Salma Mumin, an actress, has vehemently refuted claims that she used “juju”—a term for black magic—to plan the demise of her friends Moesha Boduong and Hajia4reall.
Salma addressed the charges head-on and expressed her amazement and dismay at the stories going around about her alleged participation in her friends’ misfortunes in a recent interview on the Delay Show.
She denied ever going to see any god or partaking in any such rituals. “I cried the day I saw such comments,” she emphasised. I questioned whether others would have said the same things about Moesha and Hajia4Reall if I had been placed in their tragic circumstances. I’ll never be able to accomplish that. I haven’t given it any thought.
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Salma reaffirmed her belief in God and stated that she does not consult any deities or believe in bringing her friends to shrines in order to ruin their life. If her friends had suffered any misfortunes, she put it down to random events.
Salma rejected the idea that the events were too coincidence when Delay questioned her on it, saying, “Too coincidental? That in order to ruin their life, I brought my two best friends to the shrine? These were made-up narratives by internet users. Anyone can simply sit down and make up falsehoods.
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Salma talked candidly about her friendships as well, stating that her background had an impact on her desire to develop strong relationships with people. “I have walked alone my entire life,” she disclosed.
I didn’t live with my parents, so I never knew the kind of affection that comes from siblings. My family never consisted of a large number of people. As a result, I drew close to those who showed me little love as a child.
