Nollywood actress Juliana Olayode, popularly known as Toyo Baby from the hit series Jenifa’s Diary, has raised alarm over what she describes as growing spiritual traps hidden on the internet.
In a video posted on her Instagram page, the actress narrated a disturbing experience that she says nearly led her into witchcraft. According to her, it all started when she clicked on an online ad that simply asked, “Have you ever broken a bone before?”
The moment she clicked the link, Olayode said she felt a strange, heavy spiritual presence and immediately closed the page. “It was like something was trying to take over me,” she explained.
She warned that many seemingly harmless trends or ads online may actually be ways people unknowingly open themselves up to dark spiritual influences. “Witchcraft is not hiding anymore,” she said. “It’s disguised as fun, curiosity, or self-discovery.”
Olayode cautioned her fans to be wary of content involving tarot cards, incense rituals, certain types of music and movies, or messages about “past lives,” saying they may act as gateways to spiritual danger.
“You don’t have to attend a shrine to be initiated anymore. Many people are already spiritually exposed through what they watch, listen to, or where they go,” she warned.
She also pointed to symptoms people may experience unknowingly after such exposure — including nightmares, depression, fear, or sensing strange movements. “These are signs that something may have gained access to your life,” she said.
Quoting Bible passages and urging followers to stay close to Jesus Christ, Olayode said that true connection with God only comes through Christ — not through mysticism, spiritual experiments, or strange rituals.
Her message has sparked conversation online, with many praising her boldness, while others debated the spiritual claims.
Juliana Olayode, a known Christian voice in Nollywood, is using her platform to urge young Nigerians to remain prayerful, watchful, and discerning in the face of what she called a growing agenda of spiritual deception.
