Social media is in turmoil following the mysterious disappearance of a popular fashion entrepreneur, Ejiro, known as the CEO of the Instagram fashion brand @stylebyejiro, after she reportedly joined a prayer group now suspected to be operating as a cult.
The troubling news was first shared by fashion brand @nhn_couture, alleging that Ejiro became deeply involved with a group known as Naiboth, led by individuals identified as Joy Solomon and Aba, with other known members including Elizabeth Owen-Eloho and Bishop Taiye Adekammi.
What began as a spiritual journey allegedly spiraled into something far more sinister. According to the report, Ejiro was brainwashed, convinced to sell off her business assets and donate the entire proceeds to the group as a “seed offering.” Sources also claim she was isolated from her loved ones, and manipulated into believing that her own mother was plotting against her.
Ejiro was last seen two weeks before the initial report, and efforts to contact her have since failed. Her disappearance has prompted widespread concern, with thousands calling for a thorough investigation. Her family has filed a missing persons report, and authorities are said to be actively searching for the alleged camp where the group operates.
Further disturbing details have emerged: Joy Solomon, described as a self-styled prophet, allegedly commands blind obedience from group members, encouraging curses on dissenters, and forbidding any form of documentation or recording during meetings.
The group is also accused of preying on vulnerable women under the guise of spiritual deliverance and breakthrough prayers. @nhn_couture has issued a public warning, urging the public to remain vigilant and cautious of seemingly innocent religious groups operating without transparency or accountability.
As investigations continue, Ejiro’s disappearance raises urgent questions about unchecked religious manipulation and the growing number of cult-like operations masked as spiritual movements.
