Magun ‘Thunderbolt’ is a secret love and killer charm, placed on a wife who has been suspected of cheating. The charm results to the death of any man who sleeps with the woman (except her husband). Thunderbolt can be traced to Sango – the Yoruba god of thunder and lightning.
“I sleep with other people’s wives, so i can’t do it on mine,” one man stated clearly
BattaBox presenter Timothy speaks to a local herbalist Alfa Malik, as he explains the myth behind the charm ‘Magun’ (thunderbold) placed on women suspected to be cheating in Yoruba land.
“There are different types of Magun,” says Alfa Malik
Magun is strange but true, many people have lost their lives due to Magun. But sometimes it is merely used as a tool to disgrace a cheating woman caught in the act, because she and the man would definitely get stuck.
“It takes 7 days to uncouple them,” Alfa Malik explains
Although magun is known to be a Yoruba charm, but there are ways and charms other tribes use to prevent their women from cheating.
But do people still believe in using magun for their wives?
“I can protect my wife using Magun,” says one man
Watch and enjoy!
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I’m glad this useless shit doesn’t have a foothold over here.
menh, this babalawo is “clean” he deserves a compliment. as for magun
stuff, jealousy can make people do terrible things.I pity that guy who said
“juju doesn’t work” as a xtian don’t dare it if you have small small sins
you’re struggling with o.☺
Thanks 4 the subtitles ..it made it understandable to an outsider like
myself :)
once again patriarchal rhetoric dominates-show me the male thunderbolt!
can it be used on men? or is it just used on women?
can it be used on men too?
nice to know…
Magun or no Magun the truth is we shud stop comitting adultery!
Honestly, I see no evidence for the efficacy of this magun but in the
hypothetical scenario, what kind of devil would rather his kids become
motherless rather than he becoming a divorcee? I like the guy who said he
wont use magun because he also does side-chicks. Even in the agbere/
pansaga/ sina department, there is “Bros before hoes”…
Infact this interviewer did a great job. I like when he ask “Ha pe won le
yo agbere kuro loju obinrin” sooo funny reaction to the response.