In light of recent claims about the prevalence of black magic ( juju) in the showbiz industry, Ghanaian musician Guru, has shared his personal ordeal with such practices.
The musician has recounted his experience of being targeted by juju at the peak of his career, which led to a sudden decline in his success at that time.
In an interview with Emelia Brobbey on the Okukuseku Show, Guru disclosed how two pastors had warned him about spiritual attacks, which he initially dismissed until he experienced the effects firsthand.
“One day, I received a call from a pastor who told me directly that I was under a juju attack. Another pastor informed me that I had been spiritually shot. Since then, I endured consistent stomach pains for eight months,” Guru said.
He described a specific incident during a stage performance when he suddenly went mute and stiff while performing his hit song “Bonsam Ani.”
‘There was this instance where I went on stage to perform. I performed a couple of songs until ‘Bonsam ani’ dropped and immediately I couldn’t speak again. Suddenly I went mute. I became stiff and the DJ also stopped the song thinking I wanted to interact with the fans. I left the stage, nothing was working. I was just gone,” he retorted.
Guru further explained how, after numerous hospital visits and failed diagnoses, he turned to a herbalist for help.
He said herbalist performed a procedure in which various objects, including metal rings, hooks, and pieces of wood, were extracted from his body.
“Whenever I went to the hospital, they found nothing. I was exhausted from the search and decided to consult a herbalist, who eventually removed metals, wood, hooks, and cowrie shells from different parts of my body,” he said.
He added that the procedure, which was performed without anesthesia, was recorded on camera, allowing him to document the intense pain he endured.
Musician Maradona Yeboah Adjei, known by his stage name Guru, has shared how he mysteriously went off while performing on stage due to a juju spell cast on him by three of his personal assistants.
Narrating his experience on Emelia Brobbey's show Okukuseku, Guru said that some… pic.twitter.com/OKRrlcUZFM
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Source: Ghanaweb
