Facebook photo: Juliet-Onyinyechi-Ofodile
A member of the National Youths Service Corps, Ofodile Juliet Onyinyechi, shared her ordeal in the hands of suspected ritualists while on her way to the place of primary assignment.
The physically challenged former beauty queen said she was happy she was deformed as it saved her life.
The University of Lagos graduate who recounted her ordeal in an Instagram post a few days ago, said it was a blessing that she was born deformed and that she regretted ever blaming God for how she was.
She wrote, “I know it will come as a shocker to you but am glad it will electrocute the devil.
“On Thursday at about 5am, I boarded a bus at my bus stop and another man wanted to enter but the conductor refused saying he had 1000naira this early morning but the man didn’t say anything so how did the conductor know?
“They pretended like they were picking up another but when she tried to enter, they drove off. The conductor told the man beside me that where is he going to that he paid 30 naira and so he got up trying to point out where he will alight and the next thing was someone grabbed my head, neck, tied my eyes, covered my mouth and I was screaming Jesus and they pulled me to the floor of the bus.
“Removed every metal on my body, tied my legs together, touching my private part and he wanted to tie my hands I said while crying that I have gone through a lot in life that they should please have mercy on me.
“The bus was silent when they saw my hand and then they started murmuring. The main boss asked them to unfold my eyes and mouth and asked what happened to my hand and I said it was how I was born and I was a corper going to my place of primary assignment.
“He was quiet and then told me that they would let me go and cleaned my eyes, gave me my belongings, told me sorry and dropped me off at a point.
“Then I appreciated God for moulding me this way from birth because if it was from an accident they might not let me go and if my hand were complete just say bye bye to earth.
“Am sorry God for being ashamed of it but it is the people of the world that always made me feel incomplete.”
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