Dada is a marine gift given to special people that come from water including other different portals to this world. They come from a spiritual lineage as natural Dread Carriers. Every dada is special and extraordinary Ọgbanje with a special mandate and destiny on planet earth. In ancient days, our fore fathers respect dada, they were given the honors due to the natural spiritual power they have. Dada comes from a spiritual lineage of Ọgbanje. Any family that have dada lineage, the family has divine mandate, special spiritual purpose and call to serve humanity and mankind using their various gifts (Ezi na ụlọ ndị ọlụ). They are often Adaeze Nwanyi or Ezenwoke what you have as pastors, prophets and prophetess today in imported religion. Dada does not come from a lineage that is not ọgbanje. If you have a boy or girl as a dada in your family, please try to be in good terms with his or her spirits by Ịchụlu ya àjà (sacrifices) because they always come to the world with special gifts. Align them with their source as Akpu Oshimmiri deity is their protector, the marine warlord is their spiritual backbone.
Most dada are well known as great stars like musicians, doctors, actors, nurses, actresses, footballers, Adaeze Nwanyi and Ezenwoke. Only through Ịchụ àjà will their gifts and inborn abilities manifest. It is advisable that you do not make them angry or provoke them because once they get angry any curse they utter or lay on one who riled them under provocation will surely come to pass. It is also advisable never to touch or cut their dread anyhow without their permission. If parents have dada as son or daughter, always seek their approval or favour before going out for business by telling your dada child to wish you good luck and while coming back, ensure to buy something for them like biscuits, fanta, pop corn or any sweet eatable things so their spirits will bless you more.
Never shout on them anyhow. Always give them maximum respect because of their spiritual origin and power. The difference between ọgbanje dada and ọgbanje without dada is not much, their spiritual powers are almost the same. If one is dada or you have them in your family, always align and appease their spirits through constant sacrifice (Ịchụlu ha àjà) because they cannot live or manifest without àjà. Sometimes, they suffer from constant headaches. This is why it is not good to touch their dreads or locs. Periodically, parents should wash their heads with virgin coconut water to cleanse, purify, protect their destiny and heal them from having constant headaches as a result of high spiritual vibration. Some of them operate in very high frequency and can foretell the future even as a child. Some do not want to have their hair cut till they attain a certain age with the ceremonial ritual carefully carried out before their fellow Dada can cut it off. Always consult a dibia to know what their kindred spirits want before barbing any dada.
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