It is quite clear now that the anonymity of social media would make many share many secrets they would ordinarily not divulge to any man on earth.

Just when we thought we have seen it all – the bizarre, the heartbreaking, the hilarious trends on social media, not many social media users saw this coming.

No one could probably have thought a day would come when people will take to social media to admit to using black magic to win over a partner.

Well, it’s here already and the revelations are quite scary, sending a caveat to faithful and cheating men that their feeling may not be all-natural, black magic may be at work.

Remember Dami Olonisakin popularly known as Oloni, the controversial sex blogger who asks ladies to share weird relationship experiences on social media?

In 2016 Oloni asked ladies on Twitter to share their most explicit sex stories. The reactions left many men on social media feeling a little paranoid.

Also in 2018, she asked ladies to lure men out on a date and share their reactions with her.

She is here again with her Friday night controversial relationship questions.

The UK-based Nigerian lady took to her verified Twitter handle last night asking ladies to share with her a time they used black magic ‘charm’ to win the heart of a man.

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She wrote:

“LADIES & LADIES only! I want you to DM about a time that you’ve used black magic to woo a guy you liked.

“Did it work? Did it backfire? Did he find out? Are you waking up in the middle of the night shaking? I want to know everything, now’s your chance to let us know!! What was the spell?! ALL MESSAGES WILL BE ANONYMOUSLY SHARED BY DEFAULT.”

The first reaction she shared was from an anonymous lady who claimed she used menstrual blood to pin down her cheating boyfriend who is now her husband.

Another lady said she performed a ritual to win a man.

While reactions are still pouring in, here are some of the few ones that have sent Twitter into a frenzy and men on the microblogging site are already apprehensive.

 

See the reactions: