Adamma Masquerade

Did you know that masquerades don't just dance in Igbo Land for the sake of entertainment? In as much as they entertain us, it's not the basic reason for their appearance.  There is more to it. 
There is always a spiritual bend to every major dancing masquerades in Africa. No wonder some Christians see it as evil and diabolic. It has something to do with fertility blessings in women. I bet your father didn't tell you that. 

If as a woman you are experiencing difficulty in conception, especially after been certified by the doctors that you are in fact okay and yet nothing is happening. Keep a date with the next outing of Adamma Masquerade. Allow the spirit of that masquerade to connect with yours, go back to your man and experience something mightier than loosing and binding. 
Remember That in Igbo Land before the advent of Christianity, our fore bearers dealt well with the issues of conception. 

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  1. UnknownMay 4, 2020 at 11:22 PM

    Hmmm....Vry interesting !I didn't know that about the masquerade .However,am excited you are reminding us of our roots .Weldon!

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