DAY 14
Unlike Segun, Toriola was no raving fool. He knew Bushrat was not the killer of Segun and Chief Bobagunwa but he still believed that Emeka was somehow behind the two murders. Wasn’t his daughter, the only one that stood to gain by the deaths of the Chief and Segun? The mistake Segun made, as far as Toriola was concerned was that he had tried to tackle the problem of Emeka in a physical battle. But Toriola had long since realised that it was a spiritual war and spiritual battles needed to be fought with spiritual weapons. This was the reason why Toriola had travelled far to Ijebu Ode to see the well recommended fetish priest. He was the fetish priest of fetish priests.
Already, he had spent three days in the shrine of the fetish priest who had “cooked” him for several hours in a hu
