“I Love When The Witchcraft Is Witchcrafting”: Temmie Ovwasa celebrates stepfather’s suffering

“I Love When The Witchcraft Is Witchcrafting”: Temmie Ovwasa celebrates stepfather’s suffering

Temmie Ovwasa, a Nigerian musician and former YBNL princess, recently caused controversy online after expressing her satisfaction at her stepfather’s current struggles.

Temmie revealed that she was molested by her stepfather during her childhood, and she attributes her stepfather’s current troubles to the work of her spiritual protector.

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In a tweet, Temmie wrote: “Watching my stepfather pay for molesting me as a child >>>>> I love when the witchcraft is witchcrafting. What Jesus cannot do, Awon iya mi Osoronga can do it, Iya mi, Yasan. Put their names in a jar of blood, let them suffer too. I’m the type of witch that always gets their pound of flesh, with a front-row ticket to watch your demise. I’ll even offer to foot your bills just for a closer view, and I absolutely love it when my demons have fun.”

Temmie’s comments have received widespread criticism, with many people expressing their disapproval of her apparent delight at her stepfather’s suffering. Some people have questioned the legitimacy of the supernatural and the effectiveness of “witchcraft” in causing misfortune.

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