ANTIDOTE TO SPIRITUAL BULLET/ARROW ATTACK (ETO ATA SISO) BY BABALAWO OBANIFA _Obanifa Extreme Documentaries

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ANTIDOTE TO SPIRITUAL  BULLET/ARROW ATTACK (ETO ATA SISO) BY BABALAWO OBANIFA _Obanifa Extreme Documentaries
                                 

In this current work Babalawo Obanifa will document one of the spiritual cum herbal formula that can be used for treatment of spiritual bullet/arrow attack. In black magic world, there is a formula known as  Ata siso ( spiritual bullet/arrow attack) . The enemy usual thrown this to the on the shadow of their enemies. It is invisible spiritual arrow or bullet attack. This is known as Ata/Eta siso. A person who have become the victim of this attack can develop a swollen lump in the affected part of the body. In most cases it usually defies medical treatment. This work will document one of the antidotes that can be use for such condition. To treat the attack of this nature with the formula been document in this work, You will need :

Eso tagiri( fruit of Adenopus  breviflorus)

Odidi Oga kan( A whole chameleon)

Ewe pakududu/Imin Esu( leaves of  Bily goat weeds /Agerantum Conyzoides)

Egbo Inabiri( root of Plumbago Zeylanica)

Epo (red palm oil)

Adin(palm kernel oil)

Oori(Shea butter)

Ose dudu(local black soap)

Preparation

You will pound the aforementioned item together with soap

Usage

You will be using  it to wash the affected part of the body. You will also be apply the soap to the spot.

It will remove the spiritual bullets.

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