“Don’t fornicate or carry sugar daddies” – Actor Woli Arole cautions ladies following increase in ritual killings
Nigerian comedian turned prophet Woli Arole has cautioned ladies over the increase in ritual killings.
In a now-deleted post, he told them that the devil is on a rampage against young ladies’ destinies as he admonished them to stop fornicating around, carrying sugar daddies, following their boyfriends on weekend trips, and dating boys that are a fraudsters.
He told them to be careful, beware, study their Bibles, pray and give their life to Christ. He emphasised that their destiny is more than sex and money.
“Message to ladies:
The devil is on a rampage against young ladies’ destinies. Can we see the rate of RITUAL KILLINGS? Ladies, don’t fornicate around, don’t carry SUGAR DADDY, don’t follow one boyfriend away for a weekend, don’t date BOYS you know that are doing FRAUD!!! Be careful, Beware, Study your Bible, pray, and give your life to Christ. Your destiny is more than sex and money”.
In another post, he declared that anyone killing people for rituals shall be exposed and disgraced, and the blood of the innocent shall speak against them. He prayed that bloodshed would not leave their lineage and that the wrath of God would speak over them.
“I speak as a Prophet of GOD. Every man that is killing people for RITUALS hear the word of the Lord in my mouth; you shall be Exposed, disgraced, and the blood of the Innocent shall speak against You. Bloodshed would not leave your Lineage. The wrath of God shall speak over you in Jesus’ name!!”.
In June, social media was agog when two best friends were declared missing after they travelled from Port Harcourt, Rivers State, to Abia State on April 27, 2024, to see one Andrew Ochekwo after meeting him on Facebook. A decomposing body was found near Andrew’s house, but it wasn’t ascertained if it was that of the missing ladies.
Weighing in on it, Singer Paul Okoye stated that if parents allow some persons to influence their daughters, they will continue to fall victim.
Actress Sarah Martins called out Nigerians for their hypocrisy as she noted how some people meet the love of their lives on social media yet are busy crucifying the ladies.
Mary Njoku admonished ladies never to fall victim in Nigeria because it was the end for them. She noted how even if they died, they would be blamed for it.
