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What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by MiracleMe7: 5:07pm On Nov 15, 2021 |
What is Agwù in Igbo tradition? How can someone install his/her Agwù in their father's house? Please I need to know this tradition it's very urgent. Thank you! Lalastical pls help me push this on the front page |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by insidelife22(m): 5:18pm On Nov 15, 2021 |
so you want to create another moniker with an Igbo name.
mmadu agwakwanaya ihe agu putala biko. 2 Likes 1 Share
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Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by MiracleMe7: 10:34pm On Nov 15, 2021 |
insidelife22:Is it a crime to know someone's culture and their meaning? The world is too big for us to know each other. A friend told me that installing Agwù is very important to every individual in Igbo land. How true is it? |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by RoyalBoutique(m): 11:10am On Nov 16, 2021 |
MiracleMe7: Agwu is very powerful. It's the direct link between God and man. It's not just anybody that can install it for you. If it's done wrongly, you'll start receiving only bad luck in your life. |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by MiracleMe7: 12:33pm On Nov 16, 2021 |
RoyalBoutique:Brother thank you very much, I really appreciate it from my deepest heart. Please can you link me up to the correct person that can do it? Please can a Christian get involved in Agwù installation in his home? Bros, please I need your help God bless you sir! |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by RoyalBoutique(m): 2:58pm On Nov 16, 2021 |
MiracleMe7: I don't know if a Christian can do it or not. I'm neither a Christian nor a Muslim. I joined my Agwu with someone's own. I forgot to mention that you can join yours with someone that already had one setup. I could find someone that could do it well for me, so I joined with someone that did his back in the days. It's too complicated to setup bro. |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by MiracleMe7: 5:41pm On Nov 16, 2021 |
RoyalBoutique:Wow really? I never knew that someone can join his Agwù with another person that has already set up. That is amazing, that is why we learn every day. Can a woman also install Agwù or is it only for men? Pls help me with a contact of the traditionalist that install it. Thank you sir Lalastical please move this to the front page, let us hear from our other brothers that know tradition very well. This is a very important topic that seriously needs urgent attention. Please lalastical do the needful |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by RoyalBoutique(m): 5:53pm On Nov 16, 2021 |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by MiracleMe7: 6:09pm On Nov 16, 2021 |
RoyalBoutique:Thank you sir, I appreciate it. The guy that did yours, does he do it well? How are you doing with life now since after the installs agwu to you? Another thing that I'm confused about is when you said that your agwu can be joined with someone else own. Someone told me that after you install agwu that things will be falling in place for you, that you will grow financially and everything you put your hand on will be successful. How true is this? Thank you once again sir |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by RoyalBoutique(m): 7:38pm On Nov 16, 2021 |
MiracleMe7: By "joining" with someone else doesn't mean that you'll both have the same luck. It means the agwu is present there, so it's up to you to respect and follow what it says. As long as you respect the agwu and do all you're supposed to do, you'll have unlimited luck. Agwu has positively changed my life, ma family and I never lack anything we need. When you do yours, you'll see what I mean. |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by MiracleMe7: 8:39pm On Nov 16, 2021 |
RoyalBoutique:That is fantastic bros, I am really overwhelmed and satisfied by your explanations. Bros, God bless you more mightly. How many times do someone feed or sacrifice to the agwu in a year? I will also let you know when I finish installing mine. Pls how does it cost to install it? |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by MiracleMe7: 8:40pm On Nov 16, 2021 |
RoyalBoutique:Could agwu be classified as Alusi/deity? What is the difference? |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by RoyalBoutique(m): 8:55pm On Nov 16, 2021 |
MiracleMe7: Mine was N15k, cos I started with a chicken back in the days when I was too broke. People start with goats or cows. You free it anytime you're happy with your progress in life. I feed mine monthly cos it does wonders. |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by RoyalBoutique(m): 8:57pm On Nov 16, 2021 |
MiracleMe7: Yes it's an Alusi, the one assigned to people by God. It's different from the popular Alusi, the ones assigned to different villages by God. |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by MiracleMe7: 9:03pm On Nov 16, 2021 |
RoyalBoutique:Thank you sir But why does our religion don't recognised this wonders? I am curious why all these pastors don't preach this wonders of God to humanity. Some religious folks will classify it as evil and demonic. Pls is it a must that you will feed it every month? What about those that are not living close to the village? Thank you for opening my eyes, I appreciate it. Cheers!!! |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by MiracleMe7: 9:05pm On Nov 16, 2021 |
RoyalBoutique:Ok, now understand. Assuming if I have known about this early, I could have gone far in life by now. |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by RoyalBoutique(m): 9:07pm On Nov 16, 2021 |
MiracleMe7: Ironically, the whites came and took our religion, and sold theirs to us. Now our religion is working for them, while theirs is not working for us. The whites brought church to is, but they don't go to church. Very crazy world. Anyways like I said, I feed it monthly because of the good things it does for me. It's not a must to feed it monthly, some people feed it yearly, but they make it a bit festival because they mostly kill cows for it yearly. It depends on how satisfied you are with your progress in life. |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by RoyalBoutique(m): 9:09pm On Nov 16, 2021 |
MiracleMe7: Trust me, the sky would have been your starting point, and th galaxy would be your limit. 1 Like |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by MiracleMe7: 9:14pm On Nov 16, 2021 |
RoyalBoutique:
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Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by MiracleMe7: 9:16pm On Nov 16, 2021 |
What do you mean by the underline with a red pen? You are 100% right. White religion has made us throw away our tradition. But I hope it does not have negative consequences, I mean the agwu. Bros, I appreciate you |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by MiracleMe7: 9:18pm On Nov 16, 2021 |
RoyalBoutique:But is it late if I start it now? But I don't want to struggle in this life again. This life is full of mystery. Many people are suffering, roaming about while there is a solution to their problems. I pray God to help me enjoy this life and my family. Thank you sir |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by jerflakes(m): 3:19am On Nov 17, 2021 |
MiracleMe7: Isn't is clear that the whites are advancing because they make use of our so-called "idols"? All those Benin artifacts they're now returning is not by choice. It's now giving them so much trouble telling them to return them to Nigeria. 1 Like |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by MiracleMe7: 6:40am On Nov 17, 2021 |
jerflakes:You make sense, correct! Those white people have slaved Africans for centuries, even till now. I wish African leaders will unite and cut off from them with their borrowed money. Someone told me that when you come to the church abroad you will not see white people there, the majority of people you will see in the church are blacks and few asians |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by RoyalBoutique(m): 8:37am On Nov 17, 2021 |
MiracleMe7: I'll take the bolded as "I don't want to suffer in this life again" But you must work hard. By "work hard", I mean that the little effort you put will be rewarded. No matter how little your efforts are. If you relax and do nothing, nothing will come for you. If you do bad to people, bad things will come to you. If you knowingly kill someone, your Agwu will kill you. That's why it's complicated. People run away from it, because they have bad intentions. Keep your heart pure, think nothing bad for you fellow man and nothing bad will come to you. |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by RoyalBoutique(m): 8:41am On Nov 17, 2021 |
jerflakes: True talk bro. The main reason why it worked for them is because they have a pure heart towards one another. Those that do bad are always caught. I urge all Nigerians to embrace their traditional religions and discard all these abrahamic religions. If this happens, Nigeria will become a world power. 1 Like |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by MiracleMe7: 8:42am On Nov 17, 2021 |
RoyalBoutique:Thank you brother, you are a great man with wisdom. I'm happy to meet you here. I sent you an email, pls respond because I want to get your contact. My regards |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by MiracleMe7: 8:52am On Nov 17, 2021 |
RoyalBoutique:Bros if it is by hardworking, by 2013 I could have been Dangote. But I have heard what you said, my priority now is to install the agwù. Someone told me that to install agwu is expensive, some dibia will collect 50k from you to do that. I will inquire to know who will do it cheap for me. |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by RoyalBoutique(m): 8:58am On Nov 17, 2021 |
MiracleMe7: N50k is too much na, unless you want to feed it with a goat. Agwu is hard to install, but it doesn't require much from you to do it. You own your Agwu, it's already assigned to you. When you install it, you are letting know that you have formally recognized its presence in your life and you want to work together with it. Anybody that collects N50k and doesn't give it a goat is a scammer. There are a lot of fake dibias out there. Anyway, I'll check my mail later in the day. Have a nice day and I wish you infinite productivity and success in a you do. |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by MiracleMe7: 9:08am On Nov 17, 2021 |
RoyalBoutique:
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Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by MiracleMe7: 9:12am On Nov 17, 2021 |
Amen! Thank you so much bros. Please what do you mean by the sentence I circle with red ink? Pls explain it to digest it well. Does it mean if I started with goat, I will continue to sacrifice goat for it? Yes, I will be very careful, I will still call the number u gave me to inquire, then at the end I will choose the cheapest. God bless |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by RoyalBoutique(m): 9:22am On Nov 17, 2021 |
MiracleMe7: Typo. I've corrected it. I meant to say you "own" your Agwu, it's in you already. Installing it is just recognizing it's presence in you. If you give it a goat now, it doesn't mean you will always give it a goat. Like I said befor, it depends on how happy you are with your progress in life. The main things Agwu eats are : chicken, goats, cows and horses. So it depends on your financial capacity at any given time. It's pretty straightforward. 1 Like |
Re: What Is Agwù In Igbo Tradition? by MiracleMe7: 9:32am On Nov 17, 2021 |
RoyalBoutique:Wow clearly narrated and understood. Thank you so much brother. You are the best with good human compassion. Pls I need your number, we need to be friends please. You are beyond to be someone's friend only on social media. My esteem regards |
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