Display Your Charms & Win N1 Million: Nigerian Man Challenges Juju People to Competition, Calls Them FakePAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! A Nigerian man has been advised to reflect properly before going along with his plan to host a competition for juju practitioners across Nigeria. The man identified as Gbenga Adewoyin has said that those who claim that they have juju powers are fake. He has therefore asked them to come and display the potency of their juju and win the sum of N1 million. Recommended for you “Hand dey scratch baba”: Davido mistakenly posts video of him getting massa... Gbenga said he has conducted investigations and discovered that the claims of the potency of charms are all fake. He wrote on Twitter: PAY ATTENTION: Subscribe to Digital Talk newsletter to receive must-know business stories and succeed BIG! See his tweet below: Gbenga has said he will host the public display of jujuism in Ijebu Igbo, Ogun state, Anambra state, and Ibadan in Oyo state. Recommended for you Banks begin payment of old naira notes to customers, set withdrawal limits... However, some Nigerians who have seen his tweet have warned him to reconsider his plans. But some other persons agreed with him that juju claims are fake. See a few of the reactions below: @G_Samito said: @mansherry_YOMI commented: @MR_OSUNKOYA directed him to another place: Recommended for you 2023 presidential polls: How Nigeria's cyberspace suffered 12.9 million att... Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a native doctor based in Ibadan, Oyo state showed off the modern nature of his shrine. The Babalawo identified as Oluwo Jogbodo Orunmila also uses iPad and has social media accounts. Orunmila who is against the use of human rituals for Yahoo Yahoo said in an interview that there are native herbs that can do beautiful things. Source: Legit.ng A Nigerian man identified as Gbenga Adewoyin has said juju priests in the country are fake and have nothing to offer Gbenga has therefore challenged all juju people in Nigeria to a public display of their craft, saying anyone that proves the potency of juju will grab N1m Mixed reactions have trailed the man's courage with many people agreeing with him that juju is fake, but others have warned him to be careful PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! Subscribe to Digital Talk newsletter to receive must-know business stories and succeed BIG! Legit.ng "I will be at #Ijebu Igbo, Ogun State Park at 12pm on Friday. Anyone with any evidence for Juju/Voodoo can meet me there. Bring your amulets or your Juju priests. Come and win 1 million Naira. This tour will happen at Ibadan and Anambra alike. They said we can't go public. We will. It's worth noting that I've conducted numerous investigations from individuals to Juju priests and they all turned up all fake." "I’m not wishing you bad or something o. But if the juju works in Ijebu Igbo, who’ll do the Ibadan and Anambra own?" "Bro., If you're not satisfied with Ijebu Igbo, try IMODI IMOSAN, a small town after Ijebu Ode. Wetin your eyes dey find you go see am in a multitude." "If you also have time, go to Ijebu Ode, ask for Molipa road, then ask for directions to general hospital. Along that road, there's a clan of folks who worship Ogun (you would see a massive aged tree with dog heads & carcasses stringed all over it) kindly make your announcement there."