A Nigerian lady has raised an alarm after five people reportedly passed away after eating rice stolen from a marketer who had allegedly placed a curse on it. The lady, clearly concerned about the situation, has warned the public to avoid buying rice for the time being, urging them to exercise caution. Her message has sparked widespread attention, as the incident raises fears of a potential food safety issue. The lady emphasized that the curse could affect anyone who consumes the rice, especially those who unknowingly purchase it from sellers who may not be aware of its origin.
The shocking incident was shared in a post on TikTok, where the lady detailed the event in a video. She explained that the rice in question was stolen from a marketer who, in retaliation, allegedly placed a curse on it, intending to cause harm to those who ate it. According to the lady, the curse has proven to be lethal, as she claims that every person who ate the rice has passed away shortly after. She further revealed that the stolen rice has found its way into various cities, being sold by different vendors, which she believes increases the likelihood that more individuals could fall victim to the curse.
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Her statement, which she shared on the video, reads in part: “Five people have died at Owode after stealing a marketer’s rice. The marketer placed a curse on it, and it’s active. People are dying after eating rice they had no hand in.” The lady also offered a strong warning to the public: “For now, unless you have rice at home, don’t buy rice.” She advised her followers to avoid rice and opt for other meals as a precaution, recommending that they refrain from consuming rice until further notice or until the situation is clarified.
The post quickly went viral, with concerned individuals flooding the comment section to express their thoughts and experiences related to the situation. Some users shared similar reports from their own communities, claiming that people around them had also fallen ill or even died after eating rice. This has caused a significant amount of fear and anxiety among those who had recently consumed rice, leading to widespread discussions about the potential dangers of purchasing rice from unknown or unreliable sources.
See some reactions below:
OLAMILEKAN🥤: “21 children died around my area after eating rice as night food.”
🧸✞𝐊𝐡𝐚𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐢✞🤎: “Really? 2 children died around my area after eating rice ooo.”
✨[b]shade✨: “Pls which Owode? Owode idiroko or Onirin.”[/b]
samvid3: “400 people die in my area yesterday night because they chop rice.”[/b]
Content with Cicyyy 🫢❤️: “On top this matter my mama don send reach 50 voice note 😭🤲😂.”[/b]
Theodora 🌸: “My mum also called me to tell me nobody dey buy rice for badagry again 🥺.”[/b]
Eniola: “Omo my mum was telling me some people are selling rice for 60k per bag that we should buy 1 bag tomorrow omo abeg I need to show her this video tomorrow,make I no sha forget🙏.”[/b]
SirGudisbak💛⚓️🛳🏊♀️: “For rice wey i just cook last night jesu 🤣.”[/b]
LALA_🌚⭐️: “I swear na my grandma call me tell me this I was like they don give mama A cold Sobo 😂😂.”[/b]
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For now don’t eat rice 🍚
[b]♬ original sound – Fathia olatunde❤️