Impunity: Native Doctor Impregnates Housewife, Two Sisters In Delta

Confusion and quarrels have continued to unsettle the sleepy town of Amukpe near Sapele in Delta State, following the shocking act of a twenty-eight-year-old, young native doctor in the area who allegedly impregnated a housewife and two Sisters who had sought for love charms.

While the act had since last week kept elders of the community in anger and disillusioned, It was gathered that the housewife was deeply and madly in love with the randy native doctor who allegedly hypnotized the housewife with his charms to test its efficacies which ended the woman in warming his bed before the bubble burst.

The native doctor Identified as Ejiro Doctor fire, said to be a school drop out in Amukpe community, last Thursday sparked off trouble when the housewife and the two sisters descended on him with serious beating but rescued by some youths in the community who prevented what would have been a bloody fight.

An eyewitness, Umukoro James said the native doctor before the shameful act, was the toast of many women in Amukpe community, especially housewives who want more love from their husbands, a situation that resulted in the alleged pregnancy of the housewife and two sisters after their desire to use love portion for their husbands, and suitors turned the other way round, with the native doctor allegedly having a swell time with them in bed frequently.

Husband of the housewife, Mr Amos Ejowoh who spoke to Journalists in the area said ”I was shocked when my wife and two others were discussing the situation with the young native doctor who claimed to be very powerful on how he put them in the family way after the love portion he prepared for them did not work as directed for their targets. We will not take this evil activity in our community, and the young native doctor has been summoned before elders where the matter will be discussed and settled properly”

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It was gathered that the housewife and the two sisters have been regular patrons to the shrine of the native doctor who allegedly acquired” powers” in far away Ijebu Ode in Ogun State, after the death of his parents and his dropping out of school about five years ago.

Upon his return from Ijebu Ode, Ejiro became, “Doctor fire” admired by hundreds of his patrons in and outside the community in the recent past and present.

The housewife identified as Elizabeth Ejowoh had confessed to the act, saying ”My husband has not been looking my direction after four children, and I was introduced to Ejiro Doctor fire for a solution, and he charged me N50,000 which I paid, and the medicine was prepared, but after some time that I was using it, I found out that it was not working as expected. Rather, I was in love with the young native doctor, and one day I found myself in his bed, and we both did it after which he gave me N100,000 and begged me not to say it out, unfortunately, I am three months pregnant for him”

Sources close to the elders in Aumkpe community are said to be considering banishment for the native doctor in what they described as an abomination, while the housewife and two sisters have moved out of the community in shame in the event, as the matter has remained the talk of the town since Thursday last week.

Meanwhile, the COVID-19 pandemic ravaging the world had crippled the economic activities of hotels and brothels in Delta State where commercial sex workers eke out their living through the sex trade

Speaking to Journalists, the General Manager of Zenith Hotel in Asaba, Delta State, Chief Patrick Chukwudi said that COVID-19 had crippled the economic activities and appealed to the State Government to support the people with food palliative, money and drugs like what Government in Lagos is doing among others.