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See How The Yoruba Magic Charm ”Magun” Works When A Married Woman Cheats On Her Husband

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3 years ago

November 13, 2020

The Yoruba tribe that occupies the South-Western part of Nigeria are unique people, this their uniqueness can also be seen in the way they sometimes go overboard to ensure that their wife remains faithful and loyal to them.

It is a known fact that there exists a charm in the region that is called ”magun”, the charm is primarily used to deter married women from cheating on the husband.

The best way to describe magun is “do not climb.” Magun has been used for centuries to catch a wife who has an extra-marital affair or to put a promiscuous woman in check.

It is also believed in some quarters a number of parents put magun on their daughters to discourage pre-marital s3x and ward off rapists.

The shocking part of this is that the charm is put on a woman without her knowledge.

A stick of broom or thread is usually placed on the floor for a woman to unknowingly walk over it. Once she works over the thread or broom stick, the charm takes its effect.

Now there are different sorts of magun. However, the three most famous ones are;

1) a woman and her lover stick like glue during the process of s*x. The man cannot detach himself from the woman. This sometimes leads to death and in some cases a public humiliation of the stuck couple.

2) In another variation when a man sleeps with a woman who has magun on her, he starts to crow like a rooster. It is said that the man would crow for three times and by the third time he would end up dead.

3) Another popular variation of magun is that of the man somersaulting three times. Just like the chicken magun, when the man somersaults the third time he ends up dead.

As crazy as magun sounds, there are many stories of the charm dooming lovers. In 2015, in Cross River State,.

Magun is popular in Nigeria. In 2001, revered Nigerian filmmaker Tunde Kelani released a movie called “Thunderbolt: Magun” which dwelt on the mystery of the charm.

Even with the popularity of magun, it really hasn’t stopped or slowed down extra-marital affairs. Not many people have what it takes to do such a bold move.