Actress Juliana Olayode, aka Toyo Baby, has opened up about a frightening experience that almost led her into witchcraft.
This experience has led her to caution the public about the dangers of spiritual curiosity online.
In a video shared on her Instagram page, Olayode revealed that she had been browsing her phone when she clicked on a suspicious ad that asked, “Have you ever broken a bone before?”
The moment she accessed the link, she said she felt an overwhelming and unsettling spiritual sensation that forced her to close it immediately.
Reflecting on the encounter, she warned that many seemingly harmless online prompts or trends could be subtle traps into the occult. “Witchcraft is everywhere,” she said, “and it often disguises itself as curiosity, enlightenment or fun.”
She cautioned her followers to avoid content that asks questions like “Do you know who you were in your past life?” or involves tarot cards, incense rituals, or certain music and movies, which she believes could serve as spiritual gateways.
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The actress stressed that many people unknowingly expose themselves to dark spiritual influences through what they watch, listen to, or where they go. “You have to guard your heart and be spiritually sensitive,” she advised.
Juliana Olayode ended her message by urging her fans to remain prayerful, vigilant, and rooted in their faith in Jesus Christ.
She emphasised that true connection with God comes only through Christ, not through mysticism or spiritual experimentation.
Captioning the video, she wrote, “Witchcraft is everywhere these days, they’re not hiding anymore, they’re not waiting for midnight to fly, as most of us think. Witchcr@ft is everywhere around us.
“They operate every hour of the day, it looks very attractive. It looks like you’re on the right path; it looks like you’re trying to satisfy your curiosity. it looks “good,” but be careful because not all that looks good is good.
“Don’t fall for the lie that you’ve been here before; nobody has. Also, just because they tell you something you’re experiencing or have gone through, doesn’t mean it’s through the right spirit. Remember Acts 16:16-18?