Popular comedian Oluwaseyitan Aletile, widely known as Seyi Law, recently shared a spine-chilling experience, recounting how he discovered he was being monitored spiritually through a pair of shoes gifted to him by a close friend. The revelation, which occurred during a 2016 prayer vigil, has since made Seyi Law wary of accepting gifts, given the hidden intentions that may accompany them.
In a post on his X handle (formerly Twitter), Seyi Law recounted how, on March 2, 2016, during a midnight vigil in his home, he felt an urgent warning from God. “As I prayed, God told me there was something in my house that was being used to monitor me spiritually,” he shared. Seyi Law later identified the object as a pair of shoes gifted by a friend. His wife promptly disposed of the shoes, burning them. Shortly after, the couple welcomed their first child, an event he associates with newfound spiritual freedom.
Reflecting on the incident, Seyi Law emphasized the caution needed with personal items and the potential for spiritual manipulation through seemingly innocuous gifts. “I wish it was only mirrors they could use to monitor someone,” he said in his post, alluding to the complexities surrounding spiritual beliefs and protective practices. “One must be very careful of gifts,” he added.
Interestingly, Seyi Law mentioned that the friend who gifted him the shoes has refused to visit his home ever since, despite multiple invitations, fueling further suspicions about the intentions behind the gift.
This revelation from the comedian has stirred significant conversations online, with fans and followers sharing similar experiences or reflecting on the often-overlooked spiritual aspects of personal possessions. Many have taken Seyi Law’s story as a reminder to remain vigilant and discerning about their interactions and personal belongings.
