Karlovich:
Beerfrans and wickedness, No wonder their red mud region remains undeveloped.

BIGGERhead4:
Too many strange Stories from IGBO LAND.

İgbo Amaka

BIGGERhead4:
Too many strange Stories from IGBO LAND.

İgbo Amaka

pozehnani:


Your Big head did not tell you deltans are not Igbos.

BIGGERhead4:


This particular Delta MAN na IGBO.

Punakapunaka:
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Righteousness89:
For God's Sake when did Caging become a Solution for Witchcraft?

It's like buying Bullets and guns to kill a Spirt that Slaps and Disturbs you..

And he was still having Carnal knowledge with the woman he called a witch!!

That's Wickedness and Callousness!

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Update From . COM

From The Information Reaching News Desk, This Afternoon, A Nigerian mum of eight simply identified as Gladys who was accused of witchcraft and allegedly caged in her home in Orerokpe in Delta state, has been rescued and taken to the hospital.
So it also happens in the south. I thought that south is immune to this type of news.
Human rights activist, Harrison Gwamnishu, who shared the story, told LIB that the woman is originally from Ozoro in Delta state but got married to a man from Orerokpe. He said the husband and his family members, after many years of marriage, accused the lady of being a witch and threw her into a cage they built in his compound, Reports.

According to Harrison, the husband despite accusing his wife of being a witch, made his way into the cage where she was left to die and was still having sex with her. She had three of their children while she was in the cage. Harrison told LIB that his organization, Behind Bars Initiative, got wind of the woman's deplorable state on Monday, November 16.

He and his team arrived in Orerokpe Tuesday morning November 17 and have moved the lady to the General Hospital in Orerokpe for treatment.

See Photos As Obtained By Below;

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=5360020477357212&id=100000479373538&fs=0&focus_composer=0

post=96134328:
Update From . COM

From The Information Reaching News Desk, This Afternoon, A Nigerian mum of eight simply identified as Gladys who was accused of witchcraft and allegedly caged in her home in Orerokpe in Delta state, has been rescued and taken to the hospital.

Human rights activist, Harrison Gwamnishu, who shared the story, told LIB that the woman is originally from Ozoro in Delta state but got married to a man from Orerokpe. He said the husband and his family members, after many years of marriage, accused the lady of being a witch and threw her into a cage they built in his compound, Reports.

According to Harrison, the husband despite accusing his wife of being a witch, made his way into the cage where she was left to die and was still having sex with her. She had three of their children while she was in the cage. Harrison told LIB that his organization, Behind Bars Initiative, got wind of the woman's deplorable state on Monday, November 16.

He and his team arrived in Orerokpe Tuesday morning November 17 and have moved the lady to the General Hospital in Orerokpe for treatment.

See Photos As Obtained By Below;

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=5360020477357212&id=100000479373538&fs=0&focus_composer=0

post=96134328:
Update From . COM

From The Information Reaching News Desk, This Afternoon, A Nigerian mum of eight simply identified as Gladys who was accused of witchcraft and allegedly caged in her home in Orerokpe in Delta state, has been rescued and taken to the hospital.

Human rights activist, Harrison Gwamnishu, who shared the story, told LIB that the woman is originally from Ozoro in Delta state but got married to a man from Orerokpe. He said the husband and his family members, after many years of marriage, accused the lady of being a witch and threw her into a cage they built in his compound, Reports.

According to Harrison, the husband despite accusing his wife of being a witch, made his way into the cage where she was left to die and was still having sex with her. She had three of their children while she was in the cage. Harrison told LIB that his organization, Behind Bars Initiative, got wind of the woman's deplorable state on Monday, November 16.

He and his team arrived in Orerokpe Tuesday morning November 17 and have moved the lady to the General Hospital in Orerokpe for treatment.

See Photos As Obtained By Below;

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=5360020477357212&id=100000479373538&fs=0&focus_composer=0