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I performed money ritual, enjoyed wealth before losing leg in accident – Pastor Adedeji

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A pastor based in Ogbomosho, Oyo State, Joel Adedeji, has recounted how his involvement in money rituals during his younger years allegedly led to the loss of his leg.

Adedeji made the revelation during an interview with BBC Yoruba, where he narrated how he sought spiritual assistance in his quest for wealth and a better life.

According to him, the herbalist he consulted instructed him to have sexual intercourse with a woman of his choice and use a piece of cloth to wipe her private part afterwards.

He said he followed the instruction and subsequently began experiencing financial prosperity.

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“The baba said I should look for someone I like and have intercourse with her and use a cloth to clean her private part once I am done. After I did that, truly money came, honestly, then he asked me to bring more,” he said.

The pastor disclosed that after carrying out further instructions, the herbalist warned him that he would never be able to buy a car or build a house with the money.

He said he enjoyed the wealth for about four to five years before his fortunes took a turn for the worse.

Recounting the accident that resulted in the loss of his leg, Adedeji explained that the vehicle that hit him belonged to him but was being driven by someone he had given money to purchase it.

“Before I knew it, I got hit and landed in the hospital, and before I woke up the next day, my leg had been amputated,” he recounted.

The pastor advised young people against seeking quick wealth through questionable means, urging them to exercise patience and trust that what is meant for them will eventually come their way.

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