Nigerian veteran entertainer, Mrs. Margaret Bandele Olayinka famously known as “Iya Gbonkan” has uncovered that she was seriously rebuffed by witches subsequent to highlighting in a Yoruba film named ‘Koto Orun’.

She as of late spread the word about this during a meeting, while at the same time offering her thanks to God for keeping her safe. She anyway expressed that her trustworthiness was one explanation God had saved her life notwithstanding the jobs she played in motion pictures.

In short, the 64-year-old entertainer said: “Witches generally come to me consistently around 12 PM and I’m extremely brave. I generally persevere through what might try and terrify me. There was even a period they beat me in my rest to the point that they scratched my face.

Around then, the dad of my kid was as yet alive. They attempted to start me that I ought to come and go along with them in shedding and drinking blood however I opposed their endeavor that it was not in that frame of mind to do such”.

Popular Yoruba actress Margaret Bandele Olayinka aka Iya Gbonkan has claimed she was severely dealt with by witches after her role in the movie ‘Koto Orun’.
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What’s more, Koto Orun was created by Alhaji Yekini Ajileye in 1989. It is the narrative of a specific town tortured by malicious witches who were many times defied by the great ones called “aje funfun” (the white witches).

Notwithstanding, because of the situation of the locals, the divine beings guaranteed them a friend in need who might be conveyed by one of the lord’s spouses to overcome the malicious witches. So the witches, including the ruler’s most memorable spouse, concocted an arrangement to kill the forecasted conveyor of the Savior.