Anambra State Governor Charles Soludo has announced that all
confiscated “Okite” boxes, used by native doctors in the state, will
undergo forensic analysis to determine if they contain human blood.
Soludo warned that if human blood is found, the owners will face
consequences, but if no blood is detected, they will be cleared.
The governor’s statement comes amid an investigation into over 30
suspected native doctors and pastors, accused of misleading young people
with promises of supernatural protection for illegal activities,
including drug trafficking, cyber fraud, and kidnapping.
Soludo alleged that these native doctors created “Okite” boxes,
assuring youths they could evade security checkpoints with hard drugs,
but when caught, they ended up in jail. He claimed that when this
failed, they turned to cyber fraud and, eventually, kidnapping.
The Anambra State Government has been working to restore law and
order, with Soludo vowing to crack down on native doctors involved in
criminal activities. However, some native doctors have pushed back, with
over 300 gathering to condemn Soludo’s crackdown on their activities.
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