Bola146:
I can't do without it, I have one beside my bed, one inside my bag and one in the sitting room I don't feel much cold during this raining season if I applied it on my hands, legs and chest. God bless the company producing them

Catfishing:
That day I fúcked my girl till the day break and she complained of waist pain, I had to buy aboniki balm and rub on her waist then we went on 6hrs marathon doggy and cowgirl till my prink gave me the signal that it wants to give up..

Aboniki is a life saver

Wizzy13:
Early this year i had difficulty in breathing, i toke drug it wasnt working
i thought i had covid
when my dad came visiting he bought me full konkon of the balm
i use it the first day after a warm bath

rubb it all over my chest and nostril and even lick some boom i was breathing like a local fulani cow

sabreal:
I love your marketing skill. You deserve ambassador status for aboniku product pain killer

DSC7:
Use it to masturbate and thank me later

YoungLionken:
Some of these LITTLE THINGS are underrated..

Abboniki works for both waist and muscle, feverish conditions and miraculously cures body odour..

We tend to rely on the wisdom/knowledge of the Westerners more than ours here..

I was surprised at the cheap, traditional and effective remedy for stomach ulcer. This is something one would pay exorbitantly for in hospital..

And again, we Africans have failed to upgrade whatever we learnt from our forefathers...

YoungLionken:
Some of these LITTLE THINGS are underrated..

Abboniki works for both waist and muscle, feverish conditions and miraculously cures body odour..

We tend to rely on the wisdom/knowledge of the Westerners more than ours here..

I was surprised at the cheap, traditional and effective remedy for stomach ulcer. This is something one would pay exorbitantly for in hospital..

And again, we Africans have failed to upgrade whatever we learnt from our forefathers...

YoungLionken:
Some of these LITTLE THINGS are underrated..

Abboniki works for both waist and muscle, feverish conditions and miraculously cures body odour..

We tend to rely on the wisdom/knowledge of the Westerners more than ours here..

I was surprised at the cheap, traditional and effective remedy for stomach ulcer. This is something one would pay exorbitantly for in hospital..

And again, we Africans have failed to upgrade whatever we learnt from our forefathers...

hisexcellency34:
God bless the manufacturer of Aboniki Balm. The person deserves a national award

Been battling a chronic waist pain for the past few weeks. I couldn't bend or do other things and I feel excruciating pain a lot.
I have used lots of medications, including the ones given to me by my company's HMO all to no avail.

Yesterday a friend of mine who noticed my condition suggested Aboniki balm. At first I rejected the idea because of the way people complain about the peppery way Aboniki feels after rubbing on their body.

I later had a second thought and I bought it at a shop opposite my house for N500. Five minutes after application, the pain eased and I was able to bend my back.. Something I couldn't do for many days. Aboniki rescued me from waist pain.

ghettochild:

The company is based in Benin n they really have banked on the uselessness of Robb over the years...
There was one balm that time called BoKo...
That balm can kill an elephant...
3 days the spot u robbed it on still dey pepper u..
U will just be crying n somebody ask u why...
Imagine saying na since yesterday I don dey cry ooo.. I rob boko balm for leg...
The concentration of methyl salicylate in it was way beyond the approved dose

YoungLionken:
Some of these LITTLE THINGS are underrated..

Abboniki works for both waist and muscle, feverish conditions and miraculously cures body odour..

We tend to rely on the wisdom/knowledge of the Westerners more than ours here..

I was surprised at the cheap, traditional and effective remedy for stomach ulcer. This is something one would pay exorbitantly for in hospital..

And again, we Africans have failed to upgrade whatever we learnt from our forefathers...

snoopanddre:
Ulcer! How?

nony43:
Sth of few weeks is now chronic? When aboniki take reach N500?

nony43:
Sth of few weeks is now chronic? When aboniki take reach N500?

Acesexcell:
Aboniki has been wonderfully helping me from time imo river.

donbachi:
1 inside ur toilet,1 inside ur kitchen and 1 along ur street.

donbachi:
na me u dey flog,abi!

fortune1968:
Shea butter (Ori in Yoruba ) will perform a better magic .Just apply it to your joints after a warm water bath for a week .You can even make it a daily affair for total cure and prevention of joint problems .
It is cheaper and devoid of "pepper" aboniki will give you .Ori is just 50 naira .
Try it and thank me later !

Catfishing:
That day I fúcked my girl till day break and she complained of waist pain, I had to buy aboniki balm and rub on her waist then we went on 6hrs marathon doggy and cowgirl till my prink gave me the signal that it wants to give up..

Aboniki is a life saver

adeskee:
My advice
Am not disputing the fact that aboniki works really good.
But at the same time, acute or severe back pain could be an indicator to a serious health challenge building up.
Go to the hospital and run some checks.
My cent

YoungLionken:
Some of these LITTLE THINGS are underrated..

Abboniki works for both waist and muscle, feverish conditions and miraculously cures body odour..

We tend to rely on the wisdom/knowledge of the Westerners more than ours here..

I was surprised at the cheap, traditional and effective remedy for stomach ulcer. This is something one would pay exorbitantly for in hospital..

And again, we Africans have failed to upgrade whatever we learnt from our forefathers...