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Krismas:
1. U are the one confused as to the difference between myth and history
2. Mysterious death, comes down to the cursed. Thats specifically the issue.
Afterwards, i have no regard for your fake dismissive disposition of Voodoo in the Storries. It doesn't make you look like down-to-earth or something. You only naive.
In conclusion, all my research show the veracity of Voodoo and i care less about childish aspersions people like you cast on d subject

Kobojunkie:
Abeg carry this nonsense waka pass me! 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

Kobojunkie:
1. Untestable, meaning these things cannot be known for certain by the human mind, right? Leading to the conclusion that those who claim they know it are merely deluded in their reasoning. 🤨

2. Why would you think the Government would need to pass a law specifically for rituals? Aren't there already laws that criminalize murder, killings, etc? 🙄🙄🙄

3. Exorcists whose former patients used to occupy mental asylums but are now able to, in some cases, live regular lives thanks to advancements made in medical science, particularly in the area of mental health treatment, abi? 🙄🙄🙄

4. You can't convince yourself, but you are sure it exists? Is this an attempt at a paradox or what?

Morizo:
➜Haha hahahaha...I understand your viewpoint and won't posit further cos you are one of my respected commenters on nairaland. Intelligent and objective. But some things are better left unsaid. Enjoy the weekend princess

Exousiang01:
How your mother greets your father.
Your family would make a great petting zoo

Kobojunkie:
Society as a whole ought to start openly discussing these issues and debunking the lies...that is the only way to ever get to the truth.

Morizo:
➜I quite agree, if these issues are placed in the front burner for discussion then maybe then we'll hear from both sides with evidences.

GistMedia0:
A deeply emotional and chilling scene played out during a burial ceremony as a grieving mother made a heartbreaking yet unusual plea to her deceased son. In a viral video that has since stirred conversations online, the mother can be seen placing a knife and a broom inside her son's coffin, issuing a tearful instruction for him to avenge his death from beyond the grave.

Surrounded by mourners and sympathizers, the woman—visibly shattered by the loss—stood over the lifeless body of her son, who laid quietly in his casket. With each word, pain echoed in her voice as she called on his spirit to rise and deal with whoever might be responsible for his untimely passing.

According to the report, the mother strongly believes that her son did not die a natural death and suspects foul play. Her symbolic act—placing the knife and broom—has deep traditional roots in certain African cultures, where such items are believed to aid the spirit in carrying out posthumous justice.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gw4xoED9WPg

shortgun:
My grandfather told me how this practice wiped out an entire community in pre colonial times.

Kobojunkie:
1. 🤔

2. I don't agree! 🤔

3. Facts are not established by way of one's memories or emotional response to a situation but by reality of things at the time of the events or experience. Facts aren't subjective notions.

nosa2ekundayo:
✓ Hahahahaha...ur number 2 made me laff joor...anyway, I like your resilience....I just like your energy of standing by your submission...
3. I love your careful use of words... By reality of things at the time of events /experience....
So bro, you experienced the events(multiple) over a time period (eg 2000 to 2025) only within which you were alive to see, feel, touch, eat, drink etc(experience), this is your fact!
✓ Thats your fact sir, not an older mans fact..he cannot change your fact,neither can you change his....

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Krismas:
U very very miseducated. 1st law of karma is actually the #1 law of the universe

Kobojunkie:
Well, does she really want justice?

binary01:
the act of putting all those things within his coffin is an indication that she does, such practice is really old and spread across many cultures in africa especially acient Egypt

Kobojunkie:
According to what proven methodology?

Kobojunkie:
3. But facts are not subjective.That I had the same dream multiple times over a period of 25 years does not make my dream a fact. The experience is a fact since dreams(recurring dreams as well) happens to most(not subjective fact) though. But the actual content of the dream is itself subjective..

4. You should probably look up the meaning of the term fact before you go on.

GistMedia0:
A deeply emotional and chilling scene played out during a burial ceremony as a grieving mother made a heartbreaking yet unusual plea to her deceased son. In a viral video that has since stirred conversations online, the mother can be seen placing a knife and a broom inside her son's coffin, issuing a tearful instruction for him to avenge his death from beyond the grave.

Surrounded by mourners and sympathizers, the woman—visibly shattered by the loss—stood over the lifeless body of her son, who laid quietly in his casket. With each word, pain echoed in her voice as she called on his spirit to rise and deal with whoever might be responsible for his untimely passing.

According to the report, the mother strongly believes that her son did not die a natural death and suspects foul play. Her symbolic act—placing the knife and broom—has deep traditional roots in certain African cultures, where such items are believed to aid the spirit in carrying out posthumous justice.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gw4xoED9WPg