2. A lady fell into the lagoon and was delivered back alive after Orimolade prayed for her to return alive.
3. A masquerader at Obun-Eko, Lagos sent a message to Orimolade not to come and preach at Obun-Eko.
Orimolade sent back to him and gave him the date that he would be there to preach. On the faithful day, the masquerader was fully armed with his charm.
Orimolade with his entourage approached the man-reciting psalms 24 and 91 – but as the masquerade saw Orimolade approaching, he (the masquerader) collapsed and died.
On that day, the popular C&S song descended:
"Aje nse lasan ni, Kerubu a pa won run...'
Which means: - witches are labouring in vain,
Cherubim will destroy them.
Which means: - witches are labouring in vain,
Cherubim will destroy them.
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