Valentine's night will ruin lives — Mike Bamiloye warns

Valentine’s night will ruin lives — Mike Bamiloye warns

Founder of Mount Zion Drama Ministry, Mike Bamiloye, has issued a strong warning about the dangers lurking on Valentine’s night.

He cautioned that many young girls could see their destinies and fortunes destroyed before the night ends.

Bamiloye made this statement on Friday as the world marked Valentine’s Day, a celebration of love and affection observed annually on February 14.

While many engage in romantic gestures, he expressed concerns about the way the occasion is celebrated in Nigeria.

A night of spiritual and physical exploitation

The drama evangelist sounded the alarm, warning that some young women could be lured into dangerous situations. He suggested that money ritualists might exploit them, while some men’s bodily fluids could be collected for sinister purposes.

Sharing his message on Instagram, he wrote in capital letters: “WE WILL KEEP SHOUTING!!!!!!!” His post painted a grim picture of the night’s potential dangers.

According to him, many individuals would unknowingly share their beds with spirits and demonic entities disguised as lovers. These encounters, he warned, could lead to spiritual covenants and vows with dark forces.

“Blood will be spilled tonight,” he declared. “Covenant Beds will be stained with blood, and men’s fluids will be surrendered at shrines in the evil kingdom.”

A grim warning for the morning after

Bamiloye emphasized that the consequences of reckless behavior on Valentine’s night could be severe. He warned that many young girls might wake up to a harsh reality—stripped of their destinies, fortunes, and life’s meaning.

Evangelist Mike Bamiloye. [Photo credit: Google]

“By tomorrow morning, many will wake up feeling empty, shallow, and lost,” he wrote.

His warning reflects deep concerns about the influence of spiritual forces and the dangers of engaging in careless romantic encounters.

A call for caution

Bamiloye’s message is not the first of its kind. Over the years, he has consistently used his platform to caution young people against engaging in activities that could have lasting consequences.

His latest warning serves as a reminder for individuals to remain vigilant and make wise choices, especially on nights like Valentine’s Day when emotions run high, and risks are often overlooked.