Before her death, Nollywood actress Temitope Osoba shared a series of cryptic messages on her WhatsApp status about issues that appeared to be troubling her.
Her friend, Akeem, shared the posts, which showed Osoba questioning the church’s role in helping imperfect people. She also spoke about vulnerability and expressed frustration over allegations concerning her smoking habit.
In the messages, Osoba suggested that she wanted to share her side of the story and reveal what she described as the truth about her experiences. 
Osoba’s Cryptic Messages Before Her Death
These are some of the messages Osoba shared on her WhatsApp status before her death:
“Is church not a place for imperfect people to find healing?”
“The truth is that I lost my mind, so whatever you see on my status, no be meme, na true I dey talk.”
“Is it bad if a shepherd decides to marry an imperfect person? Please be answering me oo. Eyin perfect people, please answer me. I swear I want to scatter everything. I want to break the table legs.”
“Be careful who you are vulnerable with, so they don’t use it against you in future. Not everyone is reliable.”
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In another lengthy post, Osoba questioned whether her smoking habit made her less deserving of compassion.
She expressed frustration over what she described as allegations against her and said she was ready to tell her story publicly.
She also accused people who claimed to be religious of judging her while allegedly engaging in worse behaviour.
Osoba ended the series of posts by suggesting that she was ready for the world to hear her side of the story.
“Na wetin I dey avoid gangan be this. Now it’s time for the world to hear my true story.”
Prophet Itunu Onadeko Rejects Claims That Osoba Was Poisoned
Meanwhile, Osoba’s fiancé, Prophet Itunu Onadeko, has denied several allegations circulating on social media about her death.
Onadeko serves as the Shepherd-in-Charge of CCC Onibuore Cathedral in the Bogije area of Ibeju-Lekki.
The allegations include claims that someone poisoned Osoba. Other claims allege that church members poured faeces or urine on her as punishment for stealing.
There were also claims that Onadeko had access to money raised through donations for Osoba’s cancer surgery.
Onadeko acknowledged that Osoba had cancer and underwent surgery. However, he disputed claims that cancer caused her death.
He also addressed allegations concerning her smoking habit.
According to Onadeko, Osoba smoked, and members of the church knew about the habit. He said he repeatedly encouraged her to stop smoking.
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