She mentioned this in an interview with Vanessa Obioha for This day, in which Abraham shared some details about his early life.
She said, “I am extremely spiritual. One of the problems I had then was that I didn’t listen to myself. I would hear the voice of the Lord and see it in my dreams, but I would still want to follow my flesh. But since I started following the leading of the Holy Spirit, things have drastically changed for me and I am very happy about it. In fact, I’m Dada, those people who naturally have dreadlocks from birth.”
The actress revealed that her parents initially locked her up at birth because she was stillborn, and it took the intervention of a cleric to bring her back.
in his words, “Since I was born, I have been spiritual. My parents told me that I was stillborn, so they had to throw me away. Then there was a cleric from Ibadan who came to the hospital and asked for me and they brought me back to life. They told me that I never cried or did anything until the day of my naming ceremony. It was at the moment when they called me Oluwatoyin that I started crying like a baby. Once again, when they wanted to shave my locks off, they had to tell me it was the Holy Spirit because I didn’t want them to.”
She added, “I decided to have a small circle because there was too much noise in my head. There is always noise around me, both positive and negative. I am not a careful person. My heart is so free. I am someone you can trust with anything. You can do whatever you want in my presence.
Abraham’s film, ‘Ijakumo: the stripper born again it is currently showing in theaters.
