- A Nigerian lawyer has raised alarm over frequent spiritual attacks on legal practitioners, alleging that some clients resort to charms. He urged the public to stop using “juju” on lawyers who are only doing their jobs.
- Similarly, lawyer Festus Ogun shared that he once fell ill after shaking hands with an opponent in a client’s case.
A Nigerian lawyer has lamented frequent spiritual attacks in his line of duty, claiming some clients use charms against them.
He urged the public to stop using “juju” on lawyers, stressing they are only doing their jobs.
He wrote …
“Please STOP USING JUJU ON LAWYERS; we are only doing our job.
Ewolosi gan.
Person go join NBA join Ogboni too ni?😒😒”
Another lawyer, Festus Ogun, recounted falling ill shortly after a handshake with someone who had filed a case against his client.
Festus wrote …
“I did a preelection litigation in 2022. After successfully persuading the court to refuse his motion for joinder, the Applicant jokingly approached and shook hands with me. That was how the sickness started.
Thank you Blessed Virgin Mary for giving me a chance to tell the story.”
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In other news…. A Nigerian man was left shocked after an online purchase went wrong, as the mobile phone he ordered for ₦125,000 turned out to be a miniature version.
Perplexed and visibly upset, he tried to figure out how the device functioned and where the SIM card slot could be found.
Expressing his frustration in a viral video, he exclaimed: “Are you kidding me? This has to be a joke. I’ve never seen anything like this in my life. Jesus, help me.”
The clip quickly spread across social media, sparking mixed reactions from users who thronged the comment section to share their views on the incident.
See some reactions below:
@chinexo28: “Bro knows exactly what he is buying all the online vendors are wicked this is not the first bro knows what he is paying for ,he thought it all those clone iPhone not knowing it a toy iPhone believe me the description did not say it a toy phone.”
@1bigbromarlee: “I remember when I ordered an airpod from one online store with some clothes. I deposited $100 and paid. Watin they sent the package I Dump it at the post office make he rotten there. I did not take it home. Since that time I don’t order online.”
@PromsLevi: “Sometimes you might think you’re ordering a device from there but if you don’t read about the item well, you are most times ordering an accessory for that device. Very tricky.”
@Suicoinn: “wtf is happening to these online order stuff. bro you will order iPhone na Nokia dem go come give you.”
