3 Men Arrested For Making 'Spiritual' Soap For Business Owners In Order To Attract Customers(Photos)

The Lagos state police command have arrested and paraded three brothers who specialize in making ‘spiritual’ soaps for business owners in order to attract customers.

The three brothers identified as Korede Ojo, Ifedayo Ojo and Akinola Faleke all reside at Folashade street, Maruwa bus-stop, Lekki Phase 1 and operate from their home. They have a shrine with blood stains from fowl which is where they produce the spiritual soaps that they sell to their customers.
Speaking to LIB on their mode of operation, one of the suspects, Akinola Faleke revealed they operate from their home in Lekki where they produce the soap and sell it.
He said
“It was my brother who rented the house where they operate from. We make soap for people who are unable to sell their market. When we give them the soap, they will use it to have their bathe and this will attract customers. We give the soap all the business people no matter the type of products you sell. We usually collect 3,000-5,000 from our victims.”
When LIB asked who patronizes them the most, Akinola revealed that they sell most to prostitutes who operate in that area.
He said;
“I moved to this area on the 25th of last month. So I have mostly sold to all these ladies who do ashewo business.”
The Lagos state commissioner of police, Imohimi Edgar revealed that the suspects have confessed and will be charged to court.

Posted: at 24-10-2017 12:57 PM (6 years ago) | Addicted Hero

For what reason actually are they going to court ? for preparing soap to people to use to bath for attracting customer ? how about pastors that are using the same method to their followers given soap and water in other to get breakthrough in their various businesses ? oh i forget its accepted bcos its from church , but these guys own is not bcos its through tradition ? forgetting that some of the pastors got the material through tradition . we have lost our ways as Africa ..me think

Posted: at 24-10-2017 03:21 PM (6 years ago) | Newbie