I don't use 'Kayamanta' to attract rich men – Hajia Bintu apologizes for misleading young ladies to buy the 'charm cream'

Hajia Bintu has come out to apologize to Ghanaians for advertising 'charm oil' used for attracting rich men.

Hajia Bintu for the first time incurred the wrath of Ghanaians over a video she made to advertise what many considered a distasteful product.

Hajia Bintu earlier made TikTok video enticing her followers to buy a product she called an "attraction spell."

The video got many Ghanaians angry about the harm such products can cause to unsuspecting victims.

Hajia Bintu had created the impression that her hard work as an influencer is the source of her wealth and luxurious lifestyle.

She told Delay in a recent interview that the latest car she bought was from her own hard-earned money she made from snap chat.

A video of Hajia Bintu showing off a bunch of "kayamanta" products went viral. Kayanmata” originated from the Northern part of Nigeria. It refers to herbs or potions that act as sex or love enhancers for couples.

Aside that, some of these products are used to gain favor from rich men among others, says Hajia Bintu.

She further revealed how these products can be used and what each one is specified for.

Watch the video below;