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| The Dark Side Of Prayer Houses: A True Story. by TornApart(op): 3:41pm On Oct 08, 2024 |
I've told this story before but let me tell it again. Especially since we'll be doing a similar topic in our anonymous entries this weekend. When we were in second year in the uni, I had this friend who frequented different prayer houses. I usually slept over at their lodge. I saw nothing wrong with her hopping from one prayer house to the other cos I felt na God she dey find. I even followed her to a few. Like 3 or so. In retrospect, I now think everything is wrong with a young girl of 20/21 jumping from one prayer house to another. Anyway, that's not the gist. The gist is that she was dating a well-to-do guy then living in Abuja. The guy was from Ezza, just like her. He was rich, lived in a fabulous duplex in Abuja and was building a house in the village. He was also the only son. Now, the few occasions she visited him, she found out he had a working class girl he was dating or having a fling with. The guy was in his early 30s and the lady was in her late 20s or early 30s too. She also had a car. So it was intimidating for my friend who was a 2nd year student in her early 20s. Where do you even start to compete? She said the lady would come to the house, chat with the guy in her presence and leave. We weren't 100% sure they were dating but she said she knew what she saw, plus female instincts. Now, this is where it gets interesting. The guy had been hinting at settling down as the only son. My friend really wanted him to marry her. I mean, who wouldn't? He was living large. But the obstacle as far as she was concerned was the working class lady. We all took her side and so hated the working class lady. Again, in retrospect, we were just young and foolish. Now that I'm a working class lady, I can admit we were fewlish and jealous. Anyway, back to the gist. To secure her slot as the woman he would marry, she visited this prayer lady in Abakaliki with the man's name and told her everything. Including the fact that he's probably cheating on her with the working class lady. This woman asked her to buy 4 things and bring for her to pray upon: Honey Olive oil Doll baby Cane/koboko Wait, it gets weirder. She told her to pray with the honey and ask God to make her life and love with the man as sweet as the honey. Ok, not weird. To use the olive oil to anoint herself to be chosen. Not bad. Then the doll baby. She should name the doll baby after the man. weird alert And every morning while praying, she should use the cane to flog the doll baby (the man) as many times as possible. She should tell him to stop running around after women and face only her. And to hurry up and marry her. It sounded super weird but then, we didn't think much of it. So every morning, she'd play Frank Edward's new album, pray, anoint herself, drink the honey and flog the devil out of that doll. As she flogged it, she ordered it/him to stay faithful to her, to love her and to come marry her. This started late October and kept on happening for weeks. The guy came into town to inspect the project he had in the village. He lodged in a hotel. She went to see him with the spiritual fortifications the prayer woman made for her. He finished his business and went back to Abuja. She continued the flogging. The guy started complaining of uneasiness and small small headache. That he no dey get strength to go clubbing again. She felt the prayers were working and continued the flogging. After all, no clubbing equals no girls, shebi? In December the guy came back for Christmas and took ill. She continued the flogging. He got very sick. She was still flogging. 26th abi 27th, he died. Remember they were both from Ezza. His death caused an uproar cos he was almost done with the building project. An only son. This and that. The family went to juo ase and they said the young man nwuchuru anwuchu. That the death is not ordinary. That aka mmadu di na ya. So the family started suspecting the young man's uncles and business associates. What if they killed the boy out of jealousy? Our friend cried that these wicked uncles had killed her man. But one of our friends pointed out that this man was hale and hearty before the flogging of the doll baby started. That perhaps, it was not "village people" that killed him but our friend flogged him to his death. And that was how wahala started. She went to the woman's prayer house and she said something about "how many times did she flog the man? Hope she did not overdo it." The only good thing that came out of it was that she stopped going there. Till today, I find it to be a bizarre incident. Maybe it's a coincidence. Maybe the flogging is related to the death. I do not know. But no dey enter everywhere in the name of prayer house By Ijeoma Chinonyerem (FB)[i][/i] |
| Re: The Dark Side Of Prayer Houses: A True Story. by Zonefree(m): 3:57pm On Oct 08, 2024 |
An average Nigerian girl is a demon! A girl of 20 years don dey go prayer house for marriage? What does she know about marriage? May God continue to take away these jezebelic creatures away from my life. May God continue to bring God fearing virgins around me. Amen. |
| Re: The Dark Side Of Prayer Houses: A True Story. by brain54(m): 3:58pm On Oct 08, 2024 |
Girls/women are more guilty of this... You would be surprised the kind of places young girls of nowadays visit in the name of spirituality. Places wey even the toughest guys with mind will dare not enter or contemplate before entering these girls breeze in and out like it was nothing. I remember sometime in 2013 or so. A girl I was dating at the time came to my place one day and told me she took my name to a pastor about marriage and the pastor said bla bla bla... I didn't even care to listen to what else she was saying. The only thing that kept ringing in my brain was "took my name to a pastor". Infact, that was the day that relationship ended! |
| Re: The Dark Side Of Prayer Houses: A True Story. by Zonefree(m): 4:02pm On Oct 08, 2024 |
brain54:Are they different from you? Are you not the one that threatened to hit me with Otumokpo months back? Devilish boy! |
| Re: The Dark Side Of Prayer Houses: A True Story. by brain54(m): 4:06pm On Oct 08, 2024 |
Zonefree:Your case is different na... You deserve otumorkpo. I know say you don dey shake like leaf since that time. By the way I was joking about that. Because you don dey take that talk too seriously! |
| Re: The Dark Side Of Prayer Houses: A True Story. by Zonefree(m): 4:08pm On Oct 08, 2024 |
brain54:Na person wey chop belleful dey do jazz. Why I go shake? ![]() You have to dance naked in your village market square before I go forgive you. |
| Re: The Dark Side Of Prayer Houses: A True Story. by brain54(m): 4:11pm On Oct 08, 2024 |
Zonefree:Fear fear like you... Small talk you don dey shake like leaf since. Like say I get your time. Otondo boy! |
| Re: The Dark Side Of Prayer Houses: A True Story. by Treasure17(m): 4:12pm On Oct 08, 2024 |
A greedy and selfish human being there. What did she gain at the end? Nothing. A typical example of if I can't have him, no one will. |
| Re: The Dark Side Of Prayer Houses: A True Story. by brain54(m): 4:13pm On Oct 08, 2024 |
Zonefree:Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha... Like I care if you forgive or not. Na who your forgive help? Use am buy beer drink for body. Oponu! |
| Re: The Dark Side Of Prayer Houses: A True Story. by Zonefree(m): 4:16pm On Oct 08, 2024 |
brain54:No worry, your body go tell you soon. No be when the cut tree, e dey start to decay. |
| Re: The Dark Side Of Prayer Houses: A True Story. by brain54(m): 4:17pm On Oct 08, 2024 |
Zonefree: ![]() Your body no go carry am... |
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