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Joy2dworldxyz:
Do what is acceptable.
Remember the saying?, when you go to Rome, behave like a Roman!

brain54:
Religion is complex and a sensitive issue to many people...

Just because someone practices a different religion from yours doesn't make it diabolic. Imagine the guy asking her if it's Bible or Koran. So as it's not it makes it diabolical.

African traditions and religions have existed a long time before the arrival of the white man and his religion.

Except she was putting something directly into the food she was selling to the public then people should be free to practice their faith and believe systems and what works for them.

Last I checked there exists freedom of worship as enshrined in the constitution.

Except she is putting things directly into the food she sells then she should be left alone to practice what she believes.

No difference between her and another who sprays anointing oil/holy water in their shop or yet another who scribbles passages from a "holy book" mixes it with whatever and applies it to the shop with the same intent as the woman.

I had to repeat the last but one paragraph for emphasis because I know some people will still misunderstand what I am saying!

Wilian22:
Well...I have to tell you this. The difference is the source and We believe God can never accent to anything evil. As a Nigerian I've come to realize that most components used in making most charms are gotten from a diabolical source (eg human remains etc)

Lastly, no one is against her selling openly with her faith ...but let people be aware of what they are eating or how the seller operates.

obonujoker:
Charms are of the devil. Anybody who uses them will end up with the devil

brain54:
Religion is complex and a sensitive issue to many people...

Just because someone practices a different religion from yours doesn't make it diabolic. Imagine the guy asking her if it's Bible or Koran. So as it's not it makes it diabolical.

African traditions and religions have existed a long time before the arrival of the white man and his religion.

Except she was putting something directly into the food she was selling to the public then people should be free to practice their faith and believe systems and what works for them.

Last I checked there exists freedom of worship as enshrined in the constitution.

Except she is putting things directly into the food she sells then she should be left alone to practice what she believes.

No difference between her and another who sprays anointing oil/holy water in their shop or yet another who scribbles passages from a "holy book" mixes it with whatever and applies it to the shop with the same intent as the woman.

I had to repeat the last but one paragraph for emphasis because I know some people will still misunderstand what I am saying!

wrongman665:
Only God know what we eat outside.

Righthussle:
That's what traditional religion practitioners and people who don't practice Christianity or Islam face in the hands of Christians an Muslims in Nigeria.

If Africa:
you're evil if you have White chalk around your eye

You're good if you have black ash on your forehead

Christians who pray for people to die by fire or for their enemies to "fall down and die" are seen as good people but any African who isn't a Christian or Muslim is an evil person.

I blame Colonization.

Irredeemably brainwashed Africans believe
man in PICTURE A is working for that God and the man in PICTURE B is working against that God.

Abimagicfine:
You have said it all my brother, i am a muslim and while some Muslim use Quran and Teerah to boost their market, Some Christian use Cross, Candle, Olive Oil and many other thing to boost their market?

Just because we are using Foreign religious to cover ourself some of this religious leadeers are still using ourv traditional system to protect themselve but they will still lies for us that anything about traditional religion is evil.

Some Churches fundation are built on local juju to boost their followers and they will still lies for their followers against traditional system
shiooor

KingLennon:
If you know what those food vendors serve us, you will just vomit. It is God that protects the common man

mbahdi:
No be today we know say na fetish food we been dey eat for long..it's common mostly among we the yoruba

Abimagicfine:
You have said it all my brother, i am a muslim and while some Muslim use Quran and Teerah to boost their market, Some Christian use Cross, Candle, Olive Oil and many other thing to boost their market?

Just because we are using Foreign religious to cover ourself some of this religious leadeers are still using ourv traditional system to protect themselve but they will still lies for us that anything about traditional religion is evil.

Some Churches fundation are built on local juju to boost their followers and they will still lies for their followers against traditional system
shiooor

wrongman665:
Only God know what we eat outside.

Nahunger:
What you eat outside..
Nigeria is the most dangerous place to eat out.

Since I hear road side vendors in Abuja cook with water used to wash dead bodies, I cook home it's less expensive, healthy and safe.

The only price I pay is time.

geoworldedu:
If charms are gotten from dead bodies, where do laboratory get real human skeletons used in the laboratory? So far the charms are not added to the food, it's okay. Christians and Muslims can fear the things of others ehen they also use candles, incense and speak jargon tongues, but they will fear the incantation of a traditional worshipper.

geoworldedu:
If charms are gotten from dead bodies, where do laboratory get real human skeletons used in the laboratory? So far the charms are not added to the food, it's okay. Christians and Muslims can fear the things of others ehen they also use candles, incense and speak jargon tongues, but they will fear the incantation of a traditional worshipper.

officialwdhtvv:
Food seller caught with charms meant to gain more customers 😲

Take a listen!!!

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfWTEjQd2uU

TheChameleon:
"You're a Christian, from Imo" first 2 seconds of the video.

Hunger don finish you, you don't even have data to watch.

You want to now cover for Mama Nkechi.

YeyeGbami:
She wan boost sales

brain54:
Religion is complex and a sensitive issue to many people...

Just because someone practices a different religion from yours doesn't make it diabolic. Imagine the guy asking her if it's Bible or Koran. So as it's not it makes it diabolical.

African traditions and religions have existed a long time before the arrival of the white man and his religion.

Except she was putting something directly into the food she was selling to the public then people should be free to practice their faith and believe systems and what works for them.

Last I checked there exists freedom of worship as enshrined in the constitution.

Except she is putting things directly into the food she sells then she should be left alone to practice what she believes.

No difference between her and another who sprays anointing oil/holy water in their shop or yet another who scribbles passages from a "holy book" mixes it with whatever and applies it to the shop with the same intent as the woman.

I had to repeat the last but one paragraph for emphasis because I know some people will still misunderstand what I am saying!

Ikembeku:
Yoruba of cuz.

Everything is spiritual then why going to mosque.

Confused bunch

Emyogalanya:
Una can talk Wetin una no know

royalwax2:


When you comment on a public forum, you have to your brain(your moniker).
I understand the fact that there is freedom of religion in our constitution but let me tell you this;
No food seller uses Juju for his/her food business without adding/mixing those juju charms in the Food either during the preparation of the food or after the food has been cooked in order to make the JUJU to work effectively. And that is why people always frown at food sellers using juju on their business.
So because you are a promoter of African religion, would you gladly eat a meal that was prepared with corpse water gotten from the mortuary as directed by a babalawo to the food seller?
Na wa oh!

gaby:
Iya Basira