“Exploiting People For Wealth Makes You A Ritualist”- Comedian Iamtalkless

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“Exploiting People For Wealth Makes You A Ritualist”- Comedian Iamtalkless

Nigerian comedian Iamtalkless has sparked a conversation about the meaning of money rituals, arguing that the practice goes beyond the use of human blood or body parts for financial gain.

In a recent statement, the comedian suggested that people who accumulate wealth by exploiting others without their consent or fairly rewarding them should also be considered ritualists.

He shared his view while addressing the different ways some individuals acquire wealth, noting that financial exploitation can be just as troubling as the commonly recognised forms of money ritual.

According to him, making money through the deliberate exploitation of people without their consent or compensation should not be treated differently simply because it does not involve physical harm.

“Money ritual is not only about using people’s blood or body parts for wealth. If you also gain wealth by exploiting people without their consent or reward, you are a ritualist” he said

His remarks have drawn attention to the broader conversation surrounding wealth creation, exploitation and the ethical means through which people pursue financial success.

Read some comments below:

@Boris Feudjio:”Money ritual is the practices in which someone seeks wealth through supernatural means. Smart ass spilling trash”

@Naija2capeblog:”A lot of people are shouting “ritual money” while quietly collecting from others and giving nothing back….. Same thing, just cleaner clothes.”

@Chidimma:”It is. It has its terminology .. ritual is ritual and exploitation, embezzlement etc are what they are.”

@D_Philips:”With this logic, everybody is a ritualist including him cause he has definitely taken advantage of someone before in his life, cheat on someone to gain more or conspired.”

@Comrade Ayumzi:”Those are two different things money ritual, like in the real sense of the word, belongs to a metaphysical realm: tira, voodoo concoctions, using special native soap made with burned-to-ashes human or animal parts to attract wealth. All of these are inexplicable through the usual metrics of wealth; the ritual itself does not bring money, it only attracts businesses. There are presumed oyinbo ritualists too check the story of the first Rothschild; many believe the source of the wealth has to be connected to magic. The way he is talking about it: taking advantage of other people, exploiting people to create wealth for yourself without their willingness, engaging in child labour, women’s exploitation these are discussions in psychology and human rights abuses, not the same thing as using magic to attract wealth. Neither is good, anyway.”