My Neighbor's Wealth from Money Rituals Backfired: A Touching Story.

My Neighbor's Wealth from Money Rituals Backfired: A Touching Story.— Imoh Etimudo & Eruba Chibuike Ebonyi

Story from our Beloved Sister Imoh Etimudo

This true story may sound unbelievable, but it's a cautionary Story about the fleeting nature of ill-gotten wealth, She said:  My neighbor, who called himself "Commissioner," amassed a fortune rapidly but eventually faced a drastic downfall.

"Commissioner" was my neighbor, sharing a common fence with me. Within six months, he built a duplex and acquired six luxurious cars within eight months. One of these exotic cars, bought in 2015, cost 46 million Naira.

Despite our age difference, we interacted frequently. Once, he inquired about my salary, and when I told him it was 50k, he expressed disappointment, expecting it to be around 600k. He even promised to take me to a place where I could make more money. However, I tactfully distanced myself from him. He believed I was too brilliant to be poor, but I insisted that I was rich in contentment, not material wealth.

Despite his flaunted wealth, I remained indifferent. My supposed poverty didn't bother me, even when stories about him started circulating. His wife left him, taking their two children.

While I was transferred to Bayelsa State, I received a call one evening, informing me that "Commissioner" was running mad near the Ibom Specialist Hospital in Uyo. I declined to get involved, suggesting that local psychiatrists could handle the situation. Click To Watch the Video of him 👉[THE VIDEO]

During another visit to Uyo, I witnessed his condition firsthand at a church where he was undergoing deliverance. It was a heartbreaking sight.

Life took a drastic turn for him. The man who once owned sleek Porsches couldn't afford a tricycle ride. He became nocturnal, walking around to avoid shame. He sold most of his cars, and others were confiscated due to alleged debts.

His luxurious house was stripped bare. He sold everything, from water tanks and pumps to electric wires and furniture. Eventually, he left the house in a shell-like state, driven away by hunger and trauma.

To my astonishment, a court auctioned his house in a mini court session held right in front of his compound. As a journalist, I inquired and learned that he had sold someone’s property and diverted the money. Unable to refund, the court ordered the sale of his house after a week’s notice.

Today, I have a new neighbor. This experience taught me a valuable lesson about life and patience. My former neighbor, once a wealthy man, crashed from the pinnacle of affluence to the depths of poverty in less than eight years. 👉 [THE VIDEO]

We should all be patient and seek wealth through honest means, trusting that it will come at God's appointed time.

— Imoh Etimudo & Eruba Chibuike Ebonyi