King Ochacho Denies Ritualist Claims, Cites Faith
Adah Mohamed Usman, known as King Ochacho, addressed allegations of being a ritualist in a video shared on X on September 17, 2026. During a discussion with TikTok content creator Peller, who had also encountered similar claims, Ochacho firmly denied the accusations, emphasizing that his Christian faith was the foundation of his success.
Peller mentioned that someone had publicly claimed to have performed juju on his behalf, insinuating that this was the reason Ochacho gifted him a house. Ochacho recounted that his life changed significantly after converting to Christianity, which he credited for his fortune.
The video has generated considerable debate online, with users expressing divided opinions regarding his explanations. Ochacho also shared that he made his first ₦1 billion at age 21 through charcoal export and briefly engaged in politics before choosing to focus on business and serve God while supporting good governance.
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