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AKWATGOLD1:
There is POWER in what you write in the public space.

GistMedia0:
A social media user is in deep regret after making what seemed like a harmless joke about ritual sacrifice—only to suffer an unimaginable loss the very next day.

It all started when someone tweeted: "The next level requires sacrifice." She jokingly replied, "Baba, who should I bring?" But just 24 hours later, tragedy struck—her mother passed away unexpectedly.

Now, exactly one month later, she is still in shock and struggling to cope. In her words:

"Exactly one month ago, I jokingly made this tweet and the next day, I lost my mom!
I lost my spiritual shield and prayer warrior.
No, she wasn't sick.
I haven't been myself since then."

Could this be a mere coincidence, or is there more to it? What do you think? Superstition or a tragic twist of fate?

AKWATGOLD1:
There is POWER in what you write in the public space.

GistMedia0:
A social media user is in deep regret after making what seemed like a harmless joke about ritual sacrifice—only to suffer an unimaginable loss the very next day.

It all started when someone tweeted: "The next level requires sacrifice." She jokingly replied, "Baba, who should I bring?" But just 24 hours later, tragedy struck—her mother passed away unexpectedly.

Now, exactly one month later, she is still in shock and struggling to cope. In her words:

"Exactly one month ago, I jokingly made this tweet and the next day, I lost my mom!
I lost my spiritual shield and prayer warrior.
No, she wasn't sick.
I haven't been myself since then."

Could this be a mere coincidence, or is there more to it? What do you think? Superstition or a tragic twist of fate?

Dogalmighty17:
You don't mean it. So what I write can power my house? You should have said so since na. I wouldn't have bought generator. Abeg tell me, how many watts is this power?

Peakdesign23:
Hmmmmm..... This generation should embrace God, the one and Almighty God.

Thundafireseun:
Shutttt ur trap ….

But there is no power in public spaces when I write that I need just one million naira… Or a brand new car…. Or a brand new house….Or even a used phone….

Mstheeeeeeew

Dogalmighty17:
You don't mean it. So what I write can power my house? You should have said so since na. I wouldn't have bought generator. Abeg tell me, how many watts is this power?

AKWATGOLD1:
There is POWER in what you write in the public space.

GistMedia0:
A social media user is in deep regret after making what seemed like a harmless joke about ritual sacrifice—only to suffer an unimaginable loss the very next day.

It all started when someone tweeted: "The next level requires sacrifice." She jokingly replied, "Baba, who should I bring?" But just 24 hours later, tragedy struck—her mother passed away unexpectedly.

Now, exactly one month later, she is still in shock and struggling to cope. In her words:

"Exactly one month ago, I jokingly made this tweet and the next day, I lost my mom!
I lost my spiritual shield and prayer warrior.
No, she wasn't sick.
I haven't been myself since then."

Could this be a mere coincidence, or is there more to it? What do you think? Superstition or a tragic twist of fate?