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Witches And Wizards Delayed My Birth, Says Obasanjo
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has made a stunning revelation that witches and wizards delayed his birth, claiming that he was meant to be born earlier than he actually was.
Speaking at a symposium in Abeokuta, Ogun State, Obasanjo shared his personal experience, stating that his mother had carried him for almost 13 months before he was finally born.
“I was meant to be born earlier, but witches and wizards delayed my birth. My mother carried me for almost 13 months before I was born,” Obasanjo said.
The former President attributed his delayed birth to the supernatural powers of witches and wizards, stating that they had a plan to prevent him from fulfilling his destiny.
“Witches and wizards had a plan to prevent me from fulfilling my destiny, but God had a different plan,” Obasanjo added.
Obasanjo’s revelation has sparked mixed reactions from Nigerians, with some expressing shock and others dismissing it as a mere joke.
“I’m shocked by Obasanjo’s revelation. I never knew he believed in such things,” said Lagos resident, Nneoma Okoro.
“I don’t believe Obasanjo’s story. He’s just trying to attract attention,” said Abuja resident, Musa Adamu.
Despite the mixed reactions, Obasanjo’s revelation has generated significant interest and debate, with many Nigerians eager to hear more about his experiences with the supernatural.
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