How I Slept With 30 Men Every Day – Lagos Prostitute Confesses

If evil could be adequately defined in a story,
Asatu’s would perhaps be a candidate.
A background stooped in satanic secrecy
opened the gateway for wickedness of
unimaginable proportions to work through
and to her.
Initiated at a tender age into a cult thriving
on the belief in animal superiority, Asatu’s
private parts were marked for destruction in
a sick ritual.
Her parents premature death led her to seek
spiritual help in darker places that only
ended up entangling her deeper in bondage.
An attempt at marriage ended abysmally as
the relationship that spawned two young
children ended with her being thrown onto
the streets. Desperate and smarting with
anger, Asatu succombed to the lure of
‘greener pastures’ abroad, following a
strange lady to Nigeria.
Upon reaching Nigeria, the lady took her to
a witchdoctors whose charm which
promised to restore her marital bliss ended
up killing her estranged husband. Resorting
to prostitution, Asatu roamed the four
corners of Nigeria, sleeping with up to 30
men in a day to fend for herself.
Burdened by her two young children, her
willpower was eventually whittled away to
the point where the unthinkable became
feasible – she ‘gave’ out her kids.
“I have no ideas where they are right now,”
she confessed to the shocked congregants at
The SCOAN.
Eventually ending up in Lagos on the
prostitution trail, the brothel where she was
‘working’ in was broadcasting an unusual
television station – Emmanuel TV.
Upon watching and learning The SCOAN was
located in Lagos, she made the decision to
attend the service last week, tired of her
dirty lifestyle.
As Prophet T.B. Joshua prayed for calmness
to descend upon the congregants in the mass
prayer, an incredible sequence of events
unfolded for Asatu! A shocking, rumbling
sensation welled within her stomach forcing
her to her knees.
Then, it came out. A disgusting item wrapped
in red thread with a needle interwoven.
The charm she had ingested many years ago
in the home of a spiritualist had been forced
out by God’s power!
Since her deliverance, Asatu testified that the
terrible dreams she previously had of
dungeons and graveyards were gone, as was
the urge to engage in illicit prostitution.
“Believe in God,” she tearfully advised the
sombere congregation.
“Leave evil and give your life to God. Only
God has the final say in everything.”