I Am Ready To Sacrifice All Members Of My Family / Ghanian Witchcraft Reels

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About

Ghanian Witchcraft Reels, also known as African Witchcraft Reels, refers to discussions about a series of Instagram Reels showing men claiming to be from Ghana wearing witch-like robes and performing money rituals set to dialogue from a Nigerian film called The Sacred Order of Money starring Kanayo O. Kanayo. Several Instagram users began posting memes and jokes about the dialogues used in the Reels, including, "I am ready to sacrifice all members of my family to ensure my wealth remains," "You must never cut your hair again" and "You must never eat food that contains red oil."

Origin

The dialogues, "I am ready to sacrifice all members of my family to ensure my wealth remains," "You must never cut your hair again" and "You must never eat food that contains red oil," come from a Nigerian film called The Sacred Order of Money, starring veteran Nigerian actor Kanayo O. Kanayo. The relevant clip is shown at the 3:58:57 timestamp.^[1]

On November 21st, 2024, the Instagram^[2] page @mallam.amin posted the earliest known video using the aforementioned dialogue, gathering over 2 million plays and 25,000 likes in four months on a montage of witchcraft rituals and stacks of money.

The same audio was used in a March 9th, 2025, video by Instagram^[3] user @mallam.amin that gathered over 200,000 views and 9,000 likes in two weeks.

Spread

On March 16th, 2025, Instagram^[6] user @blackgreninja1 posted a video titled, "Tf is on me feed?" showing another witchcraft video set to the same aforementioned audio. The post gathered over 40,000 plays and 2,000 likes in 10 days.

Other internet users began reacting to what they called "African Witchcraft Reels" in March 2025, including TikToker^[4] @dnice444, who posted a video on March 18th, 2025, writing, "when me and bro are going niche for niche but he's not tapped in to ghanian witchcraft Instagram reels," gathering over 300,000 views and 80,000 likes in a week.

@dnice444 RED OILS 🗣️🛢️🩸#niche ♬ original sound – D_nice

On March 24th, Instagram^[5] user @cr4cked_wh1teboy wrote, "when me and bro are going niche for niche and he pulls out the African witchcraft reels. The post gathered over 400,000 views and 50,000 likes in a day.

Various Examples

@dnice444 I REBUKE TS 💔 #niche ♬ original sound – Neekah

@neekahs_luxurybeads__ God abeg ooo which kin ritual be this one??? . . . . #geeneekah_ #neekahs_luxurybeads #neekahs_luxurybeads__ #fyp #fypシ #foryou #foryoupage #trend #viral #xyzbca #queencharlotte #queencharlottebridgerton #virall #viraltiktok ♬ original sound – Neekah