spoilt:

Seal started dating heidi Klum when she was pregnant with another man's baby. That baby and three of their own later.   . .  .  .  they are still happily together.

POSAKOSA1:

meaning there are some women who could be weeks pregnant and u'd never know. Some women don't start showing until around 3 months,  what if u've been shagging her before you knew that she was pregnant.

dani1luv:

^^
If I dont know she's pregnant; And later I discovered; "Chei you go see beating"

Seariously;

Before indulging in any act; We would go for medical checkup

tpia.:

I'm checking out some Yoruba taboos right now and there's one which says yam must not be peeled inside the house.

Any Yoruba person here should tell me if they've never peeled yam inside the house.


some others:


a wife must never allow her husband to see her eating.


a child must not eat gizzard

salt must not be trodden underfoot

Aloy~Emeka:

I don't have to try it in order to know that its an urban legend. There are many stories like that in and out of Africa and I do not expect people to believe them in this age and time. Is magun not another yoruba myth?. Do you believe there is anything like magun?. Have you witnessed magun in action before?

POSAKOSA1:


well good idea. medical checkup might be a good thing and if u're planning to marry her. She will agree to it.

If she sees you as a fling, she will never agree to it.

POSAKOSA1:

meaning there are some women who could be weeks pregnant and u'd never know. Some women don't start showing until around 3 months,  what if u've been shagging her before you knew that she was pregnant.

TheSeeker:

Never heard about these before and where did you get your taboos from?

TheSeeker:

If you see what I said earlier, I said DELIBERATELY! If you don't know about it, I don't think there are consequences.

tpia.:

didnt you say you're not Yoruba?

The taboos are in a book written by mabel Segun.

r231:

its just like saying dat u don't believe juju exist . you don't have to be youruba to know dat it does

TheSeeker:

Have you witnessed where thunderstorm was sent to kill someone before? You go fear juju! I just laugh in tagalog at those who think juju doesn't exist -- goes to show what dark side of life they live in.

TheSeeker:

Yes, I have witnessed magun's actions twice. Now go on and ask me questions about it and I'll gladly wow you.

TheSeeker:

Have you witnessed where thunderstorm was sent to kill someone before? You go fear juju! I just laugh in tagalog at those who think juju doesn't exist -- goes to show what dark side of life they live in.

Aloy~Emeka:

Where and how? Care to share?

Some ancient native American tribes also claimed to have the power to create rain

r231:

we went to a friends wedding in 9ja and it srted raing some guy just came and demand for 5k dat he will hold d rain it was like magic to me wen it was still raining on d other side of d road and where we are standing its not raining cus i will be scared of a guy like dat even if he comes bck to demand more money i will give it cus i knw he can get in pples pocket lol

TheSeeker:

Yes, Yoruba holds rain for ceremonies if they want to, all they have to do is make some small pot filled with water, covered with a sort of roof and they chant their incantations and some have a relatively advanced method of stopping it.

TheSeeker:

Yes, Yoruba holds rain for ceremonies if they want to, all they have to do is make some small pot filled with water, covered with a sort of roof and they chant their incantations and some have a relatively advanced method of stopping it.

Aloy~Emeka:

Have you witnessed these things before apart from hearsay?

rita@NL:

Hmmmmmmmm. . . . .The shika ( seeker)
Se omo odo agba ni e ni ? o ti ba gba je,o ti ba wo mu . . . . how do you know all these things ?

Aloy~Emeka:

Have you witnessed these things before apart from hearsay?

r231:

are you saying there is no JUJU or you don't believe in it

r231:

are you saying there is no JUJU or you don't believe in it

Aloy~Emeka:

I don't believe in juju. If juju exists, let them multiply food and roads for us here in Nigeria with it.

Aloy~Emeka:

I don't believe in juju. If juju exists, let them multiply food and roads for us here in Nigeria with it.

In Yoruba it's not superstition. Most times, it is like this: If you sleep with a pregnant woman deliberately and you're not responsible for that pregnancy, you'll never be successful until that child starts making money on their own. But there's an exception to it if you don't know. However, you can break the code to sleep with a pregnant woman by [b]wearing shoes with socks and sleep with her --[/b] if this is done, you're free and no consequence.

POSAKOSA1:

Yes for NOW.