A whistle blower who was inside a bush to answer the call of nature, has exposed a man who reportedly buried fetish charms including a live goat on a family farmland in Ukpor town, Nnewi South LGA, Anambra state.
The ground where the juju was buried
According to an exclusive report by Naaija.com, what could have breached the palpable peace in Ukpor town, Nnewi South LGA, Anambra state was averted on Sunday, June 18th when a 'whistle blower' revealed to a particular family who owns a farmland at Umudim village in Anambra that he saw a man burying what looked like dangerous charms in their farm when he decided to answer the call of nature in the bush.
The owner of the farm immediately alerted his son who resides in Onitsha on what happened.
According to reports, before 7am on Sunday, his son arrived Ukpor in anger and vowed to deal with whoever that was involved in such act.
The whistle blower was called upon and reminded about the consequences of false information but he sworn with their village deity that he saw the man burying the charm.
Just like in Nollywood movies, the owner of the farm with his son accompanied by few other people immediately proceeded to the house of the man who was accused of burying the charms.
On getting there, the man denied ever engaging in such act but claimed that one of his friends from Nnewi begged him to use the place for something he 'wasn't aware of' the previous day.
A delegation was sent to Nnewi to get the man but he was said to have ran away when he saw people 'invading' his house in a suspicious manner.
The accused was queried on why he allowed someone to use a land that doesn't belong to him but he claimed the man said he saw something interesting in the land and that's probably why he decided to use it.
In a twinkle of an eye, the "whole of Ukpor" gathered in Umudim waiting for the drama to unfold.
The youths equally gathered in their numbers and threatened to beat him up if he didn't want to say the truth.
It was gathered that the man later confessed that he actually buried the charms there with the help of other 3 native doctors. He equally agreed to exhume them if only the youth would spare his life.