His abroad is reportedly out, only waiting for him to travel out of the country before this heartbreaking incident happened…
Identified as Chikwado from Ugbaike in Igbo-Eze north LGA in Enugu state was almost outside the country before he met his untimely deaths. Reports has it that the young man had visited his village to inform his people that his Visa is out.
On that ground, his father allegedly brought up the idea of visiting a native Doctor, to fortify Chikwado, as to ensure he succeeds when he gets to abroad, and equally to ensure no one can harm him spiritually.
Hence, they visited a native Doctor, identified as Onuwa, who in the process of fortifying Chikwado said the young man will be buried alive for about one hour thirty minutes, after which he will be exhumed.
He trusted the process especially as his father was the person who brought him there, so he had nothing to fear about his life. He obliged, and he was buried alive as instructed by the presiding native Doctor.
Then about one hour thirty minutes later, he was exhumed only to be discovered that he’s dead already. That was how this young man’s life and lofty dreams was carelessly cut short.
While the news has since gone viral, triggering serious conversation online and offline, the culprits have been arrested by the police, which includes both the father of the deceased and the native Doctor, Onuwa.
“You follow ur father wey be far back chai rest in peace,” Facebook user @ De Mayor.
“The fortification worked very well. Nothing shall harm him again,” Ikechukwu Offor.
“He is fortified…No one can harm ghost now,” Deus Nobiscum.
“CHIKWADO is the only mugu here, I mean how can they ask you to be buried alive, and you accepted. Someone that had come to travel abroad to associate with white people,and yet you’re brain is still very local,” Jamzy Connect.
“That native doctor (dibia) supposed to be buried the same way no need of going to court for a long process of a thing inorder to others a lesson,” Obum Onyeguli.
“His corps should also be arrested because he too mumu,” Mmesoma Nwodo.
But frankly, he was he convinced to go through such fortification process? Accepting to be buried alive?
