Babatunde, a struggling Lagos tailor with no customers for five years, was introduced by a friend to a Babalawo who gave him a small covered pot to bury in his shop.

After the initial pigeon-blo¥od preparation, the pot demanded human bl0¥0d year after starting with newborn bl0¥0d to keep his suddenly booming business, .
money, cars, and houses, He couldn't stop or everything would vanish, so for years he bought newborns from a doctor, drained their bl0¥0d into the pot, and re-buried it.
One year, when renewing the sacrifice, the mother refused to believe her baby had d!ed, Police investigated, the doctor confessed he sold the baby to Babatunde, and Babatunde was arrested.
He led police to his shop, where they found the pot with fresh bl0¥0d. He admitted burying the baby's body, police exhumed it, Babatunde d!ed in custody a few days later, while the doctor received a 100-year prison sentence.
This is honestly disturbing. Greed and desperation can push people to do unimaginable things. No amount of money, success, or “spiritual help” is worth the life of an innocent child.