Nollywood actor reveals experience in ‘demon-possessed’ Abuja home

Popular Nollywood actor Williams Uchemba has shared a chilling experience about living in a house he believes was “demon-possessed,” revealing how it negatively impacted his life.

In a viral video posted on his social media page, Uchemba recounted how his finances and health began to decline after moving into the Abuja residence. Initially, he dismissed the strange occurrences as coincidences, but he later realized that other tenants in the building were facing similar hardships.

“Several things in my life started drying up, not just financially but also health-wise. There was no project I could complete in that house. I thought it was a joke until I found out it was happening to everyone living there,” he said.

The actor claimed that divine intervention allowed him to perceive the dark forces within the house. Upon further inquiry, he allegedly discovered that something had been buried alive in the building’s foundation, which he believes was the source of the misfortunes suffered by all the tenants.

Following his ordeal, Uchemba advised people to be cautious when choosing a home, warning that sudden and unexplained setbacks in life could be linked to spiritual influences tied to their living spaces.

Read some netizens’ reactions below;

Rich bloke reacted:· “You have psychosis and no steady source of income. See a psychologist Why is the demon, devil always dark complexion?”

AOchiawuto said: “Building your own house is better than buying it due to the fact that things happen.”

ojehtoju said: “I’ve heard a lot of stories like this too. We just need to pray for God’s divine guidance and direction when renting or buying properties.”

Chiniel5 commented: “It’s good he’s saying it, so that people that don’t believe and just go to rent and live in houses without praying about it will understand better.”

akandeayobami10 said: “There is a house in Lagos, a particular room. Whoever moves into that room will loose a child and become empty financially. Other tenants will have a fair share of problems, but for that apartment, I witnessed 2 tenants lost their first sons. Back to back.”