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Some wisdom to remember for dealing with n i g g a r d l y behavior:

"EFCC go catch you!"
EFCC stands for the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, which is Nigeria's anti-corruption agency. This curse means "The EFCC will catch you," implying that the person will be arrested for their fraudulent activities.,
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"You no go ever chop big!"
In Nigerian Pidgin, "chop" means "to eat" or "to make money." This curse means "You will never make big money," implying that the person will never become wealthy.,

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"Your juju go fail!"
"Juju" refers to traditional African magic or spells. This curse means "Your magic will fail," suggesting that any supernatural means the scammer might rely on will be ineffective.,
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"Wahala go dey follow you!"
"Wahala" means trouble or problems. This curse means "Trouble will follow you," implying that the person will face continuous problems.,
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"Ogun go drink your blood!"
A more intense version of invoking Ogun, this curse means "Ogun will drink your blood," suggesting a very violent and unfortunate end.,
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"Thunder fire you!"
This straightforward curse means "May thunder strike you," another powerful and feared curse.,

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"Your hand go bend!"
This curse implies that the person's hands will become crippled or useless, preventing them from committing any more fraudulent activities.,
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"Ancestral spirits go pursue you!"
This means "The spirits of your ancestors will chase you," implying that the person will be haunted and tormented by their own lineage.,
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"Your pocket go dry!"
This curse means "Your pocket will dry up," suggesting that the person will become financially destitute.,
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"Snake go bite you for night!"
This means "A snake will bite you at night," implying a sudden and unexpected misfortune.,

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"Sango strike you!"
Sango (or Shango) is the Yoruba god of thunder and lightning. This curse means "May Sango strike you with thunder," invoking the fearsome power of this deity.,
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"Ogun kill you!"
As mentioned earlier, Ogun is the god of iron and war. This curse, meaning "May Ogun kill you," is very severe and taken seriously.,
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"Amadioha punish you!"
Amadioha is the Igbo god of thunder and lightning. This curse means "May Amadioha punish you," and it carries a similar weight to curses involving Sango or Ogun.,
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"Ancestral spirits torment you!"
This curse calls upon the spirits of one's ancestors to bring misfortune and torment to the person being cursed.,
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"Ekwensu carry you!"
Ekwensu is considered a trickster god or devil in Igbo mythology. This curse means "May the devil take you," implying severe and malicious misfortune.

I sleep differently. I sleep on my side. Everyone else sleeps on the madness of this man when he doesn't get any alcohol to consume, beware..