- The native Doctors were arraigned by the Anambra State Government before a State High Court
- The trio native Doctors were charged with various alleged offenses, including claiming supernatural powers to generate wealth, manipulating destiny, and conspiracy to commit felony kidnapping and fraud.
- Presiding judge adjourned the cases until April 11
In a high-profile case, three well-known native doctors, including Chidozie Nwangwu (aka “Akwa Okuko Tiwara Aki”), Onyebuchi Okocha (aka “Onye Eze”), and Ekene Igboezekwe (aka “Eke Hit”), have been arraigned by the Anambra State Government before a State High Court for their alleged involvement in criminal activities.
Eko Hot Blog gathered that the trio was arrested by the state’s security outfit, “Agunechemba,” in February and has been in detention since then.
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On Friday, they were charged in separate suits with various alleged offenses, including claiming supernatural powers to generate wealth, manipulating destiny, and conspiracy to commit felony kidnapping and fraud.
The Prosecution Counsel, Mr. F.C. Okeke, declared the prosecution’s readiness to proceed with the case, stating that the charges had been served to the defense.
However, the Defense Counsel, Mr. S.O. Iwuoba, and others argued that the processes were not served in a timely manner, hindering their ability to respond appropriately. As a result, the charges were not read in detail during the court session.
Presiding Judge Justice Jude Obiora ordered the suspects to be returned to Agunechemba’s detention facility, allowing for proper processes to be followed.
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Obiora adjourned the cases until April 11 to ensure a proper arraignment and pleading process.
