In a heartfelt video shared on her verified Instagram page, Olayode described how an innocent moment of online entertainment took a disturbing turn. The actress said she had been watching a film on YouTube when a pop-up advert caught her attention and lured her into clicking a suspicious link.
“I was watching a cinema on YouTube and all of a sudden this advert popped up,” she recounted.
“They were saying things like, ‘If you’ve never broken a bone before, if you’ve never had this or that, click the link.’”
Driven by curiosity, she clicked on the link but was immediately overwhelmed by an unsettling spiritual presence.
“Out of curiosity, I clicked on the link, and what I saw made me say, ‘Oh my God, what am I doing here?’
Then I realised the enemy is so subtle. This is how people get initiated into witchcraft and all sorts of spiritual bondage.”
A Wake-Up Call on Digital Discernment
Olayode, who has in recent years become a vocal advocate for Christian values and spiritual awareness, said her experience was not only terrifying but revealing. She stressed that the digital age has made spiritual manipulation easier and more attractive, often disguised as entertainment or enlightenment.
“Witchcraft is everywhere.
And it often disguises itself as curiosity, enlightenment or fun,” she warned.
The actress urged her followers and the wider public to remain vigilant and spiritually discerning, especially when consuming media content that seems harmless on the surface.
She specifically cautioned against digital content that asks questions such as “Do you know who you were inyour past life?”—explaining that such messages prey on people’s emotional and spiritual restlessness.
“There is this unrest in the minds of man. The devil is strategic,” she added.
“Don’t fall for the lie that you’ve been here before. Nobody has.”
The Hidden Dangers of Content Consumption
In her video and caption, Olayode strongly condemned the careless consumption of media, warning that music, movies, books, and even seemingly harmless online communities could be channels for subtle spiritual influence.
She explained that many people may already be unknowingly initiated into spiritual bondage through what they consume.
“You don’t have to click the link to be initiated,” she said.
“A lot of people are already involved in witchcraft and don’t even realise it.
It probably happened through the movie they watched, the music they listened to, or a store they walked into with friends.”
She listed common signs of spiritual infiltration, including nightmares, strange spiritual experiences, feelings of fear or anxiety, and the urge to burn incense to “cleanse dark energy.”
“It’s all a trap!” she emphasised.
A Call to Guard the Soul
Olayode encouraged her followers to take spiritual matters seriously and to protect the “gates to their soul” through prayer and discernment.
“Some of these things happen because you unconsciously gave these spirits access to your life,” she said.
“You’ve got to guard your gates. Be very careful, very prayerful and highly discerning.”
She concluded with a strong reaffirmation of her Christian faith, declaring Jesus Christ as the only true path to God.
“Lastly, the only way to God is through Jesus Christ, who is the Son of God.
If you want to experience God, if you want God, go through Jesus Christ.”
