I bought my wife a purse from this man. It was great quality and made of ram’s skin. A lot of cults in Nigeria. The cults take the children and the children become demon possessed. The Nigerians then call these children “Contaminants”.
I bet ram skin is quite affordable there… 0r am I wrong?
That’s nasty how they treat kids!
wow,i never knew cults exist these days..thanks for posting the pics…
Great PICS, Randy! Welcome back!!!!
Randy I have enjoyed going through your photos here. What a privilege to be able to be of service to others. I think our american kids need to experience this firsthand ( life in other countries ) the cult here is technology and music which consumerism and advertisment shoves down the throats of our kids our kids get to choose and over there there is the force issues. thanks for sharing.
@Primitive_1 - You’re so right about the American kids need to experience this. I’m searching my heart as to how to bring that message to them.
Very interesting. I’ll have to go back and look at your previous postings. Thanks for sharing.
Very touching pictures! It must have been an amazing experience!
This man seems very skilled….. and the kids are just kids…the same all over the world!!! I am enjoying seeing your photos and hearing little snippets about your trip.
Thanks for sending out that group message! I might have missed all this if you hadn’t! I love it! I hope you’ll keep sharing about your trip. It seems like you’ve just barely scratched the surface!
Pretty scary looking sewing machine he’s using, I’m sure it’s been fixed up way many times, sewing leathers and stuff like that
Possessed, we call them liberals here . . . LOL
What a wonderfully touching experience! Thank you so much for sharing it.
I love the pictures and video of the children!
Hugs
It’s crazy to think that people outside of America would specifically target children in such a demonic way. We know of the terrible things that happen to our kids– it’s on the news and television shows all the time. But I never gave a thought to it happening elsewhere== especially in such a terrifying way!
I read your previous posts . You did a good report of the customs and life in Nigeria ( as much as it is posssible ) .
In friendship Michel
I guess the cults are like really bad and like witch dr. type stuff.
Good to know that our Lord is much bigger and stronger than any demon.
Have a good weekend.
Sorry….wasnt thinking straight
Love the commentaries. Keep them coming please.
RYC: Arianna is doing good, already getting lil fat rolls
A lot of cults in Nigeria…. I am not for sure but I heard of VooDoo to the southern parts of America. Slave descent learn it from somewhere ???? I heard on TV once how a cult on VooDoo…. It is handed down throught the generations.
What they do comes for something that they find in the ocean. It is off an island some where. After they get all what they need…. They make it into a powder and put the powder where they think someone will touch.
Once the powder works on the person The powder makes it appears that the person is died. It slows down the heart rate and vital signs.
The person is buried that day and when all are gone the people in on the person “death” come back and dig up the person. They are used as slaves…they appear demon possessed.
RYC: Yes my Great Grandpa was Nigerian descent. Story has it that his parents or grandparents came off the coast of Nigeria
I don’t know if a lot of the American slaves come from Nigeria. This is not a sensitive subject for me. But if I focus on it long enough if could be. Thanks for your concern about my “feelings” on the subject.
I can feel with you about being “very sobering to see the caves that the Nigerian people hid in so they wouldn’t be taken as slaves.”
I thank God for the freedom of the slaves in America. I am proud to be a descendant from Ex slaves in America. Great Grandpa Isaac was. He also fought in the Civil War in MS.
I’m delighted that you went and saw and did all that. But I’m very glad to have you back in America.
Very nice pictures. No doubt how good you had there. Keep up the Good work.
We do righteous deeds not because we’re righteous but we’ve been made righteous. Amen.
I don’t think I like the way they treat their kids. I have never hada desire to visit Nigeria. I hope you are having a great week!
i only visited
Aw..I love the photos. That’s so sad with the whole cult thing . Poor kids.
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I bet ram skin is quite affordable there… 0r am I wrong?
That’s nasty how they treat kids!
wow,i never knew cults exist these days..thanks for posting the pics…
Great PICS, Randy! Welcome back!!!!
Randy I have enjoyed going through your photos here.
What a privilege to be able to be of service to others.
I think our american kids need to experience this firsthand
( life in other countries ) the cult here is technology and music
which consumerism and advertisment shoves down the throats of our kids
our kids get to choose and over there there is the force issues.
thanks for sharing.
@Primitive_1 - You’re so right about the American kids need to experience this. I’m searching my heart as to how to bring that message to them.
Very interesting. I’ll have to go back and look at your previous postings. Thanks for sharing.
Very touching pictures! It must have been an amazing experience!
This man seems very skilled….. and the kids are just kids…the same all over the world!!! I am enjoying seeing your photos and hearing little snippets about your trip.
Thanks for sending out that group message! I might have missed all this if you hadn’t! I love it! I hope you’ll keep sharing about your trip. It seems like you’ve just barely scratched the surface!
Pretty scary looking sewing machine he’s using, I’m sure it’s been fixed up way many times, sewing leathers and stuff like that
Possessed, we call them liberals here . . . LOL
What a wonderfully touching experience! Thank you so much for sharing it.
I love the pictures and video of the children!
Hugs
It’s crazy to think that people outside of America would specifically target children in such a demonic way. We know of the terrible things that happen to our kids– it’s on the news and television shows all the time. But I never gave a thought to it happening elsewhere== especially in such a terrifying way!
I read your previous posts . You did a good report of the customs and life in Nigeria ( as much as it is posssible ) .
In friendship
Michel
I guess the cults are like really bad and like witch dr. type stuff.
Good to know that our Lord is much bigger and stronger than any demon.
Have a good weekend.
Sorry….wasnt thinking straight
Love the commentaries. Keep them coming please.
RYC: Arianna is doing good, already getting lil fat rolls
A lot of cults in Nigeria….
I am not for sure but
I heard of VooDoo to the southern parts of America.
Slave descent learn it from somewhere ????
I heard on TV once how a cult on VooDoo….
It is handed down throught the generations.
What they do comes for something that they find in the ocean.
It is off an island some where. After they get all what they need….
They make it into a powder and put the powder where
they think someone will touch.
Once the powder works on the person
The powder makes it appears that the person is died.
It slows down the heart rate and vital signs.
The person is buried that day and when all are gone
the people in on the person “death” come back and dig up the person.
They are used as slaves…they appear demon possessed.
RYC: Yes my Great Grandpa was Nigerian descent.
Story has it that his parents or grandparents came off the coast of Nigeria
I don’t know if a lot of the American slaves come from Nigeria.
This is not a sensitive subject for me.
But if I focus on it long enough if could be.
Thanks for your concern about my “feelings” on the subject.
I can feel with you about being “very sobering to see the caves
that the Nigerian people hid in so they wouldn’t be taken as slaves.”
I thank God for the freedom of the slaves in America.
I am proud to be a descendant from Ex slaves in America.
Great Grandpa Isaac was. He also fought in the Civil War in MS.
I’m delighted that you went and saw and did all that. But I’m very glad to have you back in America.
Very nice pictures. No doubt how good you had there. Keep up the Good work.
We do righteous deeds not because we’re righteous but we’ve been made righteous. Amen.
I don’t think I like the way they treat their kids. I have never hada desire to visit Nigeria. I hope you are having a great week!
i only visited
Aw..I love the photos. That’s so sad with the whole cult thing
. Poor kids.
Very nice pictures. Thanks for sharing.