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Nigerian man finds pot with padlock and photos tied and buried around his house

A Nigerian man, Daniel Ogbeide, has recounted how he found an ancestral pot which contained a padlock and was tied with some ropes and photos attached to it.

Narrating his experience, he said, his dog had died and he was digging a hole in a nearby bush to bury it when he found the pot which had the padlock inside it. According to him, it is either someone's destiny, financial breakthrough or marriage that was tied to the padlock.

Nigerian man finds ancestral pot with padlock and photos

Nigerian man finds ancestral pot with padlock and photos
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I was amazed on what I saw just this morning!

My little puppy died last night,decided to bury it early this morning,walked towards a nearby bush,I began to dug! Behold I saw an ancestral pot with a padlock inside tied with some ropes and a torn pictures magneted to it,I was like,maybe they caged his/her marriage,or financial breakthrough,or Destiny.. I quickly broke the padlock and threw it far away! No love in this County!

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Just recently, Legit.ng published about how this same young man called out his beautiful girlfriend on social media. he had taken to his Facebook page to accuse his young girlfriend of being dirty.

The man revealed photos of her dirty underwear on his Facebook page. He expressed that the young lady finds it hard to wash her underwear and he has spoken to her several times about her dirtiness but she refused to listen. He explained that he decided to disgrace her with the hopes that she would change her behaviour. He further added that he would continue to disgrace her.

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