Maybe, the late Ibadan-based Instagram vendor Olayinka Adeshina, popularly known as Khadi, could have cheated death if she had listened to prophets who allegedly told her to be wary of lurking death and hence should be prayerful.

A source who made the above statement revealed that Olayinka was in one of the celestial churches in Ikorodu, her homestead, Sunday before her death.

According to the source, who pleaded anonymity, three different prophets had told her to be prayerful because death was lurking.

She said the prophecies were written on pieces of paper for her as it was the practice in the Celestial family.

“She tore the papers containing the prophecies saying she is not bothered by what the prophets said,”

“Even the Shepherd in charge of the church allegedly tried to intervene when he learnt of her reaction.

“The Shepherd called her and told her to see him, but she rebuffed him, saying she’s in a hurry to get back to Ibadan because of an impending appointment,”

Olayinka, in her early 20s, was said to be her mother’s youngest child. Her original name was Khadijat.

“She was a Muslim but converted to Christianity, the only one from her family to do so, and that’s where the name, Khadi, was derived,” She added.

Maybe, the late Ibadan-based Instagram vendor Olayinka Adeshina, popularly known as Khadi, could have cheated death if she had listened to prophets who allegedly told her to be wary of lurking death and hence should be prayerful.

A source who made the above statement revealed that Olayinka was in one of the celestial churches in Ikorodu, her homestead, Sunday before her death.

According to the source, who pleaded anonymity, three different prophets had told her to be prayerful because death was lurking.

She said the prophecies were written on pieces of paper for her as it was the practice in the Celestial family.

“She tore the papers containing the prophecies saying she is not bothered by what the prophets said,”

“Even the Shepherd in charge of the church allegedly tried to intervene when he learnt of her reaction.

“The Shepherd called her and told her to see him, but she rebuffed him, saying she’s in a hurry to get back to Ibadan because of an impending appointment,”

Olayinka, in her early 20s, was said to be her mother’s youngest child. Her original name was Khadijat.

“She was a Muslim but converted to Christianity, the only one from her family to do so, and that’s where the name, Khadi, was derived,” She added.