Woman caught performing rituals at midnight inside her neighbour’s shop

• An eyewitness shared a video of the woman entering her shop unclothed, narrating a shocking incident.

• A video online shows her entering her neighbor’s shop at 4am and reciting incantations.

• Last year, the shop owner passed away due to an unknown illness, and her husband has been running the shop. Unusual revelations suggest she performed rituals inside.

A Nigerian woman was discovered in the act of conducting rituals within her neighbor’s shop during the early hours of the morning, leading to widespread reactions on social media.

An eyewitness recounted the startling event and provided a video that captured the moment the woman entered the shop without clothing.

In the footage that has circulated online, she was observed entering her neighbor’s shop at 4 a.m. and beginning to chant incantations.

The eyewitness reported that the shop’s owner passed away last year from an undisclosed illness, after which her husband took over the business. However, alarming claims have emerged indicating that the woman has been seen engaging in rituals inside the shop, prompting inquiries into the circumstances surrounding the owner’s death.

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The video has elicited significant responses, with social media users expressing their opinions in the comments section.

Reacting to the post…

@katorinyon said, “Use that thing against the people responsible for her misery mba.”

@UmoOtobong said, “Reasons why some people avoid selling in the market.”

@HelenTemitope said, “This made me to remember how we met blood in my mum’s shop. Series of sacrifices. Soap and sponge. Several times we will see corn and millet with salt spray around her shop. Let me not talk about ram that was tied around her table. The owner said she just kept it there. Aye le.”

@NaijaSapphire said, “This things is too much these day, so many charms makers are just setting people against each other. Why not do your incantation in your shop and pray on what you believe on for shop. Stop wishing other people down fall .”

@kiniekpo001 said, “And we’ll be complaining that Africans pray to much, how do you explain this kind of wickedness 🤔.”