A herbalist has allegedly died after intercourse with a pastor’s wife at a hotel in Ikere Ekiti, Ekiti State.
The late juju priest identified as Fadayomi Kehinde, aka Ejiogbe, reportedly lodged at a hotel with a woman said to be the wife of a shepherd of a white garment church in the same town on Monday, January 2, 2023.
Immediately after the two allegedly had sexual relations, the herbalist was said to have slumped and lost consciousness, prompting the lady to call for help from the hotel room.
It was gathered that hotel staff and some associates of the herbalist rushed him to a hospital where he was confirmed dead.
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Associates of the late native doctor were alleged to have attributed his death to “magun”, a local charm placed on married women by their husbands to harm lovers who sleep with them.
The aggrieved supporters of the late herbalist were said to have stormed the church where the husband of the lady is the shepherd and vandalized it in anger.
Ekiti Police PRO, DSP Sunday Abutu, confirmed the incident to LIB. He said the police received a report from hotel staff and they attended the scene where the body of the deceased was taken to the hospital and confirmed dead.
He, however, stated that he cannot confirm if the deceased was a herbalist.
He added that the woman involved has been invited for questioning.
Following the report which has since gained ground on various social media platforms – Most netizens are asking about the identity of the herbalist who has joined eternity on a bad note.
While some social media users have submitted that the herbalist’s death was caused by a thunderbolt popularly called Magun in Yoruba, rather he died as a result of exhaustion and an overdose of sexual performance-enhancing drugs such as tramadol and Viagra.
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