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Woman’s in-laws go into panic and attempt to shut her up after they made her swear oath and she or he declared that the curse ought to return to them if she’s harmless

There was commotion in a group in a South Eastern state in Nigeria when a girl accused of committing evil and compelled to take an oath went forward to ask that the curses return to these accusing her if she’s harmless.
In a viral video, a girl is seen standing earlier than her husband’s kinsmen. The kinsmen are seen telling the girl to go on her knees, choose up a kolanut positioned on the ground, and swear that she is harmless of what she’s accused of.
Doing as they mentioned, the girl raised the kolanut and mentioned she belongs to no coven and she or he has by no means accomplished any evil to anybody.
She added that if she is responsible as they declare, let her not get what she prays for.
She started: “If I have ever even considered anyone evil, if I have even thought about it, if I have gone anywhere to work against anyone, or if I have actually taken action to do evil to anyone, whatever I’m looking for in this land, don’t let me see it.”
“Iseee,” the lads mentioned in settlement.
However, when she started saying that if she is harmless of the accusations, the curses ought to return to her husband’s household, the individuals current panicked and tried to cease her from going additional.
“However, if I didn’t do it, as many as they are accusing me…” she continued.
And the lads screamed “mba” (no).
Some girls there objected and instructed her to go forward with the back-to-sender a part of the oath.
“Kwuo ya (say it),” her supporters urged.
The video has sparked reactions and began a dialog concerning the therapy of ladies in Nigeria.

See the video beneath.
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