IMMUNITY /SPIRITUAL PROTECTION AGAINST SPIRITUAL PARALYSIS ATTACK (ERO IFINA) BY BABALAWO OBANIFA – Obanifa extreme documentaries
In this current work
Babalawo Obanifa will document some of the formula for leg paralyses spiritual attack
available in Africa spirituality. Leg paralysis spiritual attack which is locally
know as Ifina is a spiritual formula use by evil people to attack the
prospective victim with leg paralyses.
Their method of operation is to lay or put this poisonous spell/medicine
on the road that lead to the farm, place of work, or car of such person. If the
person who is not protected step on it. He/she may suffer break of his back bone
or total leg paralysis. The goal of this
work is to document the spiritual protection or spiritual immunity available in
Africa Spirituality against such attack is known as Ero Ifina. In this
current work Babalawo Obanifa will document some of the formula available for
such purpose:
1.
Okan Alangba (lizard’s
heart)
Eyo ataare meje (seven seeds of alligator pepper)
Preparation
You will grind the aforementioned
items together to fine paste.
Usage
The person will make
incision around his two ankles. You will apply the preparation on it.
2.
Ebose Ijapa/Ebo ese Ijapa(
you will peel the foreskin of the legs of land tortoise)
Ewe to hu tabi yo ni ara
Ogiri (you remove little out of the plants that grow from wall of a building)
Eyo ataare meje (seven
seeds of alligator pepper)
Preparation
You will grind the aforementioned
items together to fine paste.
Usage
The person will make
incision around his two ankles. You will apply the preparation on it.
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location Ile Ife osun state Nigeria
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