Monica Onyedikachukwu

2025-06-20 19:24:05 - Translate

How Advice from a Native Doctor Saved Her Marriage

Born again...
Holy Ghost filled...
Yet squabbles unending.
For a six-month-old marriage...
When there is still supposed to be plenty honey to suck from the moon.

But she prayed... she sought the face of God... before she said... yes.

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Flashback

Lanre.
On bended knees... phone cameras flashing, smiles everywhere... asking for her hand in marriage.
Total surprise.
Yes.
But total joy.

Of course... who no like better thing?
Fine boy wey love Jesus met hot babe wey love Jesus.
A match made in heaven.

Yet six months later...
Quarrels... boning... apparent bad belle.

“Did I make a mistake?
Should I call pastor?”

This morning... it happened again.

To encourage herself, she put on DStv and stayed flipping stations... randomly... just looking for nothing in particular.

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Daystar TV – Joyce Meyer was talking about submission... being the key.
“Abeg... na today... we don dey hear dat one since.”
Wasn't she submissive?

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Enter African Magic

Native doctor scene

Baba:
“My husband hates me. He doesn't love me again.”

“This ‘Bam Bam’ dey act sha!!”

Baba brought out a charm and told her to put it in her mouth whenever the husband comes home.
As long as he is in the house, she should never remove it from her mouth — and his love will come back.
No woman will be able to snatch him.

Bam Bam said:
“Baba thank you.”
Baba:
“Go well, my daughter.”

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A thought struck her.
Where had she heard this before?

Old story...
Oh — in secondary school... she had read a book. African tales.
The charm was just palm fruit kernel.
And when she put it in her mouth, she stopped arguing with her husband... and peace came.

“ I don't have any kernels to put.”

But there was something that Baba said:
“Don’t let it come out of your mouth.”

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BOOM — Joshua 1 vs 8:

“This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth...”

Oh! I get it.
I will put the Word in my mouth in place of the kernel.

She didn’t just read the scripture.
She meditated on it — whispered it, repeated it, lived it.
Suddenly, the Word became her spiritual charm... and it began to work.

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Nothing to lose.

She dressed well, scenting well like Ruth, house all arranged, food like Queen Esther.

Lanre in the house.
Greeted.

All through that evening... only one phrase on her lip:
“He that finds a wife finds a good thing and obtains favour from the Lord.”

Day one.
Day two.
Day three.

The same thing.

Lanre came... shocked her — as he was on his knees again... with gifts, apologies.
She quickly rushed, telling him to get up.

“How can my odogun be kneeling... my king?”

All the while, with joy in her heart, she kept the kernel —
sorry, she meant the Word — in her lips, constantly, non-stop.

---

Meditation on scripture was the key.

No room for the devil in this marriage ever again.
Baba advice had worked.
But the Word worked better.

---

Have you tried putting the Word in your mouth daily?

Accepting Jesus is the first step to a life of peace, power, and purpose.
Say YES to Jesus today.

How Advice from a Native Doctor Saved Her Marriage Born again... Holy Ghost filled... Yet squabbles unending. For a six-month-old marriage... When there is still supposed to be plenty honey to suck from the moon. But she prayed... she sought the face of God... before she said... yes. --- Flashback Lanre. On bended knees... phone cameras flashing, smiles everywhere... asking for her hand in marriage. Total surprise. Yes. But total joy. Of course... who no like better thing? Fine boy wey love Jesus met hot babe wey love Jesus. A match made in heaven. Yet six months later... Quarrels... boning... apparent bad belle. “Did I make a mistake? Should I call pastor?” This morning... it happened again. To encourage herself, she put on DStv and stayed flipping stations... randomly... just looking for nothing in particular. --- Daystar TV – Joyce Meyer was talking about submission... being the key. “Abeg... na today... we don dey hear dat one since.” Wasn't she submissive? --- Enter African Magic Native doctor scene Baba: “My husband hates me. He doesn't love me again.” “This ‘Bam Bam’ dey act sha!!” Baba brought out a charm and told her to put it in her mouth whenever the husband comes home. As long as he is in the house, she should never remove it from her mouth — and his love will come back. No woman will be able to snatch him. Bam Bam said: “Baba thank you.” Baba: “Go well, my daughter.” --- A thought struck her. Where had she heard this before? Old story... Oh — in secondary school... she had read a book. African tales. The charm was just palm fruit kernel. And when she put it in her mouth, she stopped arguing with her husband... and peace came. “ I don't have any kernels to put.” But there was something that Baba said: “Don’t let it come out of your mouth.” --- BOOM — Joshua 1 vs 8: “This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth...” Oh! I get it. I will put the Word in my mouth in place of the kernel. She didn’t just read the scripture. She meditated on it — whispered it, repeated it, lived it. Suddenly, the Word became her spiritual charm... and it began to work. --- Nothing to lose. She dressed well, scenting well like Ruth, house all arranged, food like Queen Esther. Lanre in the house. Greeted. All through that evening... only one phrase on her lip: “He that finds a wife finds a good thing and obtains favour from the Lord.” Day one. Day two. Day three. The same thing. Lanre came... shocked her — as he was on his knees again... with gifts, apologies. She quickly rushed, telling him to get up. “How can my odogun be kneeling... my king?” All the while, with joy in her heart, she kept the kernel — sorry, she meant the Word — in her lips, constantly, non-stop. --- Meditation on scripture was the key. No room for the devil in this marriage ever again. Baba advice had worked. But the Word worked better. --- 🙏 Have you tried putting the Word in your mouth daily? Accepting Jesus is the first step to a life of peace, power, and purpose. Say YES to Jesus today.

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