After Apostle Johnson Suleman’s outcry over Dangote truck fatalities, one disturbing comment read: “Nothing una wan tee me say. This man Dangote know wetin him dey use this people do oo.” — implying something diabolical. Such claims are dangerous and baseless. Linking accidents to witchcraft or secret rituals distracts from the real issue: negligence, poor regulation, and lack of safety measures. Road crashes caused by trucks are tragic enough without being turned into conspiracy theories. Instead of spreading fear and unfounded accusations, conversations should push for accountability, stricter monitoring of drivers, and better systems to prevent further loss of lives.
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