If this is not wickedness, then I don’t know what is.





If this is not wickedness, then I don’t know what is.

You all are outrightly destroying her family, she came out to defend her sister, and the best you could do is raise a petition to want her license taken away, even lied that she was the one that prescribed the medication to Ilerioluwa, inciting she gave prescription drugs that kpai Mohbad. Eyin Yoruba shey ni ika ninu bayi.

I may not agree with some of her actions or inactions in the past, which we all don’t have to agree with, but would she watch her kid sister suffer in the hands of wolves and not come to her rescue?

The family has gone through enough and wanting to destroy everyone and anyone is just downright wrong and an act of witchcraft.

Support who you want to support and say your opinion but you don’t have to k!ll somebody before you win, you all are cowards, witches and reincarnation of Satan.

This petition is fraud and packed with lies, don’t support evil to suit your narratives in order to make yourself feel good, whatever you do will surely come back to you, it is the law of karma.

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