- After a nearly year-long relationship, Madame Mystiquee and Asake decided to part ways.
- Madame Mystiquee, who recently made a comeback on social media, engaged in a candid discussion with her fans about the circumstances surrounding their split.
- During this intimate exchange, she made a striking revelation, pointedly accused Asake of being associated with the elusive and contentious group referred to as the “Illuminati.”
Months after a concerning prophecy was released by a Nigerian pastor about the Nigerian Afro-fusion star, Ahmed Ololade, aka Asake, more unsettling details about his affairs have emerged from his ex-girlfriend, Madame Mystiquee.
After dating for nearly a year, Asake and his beautiful Gambian girlfriend, Madame Mystiquee, are no longer together.
Following the heart-wrenching breakup, Madame Mystiquee took a hiatus from social media but has recently made a comeback.
During a recent Question and Answer session with her fans, Madame Mystiquee was asked by Nigerians about her decision to part ways with the singer.
An IGuser identified as @rophiat_ asked Madame Mystiquee why she ended her relationship with Asake.
Madame Mystiquee responded;
“Cuz he wanted to go let the devil use him.”
However, what intrigued fans the most was the emoji Madame Mystiquee added to her post—a palm with an eye in the center, commonly associated with the “Illuminati.”
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This is coming weeks after a Nigerian clergyman identified as Pastor Gideon sparked massive reactions online after a video of him making a prophecy about Asake went viral.
During one of his recent sermons, Pastor Gideon called out Asake, noting that he saw a vision about the singer stopping his music career to become a cleric.
Popular skit maker and content creator, Yemi Elesho, also caused a stir online when he revealed that Asake’s friends from his struggling artist days are expressing concerns that he no longer responds to their messages.
Elesho, who attended the same university as Asake, disclosed that during their time at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, the singer couldn’t afford accommodation for all four years and relied on the kindness of friends to provide him with a place to stay.
