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Businesswoman Catches Suspected Witch placing juju in front of her store
A Nigerian businesswoman has shared a shocking account of allegedly catching a suspected witch placing juju in front of her shop.
The incident, which quickly went viral, has sparked intense discussion about witchcraft, spiritual protection, and the need for vigilance among entrepreneurs.
Shop Owner Receives Early Morning Alert
The businesswoman, identified on TikTok as onlyonehairboss, revealed that she had previously ignored her staff’s repeated reports about strange items appearing at her shop entrance. Her employees had suspected the substances to be juju or jazz—terms commonly used in Nigeria to refer to charms or spells allegedly used for spiritual harm.
In her video post, she explained that her perception changed after receiving a phone call from a neighbouring shop owner early in the morning. “Around 7 a.m., my neighbour called to say they had caught someone placing something at my shop entrance,” she narrated.
Confrontation Caught on Camera
The viral video shows the alleged perpetrator being confronted by the businesswoman and others in the area. The woman was reportedly made to pick up the suspicious items she had dropped, pray at the shop entrance, and was eventually chased away. Some onlookers interpreted her actions as an attempt to reverse or nullify any spiritual harm after being forced to pray.
Mixed Reactions from the Public
The incident has generated widespread reactions online, with many Nigerians weighing in on the reality and dangers of juju. Some commenters suggested the accused might be innocent, while others advised the shop owner to seek spiritual cleansing.
One commenter recounted how a similar incident occurred at her laundry shop, warning that malicious individuals sometimes use charms to sabotage a business.
Spiritual experts and religious leaders have long advised business owners in Nigeria to remain vigilant and prayerful, especially when unusual activities are noticed around their premises. According to BBC Africa, belief in witchcraft and spiritual manipulation remains prevalent in many communities, influencing both social and business interactions.
Witchcraft Beliefs and Business Safety
While sceptics dismiss such incidents as superstition, others argue that ignoring them could expose businesses to unseen harm. Some pastors and spiritual leaders recommend periodic prayers, anointing services, or protective measures to guard against such attacks. Business owners are also encouraged to install CCTV cameras to capture any suspicious activity for evidence and security purposes.
For many Nigerians, stories like this reinforce the belief that beyond economic challenges, there are spiritual battles that require constant attention. Whether seen as superstition or a genuine threat, the discussion around juju and business safety continues to grow.
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