🔮 Mystery in Mushin: Entrenge
Woman Sparks Panic and Praise After Shocking Prophecies Come True
📅 Published: July 28, 2025
✍️ By Naijajistreal96.com.ng
Something unusual is stirring the streets of Mushin, Lagos—and
it’s not the usual Danfo drivers shouting “Ojuelegba straight!” or the pepper
sellers fighting over space. This time, the buzz is all about a woman called Mama
Efufu, a strange, barefooted figure dressed in three wrappers and
beads, with red chalk marks on her face and a gourd that she whispers to like
it’s a phone.
At first glance, most would think she’s just another mentally unstable
person wandering the streets. But in recent weeks, her eerie
predictions have started coming true, one after the other—and now,
she’s become the talk of town, from street corners to WhatsApp groups.
👁️ Who Is This "Entrenge" Woman?
Nobody knows exactly where she came from. Some say she’s from Ijebu
with ancient water spirits, others swear she was once a wealthy banker
who lost her mind after a betrayal. One elderly man, Baba Tunde, claims she was
a powerful oracle banished from her village for exposing too
many secrets.
But everyone agrees on one thing: Mama Efufu is not ordinary.
She appears at odd hours—midnight, 3 am, even during a thunderstorm—chanting
in a mix of Yoruba, Efik, and some unknown language. Her signature move? Drawing
strange symbols on the ground with charcoal and muttering things like:
“When the lizard climbs the wall backwards, the masquerade will fall.”
⚡ Shocking Predictions That Came True
Here are 3 strange events that have recently made people
believe Mama Efufu is more than just a madwoman:
1. The Rain
Prophecy
Last week, under the blazing Mushin sun, she shouted:
“The sky will mourn before the prayer bell!”
Eyewitnesses laughed it off… until a heavy rainstorm poured just 10
minutes before the Maghrib call to prayer. No warning from NIMET, no
clouds in sight—just Mama Efufu’s voice.
2. The Fire
at the Market
She warned traders at Itire Market:
“Water will not quench the flame that starts from the tomato stall.”
That night, a sudden fire broke out in the tomato section,
burning down five shops. Shockingly, the fire service said it was caused by a
faulty electric wire.
3. The
Relationship Bombshell
She told a newly engaged woman:
“Your heart is marrying a man whose soul still sleeps beside another.”
Three days later, the man’s secret wife from Warri arrived
at the woman’s house with two children and proof of marriage.
😱 Crowd Reactions & Street Drama
Since then, crowds have been gathering around Mama Efufu’s
“shrine” — a wooden bench beside a gutter near Bode Thomas. Some come for
blessings. Some just want the gossip. Some kneel and beg her to “see vision”
about their cheating partners.
Chinwe, a student, said: “She told me I’ll fail one
course. I laughed. Now I’m carrying carry-over in GST 102!”
Mallam Ismaila, a meat seller, added: “I dash her meat
for free now. I no want her to see anything about me.”
🚨 Authorities Sound Alarm, But No One’s
Listening
The Lagos State Ministry of Health has issued a public statement warning
against trusting “unlicensed spiritual practices”, saying Mama
Efufu might be mentally unwell. However, locals are ignoring the warnings.
“They’re only saying that because they’re afraid she knows what’s really
going on in government,” said Taye, a Keke driver.
🛑 The Dark Side?
Some people believe Mama Efufu may be connected to juju powers or
marine spirits. Rumors claim she disappeared into thin air once when
someone tried to splash her with water. Others say her eyes turn pure
white when she’s prophesying.
Religious groups are split. While some pastors are praying against her
influence, others are secretly visiting her at night.
✨ Naijajistreal96 Verdict
Love her or fear her, one thing is clear: Mama Efufu is the latest
legend on the streets of Lagos. Her presence is a mix of fear,
fascination, and folklore in real time.
In a country where pastors drive Benz, prophets go live on TikTok, and
miracles are sold on flyers—maybe the real ones don’t wear designer
suits.
💬 What Do YOU Think?
Have you encountered Mama Efufu or someone like her?
Do you believe in street prophets?
Drop your thoughts in the comment section.
And stay glued to Naijajistreal96.com.ng for more shocking and
authentic Nigerian gist.
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