Of course, this scene here can be interpreted as lighthearted and jovial that the ladies meant no harm but Witch’ is Not a Term to Joke About in Nigeria. People are praying for the death of witches on a daily basis. In Nigeria, accusations of witchcraft are no laughing matter. They carry a history of causing real harm and, tragically, even death. The term ‘witch’ is laden with a heavy stigma. It’s a label that has led to women being ostracized, persecuted, and even subjected to violence. The mere suggestion can ignite fear and result in dire consequences, including lynching and brutalization. This isn’t just about superstition; it’s about the safety and dignity of individuals. I wonder why Chioma is as educated and enlightened as she is would have even thought of Laura in such a way. To call someone a ‘witch,’ even in jest, perpetuates a narrative that can have dangerous repercussions. It’s not just about the intent behind the words but how they’re received and the historical context they carry. Do you think they went too far, or this is just housewives being housewives? Watch the full episode on showmax #rholagos #rholagosreunion 📹 credit @ showmax#showmax #realhousewives #rholagos #fyp #fypシ #rholagosreunion #rholagos2