Lagos Restaurant Faces Allegations of Ritual Activity, Woman Claims Ordeal Near Restroom

 

A Nigerian woman has raised alarming accusations against a restaurant in Lagos, claiming it is involved in ritualistic activities and possibly linked to kidnappings. 

Her claims, made via a video and posts on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), have sparked a wave of concern, skepticism, and controversy.

The woman, identified online as @General_Somto, recounted her alleged experience in a visibly distressed state. According to her, she was locked inside the restaurant during a recent visit and stumbled upon what she described as a suspicious, ritual-like setup near the female restroom.

“I’m not making this up,” she said in the video. “Go and see for yourself the first door after the female restroom is where strange things are happening. People have died there. I’m not here to ruin anyone’s business, I’m just telling what I saw.”

She claimed the area was filled with white cloths and charms, prompting her to cry out “Blood of Jesus!” in shock. Despite her ordeal, she admitted she had not reported the matter to the police, citing personal fears and lack of support.

The video has since gone viral, stirring divided reactions online. While some social media users expressed concern and called for an investigation, others questioned the credibility of the woman’s story and accused her of attempting to defame the restaurant without evidence.

Some reactions include:

• @360roundpoint: “If this is real, why not bring in the authorities instead of just making videos?”

• @IgnoreCredit: “She’s clearly trying to destroy someone’s reputation without proof.”

• @Mazi_IkeGod: “Without evidence, the restaurant should sue for defamation.”

• @engine_amr: “You said you saw white cloth—what exactly does that prove? Why not take a photo if you had the time?”

• @truehomeboy1: “I think I know this place—looks like an old Mr Biggs around Ajao Estate.”

• @popeehugo: “Sounds like you were detained for not paying, and now you’re spinning stories.”

As of the time of this report, there has been no official police statement or confirmation of any investigation. Legal experts online have advised the restaurant to consider taking legal action if the claims are unfounded, while others insist that authorities should at least inspect the premises to ensure public safety.