My friends encourage me to go for juju protection - Nana Ama McBrown

Actress and TV personality, Nana Ama Mcbrown has revealed how some friends of hers have encouraged her repeatedly to seek spiritual protection against her enemies. 

According to the celebrated actress, she has always declined that advice, emphasising that her only source of protection is the Almighty God. 

Speaking in an interview with Starr FM on Thursday, August 22, 2024, monitored by GhanaWeb, Nana Ama McBrown, who is a brand ambassador for many business establishments, stated that she's never gone to anyone for protection, not even a pastor. 

"I have been approached by my friends, not industry people, to go for protection. They say Nana, the way you are, people will envy you; people will do this and that to you. Please let us go and protect yourself. And I say no. Throughout my career, I have never gone to a pastor or a juju man to protect me. If I had ever done so, by now, the person is out there to demand whatever they come back for. I don't do that; God is my witness. I attend CAC, but for the past year, I have not been to church. I won't lie, but I pray on my bed," Nana Ama McBrown stated. 

She further disclosed that she's suffered some spiritual attacks while doing her professional job. 

"I have had attacks on set, but I won't attribute it to Juju. Juju is everywhere; go to the waitresses, hairdressers, bankers, and ask them. If Juju worked, I would have been dead by now because I would say a lot of people envy me. But the power of God and my clean heart... I wake up and pray to God and say people are looking for me to disgrace and want my downfall, but you know that people are feeding from me, so help me. I'm not saying Juju cannot harm me, but I don't want to think that someone will use Juju on me and go scot-free. I have had that encounter, and I sit on your TV and say that I don't have any connection with Juju Man, no pastor, no spiritualist, no whatsoever in Ghana or in the world," McBrown stressed. 

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