Juliana Olayode warns about witchcraft, saying it is now widespread and hidden in plain sight as she recalls how she nearly got initiated unknowingly

Nollywood actress Juliana Olayode has issued a public warning about the spread of witchcraft, saying it has become common and more visible than many realise.

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The actress, popularly known as Toyo Baby from Jenifa’s Diary, shared her concerns in a deeply personal video and message on Instagram.

Juliana Olayode warns about witchcraft in what she describes as a shocking personal encounter. According to her, the danger is not just real—it is closer than people think.

In her post, she explained how she almost got initiated unknowingly after clicking a suspicious ad while browsing her phone.

The ad asked, “Have you ever broken a bone before?” Driven by curiosity, she clicked the link and immediately felt a strong, unsettling force.

“I was overwhelmed with something that didn’t feel right,” she said.

“That feeling made me snap out of it and close the site. I couldn’t believe I even clicked it.”

Juliana Olayode warns about witchcraft by urging her followers to be cautious about what they watch, listen to or read.

She said movies, music and even some church gatherings can open people to dark spiritual influences.

“Witchcraft is everywhere these days, they’re not hiding anymore. They’re not waiting for midnight to fly as most of us think. They operate every hour of the day,” she wrote.

She continued, “It looks attractive. It looks like you’re on the right path. It looks like you’re satisfying your curiosity. It looks good—but not all that looks good is good.”

Witchcraft is everywhere these days, they’re not hiding anymore… it looks good but not all that looks good is good.

The actress also referenced the Bible, urging fans to reflect on the spiritual source behind the knowledge they receive.

She wrote, “Just because they tell you something you’re experiencing or have gone through doesn’t mean it’s from the right spirit. Remember Acts 16:16-18?”

Juliana added that many people may already be spiritually compromised without realising it.

“You don’t have to click a link to be initiated. It might have happened through the music you listened to, the novel you read or the movie you watched.”

Her warning extended to other signs that something may be wrong spiritually.

She mentioned nightmares, strange voices, anxiety and depression as possible outcomes of unknowingly allowing dark forces into one’s life.

“Some people even burn incense to remove dark energy. It’s all a trap,” she warned.

“You have to guard your gates. Be careful, prayerful and discerning.”

Juliana Olayode warns about witchcraft as more than just a religious message—it is a call for awareness.

She encouraged her followers to take spiritual matters seriously and become born-again Christians.

“The enemy is not sleeping,” she wrote. “You must be alert.”

Known for her bold faith and outspoken Christian values, Juliana Olayode’s post has sparked reactions online.

Many praised her for speaking up, while others debated the spiritual implications of her claims.

Her warning comes at a time when many Nigerians are becoming more vocal about spirituality and the unseen forces they believe shape daily life.

By sharing her personal story, Juliana hopes to prevent others from falling into what she calls “spiritual traps.”

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Her message stands out not just for its religious tone, but for its urgent appeal to a generation she believes is under threat.