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Spiritual man, Supreme, has explained on Happy Fm’s religious show, Nsem Pii, why it is very difficult to reverse curses.

Interviewed on the show by host, Pastor Nyansa Boakwa, he explained that spirits have ears and the moment you tell them what you want, their ears pick up hence, there is no turning back or changing your mind about whatever you have asked of that spirit.

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He added, “again, before anyone’s curse can affect you, the family you come from would also have a part to play in it’’.

Supreme furthered that the most serious curse is that which is done with the water from preparing Fante kenkey, and that is the most difficult to reverse. That is because plantain leaves which are used as covering for the kenkey, have their own power and purpose spiritually.

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He stated that every leaf has its power and spirit that it is related with, but the plantain leaves in the spiritual world are aeroplanes and that is what witches fly or travel on. Thus, implying that the water from preparing kenkey soaks up that power in the plantain leaves and makes it very powerful when used to invoke curses.

By: Maureen Dedei Quaye

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