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This man was a formidable warrior and local figure in the Fadeyi/Mushin areas of Lagos.

According to accounts and community lore, during a violent clash in the area, he reportedly hung a live tortoise around his neck in broad daylight.

He was known for his fearlessness and invincibility claims, with locals recounting that even when shot at, the bullets allegedly did not penetrate him.

So sad he was assassinated by unknown gunmen by gunshot. The same bullet he had carried its antidote since time immemorial killed him!

This brings to bare that, only God is the ultimate that can protect one.

From reports about him, he was a good man, a philanthropist and many people loved him. Unfortunately, he was cut down in his prime.

May his soul rest in peace.

May his soul rest in perfect peace inshallah

Na wa o
This is so deep! I wish others learm

The tortoise couldn't save him...awon alaimokan

Say no to thuggery n cultism

They probably discovered his Achilles heels then.

The irony is that even with such a biography, he bore the name "Joel"! Prophet Joel would have cringed at the sight of him.

Kill me i kill you, matters no dey finish.

Hmmm. Is he supposed to be considered an honorable hero or an outlaw robin hood?

Juju have limit

Not enough original content

So he died, these agbero s, when you see the way they intimate their follow man, you will think they are untouchable....

May his soul RIP

Lived by sword, died by the sword!

May his soul rest in wherever it deserves.

@OP just tell us say na dat first picture, you wan make we see. But its fine sha

RIP to him.

He was a cultist. No school tomorrow Ke. The kind of people we idolize in this country is crazy.

God is the only one that does not expire. Rest well

See what nairaland is bringing to front page. At most 160 words framed as an opinion piece with no research. An unknown writer's rhetoric.

All is well with this platform oh.

God would have stopped the bullets or what?

Omihanifa:
This man was a formidable warrior and local figure in the Fadeyi/Mushin areas of Lagos.

According to accounts and community lore, during a violent clash in the area, he reportedly hung a live tortoise around his neck in broad daylight.

He was known for his fearlessness and invincibility claims, with locals recounting that even when shot at, the bullets allegedly did not penetrate him.

So sad he was assassinated by unknown gunmen by gunshot. The same bullet he had carried its antidote since time immemorial killed him!

This brings to bare that, only God is the ultimate that can protect one.

From reports about him, he was a good man, a philanthropist and many people loved him. Unfortunately, he was cut down in his prime.

May his soul rest in peace.

He was a good man! As how? How can a thug be a good man? Nigerians really need national orientation ASAP! We always hide under religion, mentioning God every now and then, but in practice we deny him.

Toba Ijaya
Ikoko ajegun jeran

Rest on baba

I could actually see fire in his eyes...RIP to him.....

Omihanifa:
This man was a formidable warrior and local figure in the Fadeyi/Mushin areas of Lagos.

According to accounts and community lore, during a violent clash in the area, he reportedly hung a live tortoise around his neck in broad daylight.

He was known for his fearlessness and invincibility claims, with locals recounting that even when shot at, the bullets allegedly did not penetrate him.

So sad he was assassinated by unknown gunmen by gunshot. The same bullet he had carried its antidote since time immemorial killed him!

This brings to bare that, only God is the ultimate that can protect one.

From reports about him, he was a good man, a philanthropist and many people loved him. Unfortunately, he was cut down in his prime.

May his soul rest in peace.

Don't get your hands dirty cos the devil gives you a hat in order to take your head

So it's true Peter Obi attended his burial just because of election. Hmmm

Looking at this guy.
Hope you had no blood on his hands

MC Olomo should be very much afraid by now because this are all his boys.

Live by sword, Die by sword....


Nothing like good man here.


🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

He who live by sword shall die by sword.

Shun cultism! Shun hooliganism! Shun thuggery! Shun Agberoism! Anything that relates to violences do away with it.

He most likely has killed others as well. I have no sympathies for people who have made disturbing the public peace and space a way of life.

No blame nairaland o, they need money badly, you no dey sisi to be on this platform? Ehen, where you wan make them dey make money for operation....Seun is broke now, hr needs money badly...

laivwire:
See what nairaland is bringing to front page. At most 160 words framed as an opinion piece with no research. An unknown writer's rhetoric.

All is well with this platform oh.

Death care less, it will always come whether it's the right time or not, death will come.

These ones don fall others, it's the end of their own watch.
No big deal.

No empathy, no sympathy, RIP.

He was a good man....na me be bad man. 😂

Arostar2023:
He was a good man! As how? How can a thug be a good man? Nigerians really need national orientation ASAP!

You can all see that juju is fake now. When the British came, they successfully colonised our ancestors. Juju is so so fake and Otem said it.

Otem Erectus 110 : 9 - 39

9. Now Omeyin was well known among the ebirs in his days. And he became very rich.
10. Now when his wife who left him heard of his fame, she came to beg that he would take him back.
11. And Omeyin said, three children of mine are lost and you ask me to take you back?
12. Produce my three children first, then after that we can think of a possible reconciliation.
13. And the wife of Omeyin said, when they objected to the homo marrying me, we planned how we shall sell them. And that we did.
14. For a herbalist at Okigun had bought them.
15. And Omeyin said, go and bring them back to me. And she said, I fear for my life.
16. And Omeyin followed her to Okigun and saw that the herbalist called Awoyele had malnourished his children.
17. For he hid them behind the curtains in his small hut and used them as Osanyins to tell false divinations.
18. And they never come out of the hut to see the sunlight.
19. And Awoyele said, the third child fled, but the other two are no more homos but gods. For they speak the minds of the gods now.
20. And Omeyin said, name the price for me to buy my children back. And Awoyele said, two cows, a tray of kolanuts and two handful of cowries.
21. And Omeyin gave him what he he had requested. And Awoyele said, I have taken all these things from you, but whatever the Osanyins say shall still hold.
22. For they are the voices of the gods.
23. And the voices of the Osanyins behind the curtains said, leave here Omeyin, son of Anate.
24. For the oosa have made us his children. And we are no more your children.
25. And Awoyele said, you have heard what the Osanyins of the gods said. Now depart or else the gods shall strike you with madness.
26. Now when Oyioji the wife of Omeyin heard this, she was very afraid. And she tapped her husband and said, let us go before he harms us.
27. And Omeyin said, no juju can harm a wise homo. Neither is there any juju at all before he who is full of knowledge.
28. For they are nothing but clever tricks. And the most clever shall be the winner.
29. Now Awoyele brought out the scary craftworks of wood and iron and said, flee before the sigidi, for they shall deal with you cruelly.
30. And he began to shake the woroworo in his hands, making incantations along.
31. And the head of Oyioji failed her in the multitude of words spoken by Awoyele and she fainted because of extreme fear.
32. But Omeyin took a cutlass suddenly and set it on the neck of Awoyele, saying, I crafted sigidi myself and I know the secret of Ogun.
33. Now give me my children or I shall rip your head off your body and sacrifice it to Ogun.
34. And the herbalist shook with fear and shouted, come out you Osanyin! Come out because Awo is in danger!
35. And the two children of Omeyin came out from the other side of the curtains. And they appeared smaller than how Omeyin had left them, for they had been malnourished.
36. And they had not been exposed to sunlight for three years.
37. And they appeared not to recognise their father even after Awoyele had told them.
38. And Omeyin shook Oyioji his wife back to life. And they departed with the two children.
39. But the third child was nowhere to be found.