₦airaland Forum

Yoruba nation agitator, Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho, has stirred widespread reactions after publicly declaring that he is a Christian who also practises traditional spirituality, including the use of charms.

In a viral video currently circulating on social media, the activist was seen addressing a gathering of traditional rulers where he spoke candidly about his faith, upbringing, and spiritual background. Eyes Of Lagos reports,

Speaking without hesitation, Igboho stated that identifying as a Christian does not prevent him from engaging in traditional religious practices.

“I am a Christian, but I use charms. I do all religions. Even Islamic father, Muideen Ajayi Bello is a Muslim, I am a Christian. I was born in church, but I do charms. I was trained in the act. Everyone knows my father is a babalawo in Modakeke,” he said.

The activist explained that he was born in Igboho, a historic town in the Oke-Ogun area of Oyo State, before his family later relocated to Modakeke in Osun State, where he was raised.

According to him, his father is a well-known babalawo (Ifa priest) in Modakeke, a background that exposed him to traditional religious practices from an early age.

His comments have since generated heated debates across social media platforms.

While some Nigerians praised his honesty and described his remarks as a reflection of cultural pride and religious tolerance, others questioned the compatibility of Christianity with traditional spiritual practices.

Observers note that the development has reignited long-standing conversations about religion, identity, and cultural heritage in Nigeria — particularly in the South-West, where Christianity, Islam, and indigenous beliefs often intersect.

As debates continue, Igboho’s latest remarks once again place him at the centre of national discourse, further underlining the complex relationship between faith and tradition in modern Nigeria.

SkyBizzy:
ImPOTENT charms.

Those charms don't work one bit

SkyBizzy:
ImPOTENT charms.

Those charms don't work one bit

SkyBizzy:
ImPOTENT charms.

Those charms don't work one bit

SkyBizzy:
ImPOTENT charms.

Those charms don't work one bit

ecolime:
So you think?

Wait until dem nackk you jazz.

Charms work. But God's power pass them. Simple

ecolime:
So you think?

Wait until dem nackk you jazz.

Charms work. But God's power pass them. Simple

datola:
Do these things work? Because if they actually do, most people will opt for them, alongside their whatever religion.

yinkus6750:
His been sincere and honest to himself.
Faith and belief is a personal issue.
When we have Pastors that do Church in daytime and consult herbalists at night.
Where charms are buried in places of worship and they can do anything to get membership.
Only God knows those that will make heaven.

ponlear:
Charming Christian

But he's saying the truth unlike over 56% other church goers

ecolime:
So you think?

Wait until dem nackk you jazz.

Charms work. But God's power pass them. Simple

SkyBizzy:
ImPOTENT charms.

Those charms don't work one bit.

Can the charms save me from depression and attempting suicide in this tough moment Of my life?