Water No Get Enemy” – Nigerians React as Pastor and Traditionalist performs rituals at Riverbank at the same time

“Water No Get Enemy” – Nigerians React as Pastor and Traditionalist performs rituals at Riverbank at the same time

Photos showing a Christian baptism and a traditional ritual taking place at the same river on the same day have gone viral, sparking humour and online.
According to him, a pastor had taken members of his church to the riverbank for a special deliverance service and baptism when they noticed something unexpected across the water.

A social media post has ignited widespread discussion after photos surfaced showing a Christian baptism and a traditional ritual taking place simultaneously on opposite sides of the same river.

The viral images were shared on Facebook by user Senior Pikin, who described the unusual encounter in a post that quickly gained traction online.

According to him, a pastor had taken members of his church to the riverbank for a special deliverance service and baptism when they noticed something unexpected across the water.

“A pastor took his church members to the riverbank for a special deliverance service and baptism. As they arrived, they looked across the river and saw something unexpected,” he wrote.

“On the opposite riverbank, a female traditionalist surrounded by her followers was performing her rituals by the same river that very day. True true… water no get en3my.”

The striking coincidence triggered a flood of reactions from netizens, who responded with humour, reflection, and deeper philosophical commentary on religion, belief systems, and culture.

Some commenters took a lighthearted approach. Thaddy joked, “Water no get enemy until you fall inside oshimiri.”

Brown added humorously, “Ehn nau, make the church members wait make the traditionalists perform their rituals finish. Na first come first serve.”

Big-Cliff wrote, “Las Las, everybody go realize say na thesame GOD dem dey fain.”

Godwyn shared a similar sentiment, saying, “Different roads that lead to the same destination… End Times.”

Ade Oyo commented on the contrast in perception, stating, “You do ur own you call am baptism, I do my own you call am ritual. Issokay.”