SPELL FOR EASY DELIVERY OF OVERDUE PREGNANCY (ABIWERE) BY BABALAWO OBANIFA -Obanifa extreme Documentaries

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SPELL FOR EASY DELIVERY OF OVERDUE PREGNANCY (ABIWERE) BY BABALAWO OBANIFA -Obanifa extreme Documentaries
                               

In this work Babalawo Obanifa will document One of the spiritual formula available in Africa Spirituality that can be used to spiritually facilitate easy delivery of overdue pregnancy.  Pregnancy will be deemed to be Overdue when your due date has come and gone — and you're still pregnant.  Pregnancy normally lasts about 40 weeks (that’s around 280 days from the first day of your last period). Most women go into labor within a week either side of this date, but some women go overdue. Traditionally we believe a woman should get pregnant for just 9 months. I rare cases some can be ten months. When the pregnant is above ten month and the pregnant woman still fail to deliver the baby. This formula can be use to spiritual facilitate the easy delivery of such pregnancy especially when the overdue of the such pregnancy it is not traceable to physical factors. To prepare this spell you will need:

Iye Awodi kan(feather of Awodi bird)

Epo Egunsi ti won se si oja(shells of melon seed taken from market square)

Preparation

You will burn the two aforementioned items together.

Usage

You will make ten incision on the head of the woman. You will apply the powder of the preparation on it.

You will pour the rest inside a piece of cloth and knot it . The woman will put in her hair (head)  and keep it there till she begin to experience labor.

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