BOMBSHELL: There’s nothing like money rit¥al, it is superstition – Entrepreneur reveals

Charles Awuzie, a Nigerian South African based businessman man has dropped his one point of view following the recent tragic incident involving two young ladies who travel to Aba to have a date with man they met on Facebook.

Freshreporters Media had reported the man named Amaechi Andrew had a date with these girls weeks ago, and tragically reports emerged that the remains of the girls were found near Amaechi house and some organs were harvested.

The news came as a shock to many Nigerians, whereby addressing the issue of ritual which the female gender should be more careful about when it comes to meeting strange men promising date.

However, Nigerian entrepreneur shared his own view that saying Ritual killing is a superstition. He noted that organ trafficking is the order of the day not the Ritual which many people thinks.

He said,

“I once exposed the African superstition called “Money Ritual” on this platform…

I told you that there’s nothing like money ritual but rather a syndicated operation of 0rgan Traffick£rs who k|LL their victims, harv£st and sell their 0rgans for millions, and boldly show off their wealth, dressed ostentatiously in red and black apparels, strategically convincing the uninitiated that they belong to a powerful spiritual cult which generates cash spiritually.

You will remain ignorant about the truth until you desire to join them and they demand for a family member.

You give the family member without knowing you are actually traff|cking your family’s 0rgans in exchange for peanuts. That’s what money ritual is all about – nothing spiritual. It’s not spiritual money. Central Bank is physical not spiritual.

Money can’t be commanded out of the vaults. Money must be transferred from one source to another – legally or illegally. Its mere superstition to think otherwise. Money ritual is all 0rgan harv£sting and tr@fficking.

There are a few Nigerian men in my inbox as I type this post who are confessing to me about their experience with some Confraternities. Some say they promise them children if they haven’t been able to have a child.

A year later, they would have a child but DNA testing would later show that the child belongs to another member of the cult and not the husband of the mother. I have 3 cases like this right now.

The cults would ask that the men introduce their ‘barr£n’ wife to the temple. They leave their wives on the temple for days only to celebrate her conception later. Please don’t blame the new initiates, commonsense is not always common when you believe in superstition.

You see, life is deep because people are deceptive. If you don’t want to be confused, deceived or manipulated, believe nothing except that which you have seen, touched and judged factual. Don’t ever be superstitious. Keep a sound mind void of Superstition or belief in anything that can’t be verified.

My name is Charles Awuzie and I know someone who doesn’t have the information available to me will still come here to argue superstitiously.” [CONTINUE READING HERE]>>>>