GAZZUZZ:

he have join bad gang

Seun:
This picture almost made me cry. Religious people are evil; you torture and kill innocent people out of idiocy. With all due respect, Bleep you.

EyeHateGod:

If the world could get a little bit dumber..

Seun:
This picture almost made me cry. Religious people are evil; you torture and kill innocent people out of idiocy. With all due respect, Bleep you.

kingcity:
no I dont believe they exist

Aipete2:
Come to Omuo Ekiti

Seun:

Before we go there, we need to be sure that the witches are there. Fuel is expensive, you know. Please share your experiences with the witches.

Seun:

Before we go there, [size=14pt]we need to be sure that the witches are there.[/size] Fuel is expensive, you know. Please share your experiences with the witches.

Seun:

Before we go there, we need to be sure that the witches are there. Fuel is expensive, you know. Please share your experiences with the witches.

Seun:

Before we go there, we need to be sure that the witches are there. Fuel is expensive, you know. Please share your experiences with the witches.

Seun:

Before we go there, we need to be sure that the witches are there. Fuel is expensive, you know. Please share your experiences with the witches.

Aipete2:
Witches fly during the daytime in omuo and even tell it to your face

Seun:

Before we go there, we need to be sure that the witches are there. Fuel is expensive, you know. Please share your experiences with the witches.

Codedrock:

Lmao.. @ Aipete2 Well I was born and I grew up in Omuo Ekiti I am a native of there. Obadore to be precise Ilisa quarters. My Dad is a famous person in Omuo but I won't say. Just letting you know I'm not lying.

I can proudly tell you I have never witnessed any witchcraft in my town. Only stories told by the people and I have always find them ridiculous.

I didn't even know my town has a great reputation of witchcraft until I gained my first admission into college and whenever I mention where I come from to my yoruba friends they are always like : "Ha.. You witch people, they say your witches fly in the daytime"

And I'll be looking like
Even my lecturers say the same thing.

It was then I realized people love to exaggerate myths and believe in them.
So Aipete2 there's no witch in Omuo.
(I'm even going home on 5th of next month let me call dad&mom to remember them. Can't wait to eat iyan)

Codedrock:

Lmao.. @ Aipete2 Well I was born and I grew up in Omuo Ekiti I am a native of there. Obadore to be precise Ilisa quarters. My Dad is a famous person in Omuo but I won't say. Just letting you know I'm not lying.

I can proudly tell you I have never witnessed any witchcraft in my town. Only stories told by the people and I have always find them ridiculous.

I didn't even know my town has a great reputation of witchcraft until I gained my first admission into college and whenever I mention where I come from to my yoruba friends they are always like : "Ha.. You witch people, they say your witches fly in the daytime"

And I'll be looking like
Even my lecturers say the same thing.

It was then I realized people love to exaggerate myths and believe in them.
So Aipete2 there's no witch in Omuo.
(I'm even going home on 5th of next month let me call dad&mom to remember them. Can't wait to eat iyan)

Aipete2:
College of education ikere?
I'm not from omuo fa

Codedrock:

Lmao.. @ Aipete2 Well I was born and I grew up in Omuo Ekiti I am a native of there. Obadore to be precise Ilisa quarters. My Dad is a famous person in Omuo but I won't say. Just letting you know I'm not lying.

I can proudly tell you I have never witnessed any witchcraft in my town. Only stories told by the people and I have always find them ridiculous.

I didn't even know my town has a great reputation of witchcraft until I gained my first admission into college and whenever I mention where I come from to my yoruba friends they are always like : "Ha.. You witch people, they say your witches fly in the daytime"

And I'll be looking like
Even my lecturers say the same thing.

It was then I realized people love to exaggerate myths and believe in them.
So Aipete2 there's no witch in Omuo.
(I'm even going home on 5th of next month let me call dad&mom to remember them. Can't wait to eat iyan)

I dey tell you. Omuo is the village before mine in kogi state, many witch tales yet I go there and nothing happens. I must confess you guys iyan is crazy, the last time I went home I ate iyan in omuo for three straight days but your iyan no reach our own for iyamoye kogi state

danyel09:
I dey tell you. Omuo is the village before mine in kogi state, many witch tales yet I go there and nothing happens. I must confess you guys iyan is crazy, the last time I went home I ate iyan in omuo for three straight days but your iyan no reach our own for iyamoye kogi state

EyeHateGod:

Is iyan translated to pounded yam?

Seun:
A witch or wizard is a person who has been granted supernatural powers by 'the devil' and uses them to perpetrate evil against other people.

I don't believe that 'the devil' exists. I don't believe that supernatural powers exist. Consequently, I don't believe witches could possibly exist.

When I read about women and children being beaten and killed for "witchcraft", I feel terrible because I know they're almost certainly innocent.

Do you disagree with me? If so, please share with me the evidence you've come across that has convinced you that witchcraft is real. Thanks.

McIroncock:
for the theists, witches HAS to exist

its one of the branches used to maintain the façade especially Christianity

in mfm, you hear prayers like "You witches and wizard of my father's house that's standing on my life, what are you waiting for? Die Die Die Die"

they start shouting the "die die die die" on top of their voice while violently shaking their heads from left to right in extremely quick succession

Olukoya (who gave the prayer point on the pulpit) would then put them out of their misery after a minute or two by saying "in Jesus' name they're dead"

Olukoya then gives the next prayer point which would involve killing witches and wizards AGAIN, the same witches they've killed already with the previous prayer point

imaginary friends has to attract imaginary enemies and Witches is one such imaginary enemies of the theist

Aipete2:

I'll never have any experience with them in Jesus name hmmm
Witches fly during the daytime in omuo and even tell it to your face
aje oniyo which means salt witches
aje dudu black witches
aje elepo palm oil witches and so on
You can also visit ise/orun lg or emure local government both in Ekiti state
Ask them to show you the works of the witches

Hawlahscho:


Because we cant prove they exist, YOU THINK THEY DONT EXIST.
Because you cant prove they dont exist, WE THINK THEY EXIST.

Case strucked out.

NEXT!!!

Chrysaetos:
Did you visit the place someone told.you about in Ondo state?

Seun:

No, but anyone who wants to convince me can go there & ask the witches to fly to Sango Ota on a Monday morning and do some aerial stunts.