A food vendor confessed to using "juju" (spiritual charms) in a customer’s meal to win his affection and make him leave his family.
The shocking incident unfolded during a church service when the vendor openly admitted to using charms on the food of a bank employee, aiming to influence his thoughts and make him abandon his family in favor of the vendor.
The revelation caused an uproar in the congregation, with murmurs and discontent spreading throughout the church.
The pastor revealed that the bank employee, a married father of three, had visited the vendor's food stall for meals.
It is claimed that the charms were used during these visits without the employee's knowledge.
The news caused emotional distress, as the bank employee’s wife, although not present, felt abandoned in her marriage when her husband left her for the food vendor.
The incident has sparked debate both online and offline, with many commenting on the confession.
Police involvement has not yet been confirmed, and the focus appears to be on spiritual intervention within the church.
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