A renowned Anambra native doctor, Akwa Okuku Tiwara Aki, has been taken into custody as authorities investigate the authenticity of his alleged money ritual practices for clients and insecurity ravaging Anambra State.
In a video uploaded by 1960 Daily , the native doctor vehemently denied performing “Okeite” rituals, citing compliance with a newly implemented law in Anambra State that bans such activities.
During the interrogation, a government official can be heard insisting that Akwa Tiwara Okuku accompany them to his shrine to demonstrate the effectiveness of the rituals he claims to perform.
The incident has sparked widespread discussions about the crackdown on certain traditional practices and the state’s efforts to enforce the law.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YOES9khAfs?si=PsKlNEGI_lpQCP0a

The society will not see hardworking youths with this kind of person in our communities.

How can the native doctor prove the effectiveness of his money ritual? Will he ask the govt to produce human skull? Or woman breast? I think we need this kind of action against all native doctors promising voodoo money. Anyone who promises to teach you how to make money, that person is not making money.They want to use your naiveness to make their own money

Whether they are pastors who teach prosperity through giving to the pastor/church, native doctors who give you soaps to use for bathing at a fee or Forex traders selling trading signals instead of quietly using the signal themselves. Those who make money in real life, don't teach their secrets

Youth who move out to be like him are now in their thousands in and around the state.

That is pure intimidating and breach of Nigerian constitution of freedom of worship.


How many times have they asked all these imam, clerics and pastors to prove the miracle

writetopoker601:
That is pure intimidating and breach of Nigerian constitution of freedom of worship.


How many times have they asked all these imam, clerics and pastors to prove the miracle

Exactly my thoughts, especially those miracles...but it's good they're investigating him, because it's possible he doesn't filter his client and accept people that don't want to work, but want quick money. Anyway Soludo should not tamper with their fundamental right to practice their religion.