The late Raji Samad Adetola, popularly known as Sanku, has remained a topic of discussion online even after his passing, as his mother addressed circulating rumours about him.
On Monday, September 1, GistLover reported that the skit maker and content creator tragically died in a car accident, a development that triggered widespread reactions across social media.
In the wake of his death, speculations surfaced alleging that Sanku was involved in ritual practices to boost his fame.
However, in a viral video, his grieving mother strongly refuted the claims, insisting her son never engaged in such acts. She revealed that Sanku consistently sought her prayers, rather than relying on any spiritual items.
“You can’t give him any spiritual item that he will ever use. He always says it’s my prayers that are working for him. He always says I should keep on praying. My son didn’t do anything spiritual. He knows no herbalists whatsoever. I’ve been hearing what everyone has been saying that he might’ve done something spiritual. My son didn’t go anywhere or do any form of rituals,” she said, speaking in the Yoruba language.
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@lujifabrics:”Insensitive people everywhere. Those saying rubbish should not die again. May his soul rest in peace and God console al he left behind. It’s so sad.”
@lawaladesubomi:”Haha that guy is funny effortlessly wallahi how can anyone think he go spiritual ?Olohun aa to mama yi LokiOlohun jowo ma fi Ina omo.”
@brighterstardammy:”I remember how money flow in my hand in 2018 to 2021, I built House and built for my mother then do house warming same day…. People say it to my face that I did money ritual, in my mind I just dey laugh, to them then they think withing few time I will be gone, am happy to tell you people that the money ritual never kill me oo, awon weyrey.”
@jaccussherself:”So sad Social media has turned to a place of bully.”
@aben808:”It’s normal to think awkwardly when things happen but people should normalise Keeping that awkward thought inside their head and be sensitive towards people going through mourning.”