2 Female Native Doctors to Hold 7-Day WhatsApp Training on WhatsApp, Nigerians React to Fee Attached
- Two Nigerian native doctors are set to organise training on WhatsApp to teach people how to understand their spiritual callings as diviners, known as dibia in Igbo
- One of the traditionalists, Ori-Efi Nwambagu, shared a flyer for the upcoming training on her Facebook wall and listed areas it would cover
- Her post sparked reactions, with interested people voicing their concerns about the fee attached to the training
Reactions have followed an upcoming seven-day WhatsApp training organised by two Nigerian female native doctors to help people understand and answer their calls as diviners.
Ori-Efi Nwambagu, an Enugu-based native doctor, who is one of the hosts, shared the training flyer on Facebook.
Source: Facebook
The 38-year-old highlighted areas that the training would cover, including how to identify the spiritual source of one’s calling as a diviner, understanding one's dominant calling and one's mission statement.
The training fee was pegged at N20k. As seen on the flyer, the native doctor, who had gone viral for seeking a second wife for her husband, would host the training sessions with another traditionalist named Chiuwa Ifechimzurum.
Some people expressed interest in taking part in the training but were discouraged by the price attached.
Native doctor shares inspiration behind training
Legit.ng asked one of the native doctors, Ori-efi Nwamba Agu, organising the training, about what inspired it, and she replied:
"What inspired me to fix this seven-day training for the upcoming dibias is to teach them the true ways of Igbo tradition and also let them know that we are servants, not kings or queens, we are called to serve humanity, not to kill people that we are supposed to protect.
"And also tell them that they can still do other businesses while answering their calling without using it for a business. You see what is happening on the internet about a chief priest killing and burying people alive, that is not our tradition.
"Any deity that demands human sacrifice is not what exists. Some of those evil dibias that are out there to mislead them, that they should stay away from them and follow the real way of our ancestors."
On the concerns some people raised about the participation fee of N20k, she said it is not too much. In her words:
"The money is not too much because some of them do pay more to those evil dibias to mentor them. Secondly, we need serious people who do not know their left from their right to be trained.
"They don't even check my time, my data. In Igbo tradition, no knowledge of herbs and roots is for free; a token must be given to appease the spirit of the person giving it to you and her chi too."
Source: Facebook
Native doctor's post stirs reactions
Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the native doctor's post below:
Ikechukwu Anointing said:
"I will love to hear this but no money country had.
"But is well."
Ebere Unachukwu OC said:
"Let me help and share massively.
"Cos I dey like better things.
"Even if I no join learn cos of the pay.
"Someone out there may have been searching for this kind of opportunities.
"Keep it up my two mentors.
"You guys are really doing well.
"And I must to say am very proud of you too."
Ebeh Gabriel Chukwuemeka said:
"Was so much excited till I see the price attached."
Chekwube Chi said:
"Make Una remove 10k biko I need the training."
Adije Cynthia said:
"Is good but the price is much how I wish I can make it at least to learn something but can one learn all dis things between the period of 7 days."
Wealthy female native doctor goes viral
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a wealthy female native doctor had shown off her house and spoken about her earnings.
The witch doctor's one-storey house boasts a swimming pool and garage with high-end cars. With a steady stream of customers seeking her services, she earns good money from her juju business. According to her estimates, she receives between 60 and 80 clients a day who pay a N3600 consultation fee.
Having 60 clients a day means the native doctor makes N1.8 million from consultation fees alone. However, most of her wealth is not from juju but from the businesses that she runs. She has invested in real estate and owns a petrol station, lorries and public service vehicles. Her pieces of land are located in Malindi, Tala, Nairobi and Nakuru.
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Source: Legit.ng
