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Nigerian singer Palisico Ogunka, popularly known as Sky B, has spoken publicly about a controversial and troubling period in his music career, claiming he once joined the Illuminati while seeking fame and success similar to that of renowned music producer Don Jazzy.
Sky B, who rose to prominence with his hit song Ma Bebe, shared his experience in a video that has since gone viral on social media. In the video, the singer reflected on decisions he said he made during the early rise of his career and the consequences that followed.
According to Sky B, the incident occurred in 2007 when his music career was gaining momentum. He said he was driven by a strong desire to achieve greater recognition, wealth, and influence in the entertainment industry, which led him to explore what he described as unconventional paths to success.
The singer claimed he approached a friend for assistance in making contact with individuals linked to the Illuminati. He said the friend connected him with someone based in the United Kingdom, who later introduced him to people he described as members of an African unit of the group.
Sky B stated that after initial contacts were made, he went through what he described as an initiation process. He alleged that he was given items including rings, necklaces, perfumes, and a cream that he was instructed to use, particularly during stage performances.
He said that following the initiation, his life changed rapidly. According to him, money and fame came easily, allowing him to acquire luxury cars, travel abroad, and enjoy increased attention from fans and admirers.
Sky B claimed he believed the items given to him played a role in attracting success and opportunities. He said the cream, which he described as containing unusual mixed substances, was meant to be rubbed on his body before performances.
The singer alleged that using the cream caused his skin to glow and made him more noticeable in public spaces. He said people appeared drawn to him whenever he went out, reinforcing his belief at the time that the items contributed to his rising profile.
He further claimed that meetings with other members were often held late at night. According to Sky B, some of the individuals involved appeared in ways he found disturbing, including entering his room without opening doors or gates.
Sky B said his fears deepened when discussions allegedly began to involve human sacrifice and references to family members. He stated that these developments made him uncomfortable and prompted him to reconsider his involvement.
He explained that it was at that point he decided to withdraw from the group, saying he could no longer continue due to fear for his life and the safety of his loved ones.
Shortly after leaving, Sky B claimed he was involved in three separate accidents within one month and narrowly escaped death. He said he believes the incidents were connected to his past involvement, although these claims have not been independently verified.
The singer said that over time, he lost all the wealth and success he had gained during that period of his life. Despite this, he said he chose to share his story publicly so others, especially young people chasing fame, could learn from his experience.
Sky B noted that his intention was not to glorify his past choices but to warn others about the dangers of desperation and the pressure to succeed at all costs in the entertainment industry.
The video has generated widespread reactions online, with many social media users expressing shock, skepticism, and concern over his claims. Others have described his account as a cautionary tale about the personal struggles faced by artists in the pursuit of success.
As the video continues to circulate, Sky B’s revelations have added to ongoing public conversations about fame, belief systems, and the pressures within the music industry. The singer maintains that speaking out was necessary, saying he hopes his experience will discourage others from making similar choices.
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