Woman Presents Her Children to Her Village Deity in Viral Video, Shares Why She Did so

Woman Presents Her Children to Her Village Deity in Viral Video, Shares Why She Did so

  • A Nigerian woman has released a video online showing the moment she presented her children to her village deity
  • The woman, a proud traditionalist, showed internet users how she communicates with her ancestors
  • She explained why she presented her children to the deity and took a swipe at Christians and Jesus

A Nigerian traditionalist, known as Nwa Ekwensu on TikTok, has shared a video capturing when she visited her village deity with her children.

According to the woman, she went to present her children to the deity and to also show gratitude.

Reactions as Nigerian mum takes her children to her village deity, presents them to it
A woman presents her children to her village deity. Photo Credit: @nwa.ekwensu
Source: TikTok
"As a traditionalist and as a mother, there is no how I can go to the village without going to the village deity to appreciate them," she said.

In the video, she showed how she communicates with her deity, noting that traditionalists don't need to shout or make noise to communicate with their gods, unlike Christians.

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She aimed a dig at Jesus Christ, saying her deity is not deaf and dumb like the God Christians worship.

The mum further disclosed that she took her children to her village deity to prevent them from seeking prayers from pastors or Jesus in the future.

"You see how we talk to our ancestors. We don't shout, we don't make noise, we don't kabash because they are not blind that they cannot see. They are not deaf and dumb like Jesus and God. So, they see, they know everything about us..." she said.
Reactions as Nigerian mum takes her children to her village deity, presents them to it
A woman visits her village deity with her children. Photo Credit: @nwa.ekwensu
Source: TikTok

Watch her video below:

Deity: Netizens react to woman's action

Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the woman's video below:

darkness said:

"Your forefather would be proud 🥹🥹❤️❤️may our ancestors guide you mama."

lagos boy said:

"May the ancestors protect you and bless you.this is the type of woman I want to get married to."

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O.C. Victor ❤️ said:

"Omo I'm so happy to see this ❤️❤️❤️we're coming back every day."

Samado135🇳🇬🇳🇬🇨🇾🇳🇬🇳🇬 said:

"U just got a follower now. Brought up a child d way he should go, so that when he grow up he will not depart from it. U are indeed an awaken mother. May the Chi of ur land grant ur wish."

maximillian okolie said:

"My type 😍🥰 I pray my ancestors bless me with a woman that believes in tradition."

Prettville said:

"My sister you for just worship your god without mentioning other God."

Chisquare Anison said:

"Thanks my darling for taking the right step by respectfully recognizing your ancestors, your traditions,your chi introducing your kids quite early to their culture and roots my sweetie I am very proud of you keep it up okay."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that Nollywood actress Ekene Umenwa had taken her child to Mother Mary's statue.

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Woman takes daughter to river on birthday

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian woman had taken her daughter to the river on her fifth birthday.

In a video she shared on TikTok, the woman and the celebrant sported white attires as she performed rituals there.

She lit candles at a dry spot and had with her some feti'sh items, including incense. Her clip stirred mixed reactions. The woman explained that the water actually gave her the child. She said her child almost died after birth until she realised her real source.

Source: Legit.ng

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