My daughter fled home 9ys ago, she was under a spell – Mother of Nanny who kidnapped Orekoya kids

Remember Funmilayo Adeyemi, the arrested notorious nanny who
confessed to be the mastermind of the kidnap of the Orekoya and the
Eshare­garan kids in Lagos?

Well, her mum, Prophetess Esther Adeyemi who visited her at the police station days ago, has reacted to the whole saga.

In an interview with Sun newspaper, Prophetess Adeyemi
claimed that her visit to the police station to identify the suspect on
Monday was the first time she was seeing her daughter since she left
home in 2005.

See excerpts:

“She told me that she was going back to
school and never came back home. She left us eight years ago. They
kidnapped and hypnotized my daughter. All has always been well till
their fa­ther died. He was killed during the Ife and Modakeke fight.
During that time, we were based in Calabar and as expected we were
evicted from the barracks and we relocated to Osun State. He died as a
Chief Superintendent of Police. Luckily, I am a prophetess and I
de­cided to embrace my ministry. I had to get closer home and most
importantly close to the mountain. By the grace of God, I became popular
in Lagos and Ajah. As the first daughter of the house, I want­ed the
best for her, so I invested in her edu­cation. She got admission
to study Survey at Osun Polytechnic. After her graduation, she worked
briefly as a receptionist till one day in 2005, she came to me that she
wanted to go back to school for her HND.

“I gave her enough money to sustain her
for months. This was the last I heard from her. I was worried but
anytime that I attempted to call the police, she will call her sister
and tell her that she is fine. This always happened anytime I go to the
mountain to pray. She is 35 years and old enough to be a mother but I
never knew that I had four grandchildren from her,” Mrs Adeyemi narrated.

When asked why she did not use her gift of prophecy to find her daughter, Mrs. Adeyemi said:

 “I never knew that she was lost, so I
did not bother focusing my prayer on her. “I felt that she is an adult
and should be al­lowed to live her life. Most especially, since she gets
in touch with her sister, I felt no need to worry. The only time I
spoke with her, she said that she was in South Africa.”

She called on the Orekoya family and oth­ers who have fallen victims
of Funmilayo’s kidnap syndicate to forgive her daughter as she was
hypnotized.

 “They kidnapped my daughter and placed
her under a spell. What sort of human being from a Christian
back­ground will suddenly decide to sell their soul to the devil?
“Please, forgive my daughter and give me the chance to break the
spell. You all heard that she claimed that she wanted to expand their
family wealth. Which normal woman would be working for a man who has
refused to marry her after four children? Please, have mercy on my
daughter. I thank God that none of the kids died in the process,” she pleaded.

How she learnt about her arrest, Mrs. Adeyemi said that it was her little daughter that tried to draw her attention to the news on social media.

“She called me that a lady who looks like my daughter is on her whatsapp. I waved it aside till I saw her pictures
every­where. It was a great shock. I prayed for the ground to open and
swallow me. The shame was too much but no matter how bad a child turns
out to be, a mother cannot abandon him or her. I am ashamed but all the
same I thank God that she is truly alive. It could be God’s way of
rescuing my daughter from the hands of those criminals. She is under a
spell and almighty God will help me deliver her,” Mrs Adeyemi stated.