioners!!!!
Magun or whatever, may sound real to those who "believes" in it...
Likewise religion...
Only a Christian that believes in Heaven and Hell, other religion practitioner have something else they believe in...

So if it works, then it will work for those who believes in it...

Children on Nairaland believe it’s real.