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Why Do People Refuse to Believe in Witchcraft?

I am often confused as to why many people do not believe in the existence of witches. Whenever the topic comes up especially when someone mentions that witches use animals like rats or wall geckos to attack their victims people quickly dismiss it and say, “How can you still believe such things in this modern age?” That reaction leaves me puzzled. Is it because they have not experienced it themselves? Or are they simply ignorant of such realities?

I have personally witnessed signs of witchcraft. I have seen mysterious marks drawn on the bodies of people close to me, even though they lived in very clean and orderly environments. I have heard strange crying sounds from baby bush animals at night, followed by someone in the area dying the next morning. I recall a specific night when a baby bush cried and hovered around a compound and by morning, a young man died.
Why do people still insist this is all a lie?
When I was a student in one of the most prestigious school in the South-East, there was a place called Ezi Icheke in Abagana, located in Njikoka Local Government Area of Anambra State. There was a well-known case where a man who had already died was seen selling food (Restaurant). This is not a made-up story; the shop existed, and so did the accounts of people who saw him. When someone called out to him, he reportedly disappeared. Everyone who had been buying from the shop ran away. For years, nobody dared to go near that shop again.

The truth is that witches and spiritual forces do exist. And there are solutions to these forces—either through traditional means or through spiritual methods in the church.

If people didn't believe in witchcraft, churches would not exist.

80% of netizens are pretenders, in real life they believe witches are real but don't want people to regard them as being primitive.

For the same reasons we don’t believe or do not care about the supernatural

Why should we?


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Yeah just that the fools don't but not everyone, only the fools.

Wisewriter:
Why Do People Refuse to Believe in Witchcraft?


When I was a student in one of the most prestigious school in the South-East, there was a place called Ezi Icheke in Abagana, located in Njikoka Local Government Area of Anambra State. There was a well-known case where a man who had already died was seen selling food (Restaurant). This is not a made-up story; the shop existed, and so did the accounts of people who saw him. When someone called out to him, he reportedly disappeared. Everyone who had been buying from the shop ran away. For years, nobody dared to go near that shop again.

The truth is that witches and spiritual forces do exist. And there are solutions to these forces—either through traditional means or through spiritual methods in the church.

This is a case of reincarnation and not witchcraft. Don't mix it together

Wisewriter:
Why Do People Refuse to Believe in Witchcraft?

I am often confused as to why many people do not believe in the existence of witches. Whenever the topic comes up especially when someone mentions that witches use animals like rats or wall geckos to attack their victims people quickly dismiss it and say, “How can you still believe such things in this modern age?” That reaction leaves me puzzled. Is it because they have not experienced it themselves? Or are they simply ignorant of such realities?

I have personally witnessed signs of witchcraft. I have seen mysterious marks drawn on the bodies of people close to me, even though they lived in very clean and orderly environments. I have heard strange crying sounds from baby bush animals at night, followed by someone in the area dying the next morning. I recall a specific night when a baby bush cried and hovered around a compound and by morning, a young man died.
Why do people still insist this is all a lie?
When I was a student in one of the most prestigious school in the South-East, there was a place called Ezi Icheke in Abagana, located in Njikoka Local Government Area of Anambra State. There was a well-known case where a man who had already died was seen selling food (Restaurant). This is not a made-up story; the shop existed, and so did the accounts of people who saw him. When someone called out to him, he reportedly disappeared. Everyone who had been buying from the shop ran away. For years, nobody dared to go near that shop again.

The truth is that witches and spiritual forces do exist. And there are solutions to these forces—either through traditional means or through spiritual methods in the church.

Astral projection.
It is called witchcraft because religion made it so.
When the soul is forced out of a body before it die in an accident, some of them do not return to light. The are Able to project 4D image of their body by accumulating dust on the body.
Camera film usually detect them but they have finally helped in eliminating the old carbon/negative cameras with digital cameras to hide from the public.
But recently, They have mastered the act of shape shifting. They can project a different image of another person when they are out of sight so it seems they vanished.
They are everywhere working to form world new world order.

Wisewriter:
Why Do People Refuse to Believe in Witchcraft?

I am often confused as to why many people do not believe in the existence of witches. Whenever the topic comes up especially when someone mentions that witches use animals like rats or wall geckos to attack their victims people quickly dismiss it and say, “How can you still believe such things in this modern age?” That reaction leaves me puzzled. Is it because they have not experienced it themselves? Or are they simply ignorant of such realities?

I have personally witnessed signs of witchcraft. I have seen mysterious marks drawn on the bodies of people close to me, even though they lived in very clean and orderly environments. I have heard strange crying sounds from baby bush animals at night, followed by someone in the area dying the next morning. I recall a specific night when a baby bush cried and hovered around a compound and by morning, a young man died.
Why do people still insist this is all a lie?
When I was a student in one of the most prestigious school in the South-East, there was a place called Ezi Icheke in Abagana, located in Njikoka Local Government Area of Anambra State. There was a well-known case where a man who had already died was seen selling food (Restaurant). This is not a made-up story; the shop existed, and so did the accounts of people who saw him. When someone called out to him, he reportedly disappeared. Everyone who had been buying from the shop ran away. For years, nobody dared to go near that shop again.

The truth is that witches and spiritual forces do exist. And there are solutions to these forces—either through traditional means or through spiritual methods in the church.

Most who don't believe are ignorant or the same witchcraft has blindfolded them...


Just today, I learnt a lady was casted a spell to pray till she runs mad by her own mother.

My own mother was killed by her own mother!..because she refused to accept witchcraft...this is not fiction sir...

The story does not portray witch craft but mystery of life,is only ignorant don't believe in mysticism and esoteric

I think its a pointless belief.

If witchcraft exist then there is very little you can do to stop it.

Why waste your time and strength fighting something you cannot defeat instead of enjoying the life you are worried about.

I've sexed a witch.but after that b4 I saw client.infact na my car remain to sell.it took me 2years

Life is spiritual but why I don't give much attention to all this witchcraft stories is because no matter how strong thy maybe they can't stop a missile from explosion. The physical dominant everything it's a reality world