In a recent video shared on Deleadeyanju’s YouTube Channel, renowned Yoruba actor Rasaq Olayiwola discussed how witchcraft confessions have become less common compared to earlier times. He suggested that many such confessions are actually linked to age-related illnesses rather than genuine supernatural activities.
Olayiwola explained that certain medical conditions can affect the brain, particularly in elderly individuals, leading them to make incoherent or false statements. He noted, “If you observe, witches no longer confess like they used to. Some sicknesses that affect people as they age cause them to speak about things they have no knowledge of. These illnesses impact their mental state, resulting in nonsensical talk.”
He stressed that what some interpret as spiritual admissions are often symptoms of declining mental clarity due to health issues. According to Olayiwola, this trend highlights the importance of seeking medical evaluation rather than jumping to supernatural conclusions.
These remarks were made during a recent conversation, underscoring the need to distinguish between health-induced delusions and authentic spiritual experiences.
His Words: “If you notice, witches don’t confess anymore, unlike before. There are certain sicknesses that happen to people when they get old, and it makes them speak about things they know nothing about. Some sicknesses get into their heads, and they start saying nonsense……See More
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