A young woman has sparked reactions after allegedly confessing that she used waist beads and spiritual manipulation linked to “Kayamata” practices to control men and benefit financially from them.
According to the confession, the lady revealed during a discussion with residents in her community that she was introduced to the practice by a friend who promised her quick wealth and influence over wealthy men. She claimed the waist beads were prepared with special charms believed to attract men and make them emotionally attached. WATCH FULL VIDEO HERE…
The woman explained that whenever she wore the beads, men who came close to her became unusually obsessed and willing to spend heavily on her. She alleged that some victims lost focus in business, relationships, and personal growth after becoming involved with her.
In her emotional confession, the lady said she later discovered that the spiritual practice had serious consequences not only for the men involved but also for her own life. She reportedly claimed that strange occurrences began happening around her, including constant fear, nightmares, and failed relationships.
“I thought it was just ordinary attraction, but I later realized something deeper was involved,” she allegedly said during the confession.
People expressed mixed reactions. While some condemned the alleged use of spiritual manipulation for personal gain, others urged young people to avoid desperation and shortcuts to wealth.
The story has also reignited conversations on social media about Kayamata, a term commonly associated with local spiritual attraction practices, especially in parts of Northern Nigeria. Religious leaders and relationship counselors have repeatedly warned against practices that promise love, wealth, or influence through supernatural means.