Recently, I’ve noticed a surge of posts and debates across social media where people passionately discuss the mystique of money rituals. Many argue that these rituals are merely folklore, with no basis in reality, while others dismiss them outright as superstitions.

For decades, however, the concept of money rituals has held a complex, fascinating place in African society. In today’s digital age, media plays a powerful role in shaping beliefs, spreading both information and misinformation. As some portray money rituals as ancient folklore, others continue to question and explore their validity.

Putting religious beliefs aside, money rituals do exist, but they come with serious, often devastating consequences. While the allure of wealth may be tempting, the price is rarely worth the toll it takes—financially, emotionally, and spiritually. In the end, what seems like a shortcut can lead down a dark and irreversible path.