Road to Satanism: Blessing Ngozi Obi

They come to her at midnight, seeking miracles.Blessing Ngozi was once a devout Christian woman in Owerri, Nigeria—a teacher, a choir member, a pillar of her community. Then tragedy struck. Her son died under circumstances that shattered her faith and left her hollow with rage and grief.In her darkest moment, something answered. Not God. Something older.Now Blessing heals the desperate. The dying. The abandoned by medicine and forsaken by prayer. Cancer vanishes. Paralysis ends. The impossible becomes possible.Her clients call her a miracle worker. They pay everything they have. They refer their friends, their families, their loved ones. Within months, Blessing becomes the most sought-after healer in West Africa.But her clients don’t know the price they’re paying. Not until it’s too late.As Blessing’s power grows, something else spreads with it—an invisible plague that hollows people from within. Those she’s healed begin to change. To empty. To hollow out in ways that medicine can’t explain and prayers can’t stop.And the epidemic is just beginning.ROAD TO SATANISM is a visceral journey into:The terrifying consequences of deals made in desperationHow good intentions can birth catastrophic evilA mother’s love twisted into something unrecognizableThe exponential spread of spiritual contagionAnd the question: what would you sacrifice to save someone you love?Set against the backdrop of Nigeria’s religious persecution and traditional healing culture, this gothic horror asks: When suffering becomes unbearable, when conventional help fails, when you’re willing to do anything—what happens when something answers?WARNING: Contains intense psychological horror, discussions of suicide, violence, and themes of grief and religious trauma. For mature readers only.