African Spirituality Is REAL: My Father Used Juju To Solve



Growing up, he watched his father work as a traditional healer — a man deeply rooted in African spirituality. This is not fiction. This is the lived reality of many families across Nigeria and Africa.

In this powerful conversation, he opens up about:

– how his father used spiritual knowledge to solve people’s problems
– why African spirituality is often misunderstood
– the mysterious ways the spiritual realm influences the physical world
– real-life stories of healing, protection and supernatural encounters
– what he personally witnessed as a child living with a native doctor

This video dives into culture, belief systems, heritage, and the unseen forces that shape our world.
It is a rare, honest insight into the side of African life many people don’t talk about openly.

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Author: Lucky Udu Experience

28 thoughts on “African Spirituality Is REAL: My Father Used Juju To Solve

  1. I am happy listening to this pastor and I have learned a lot listening.

    But I have one question. Does it mean that what African people does is all evil? Does this means that God did not reveal anything good to our African ancestors? And God blessed African with abundant wealth we all know?

    And does it mean that our African Ancestors did not know God who created heaven and earth before Christianity reached the shores of Africa?

    Lucky Udu, please find out the answers to these questions. Thank you.

  2. I think Lucky is starting to be one of my favorite people to watch on YouTube. The guy has a sense of humour that's hard to detect but when you eventually sense it you'll laugh hard. The show is truly an experience because he leads the conversation the way only he can. Flaws or not, growth is constant amid his authenticity. This is what makes it his show.

    I've not finished this particular interview but I noticed in your interview with the former occultist who became a pastor you talked about issues of life and how you are coming to the realization that chasing greatness is an illusion that keeps many people from enjoying the more important things in life. This is one thing I've learnt from you, Lucky, and I appreciate that wisdom because it takes a deep thinker or one who is in search of answers to realize this, whether on their own or not. This proves your growth and I hope you find more clarity by living simply or thinking deeper.

  3. Lucky, if you want your opinion known; let someone else interview you. Once you are interviewing someone, you must let them empty themselves then you redirect them with questions. Never cut their trend of reasoning. We are all learning.

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