Delta state native doctor caught while trying to bury a 3-month-old child alive

A Delta state native doctor has been caught while trying to bury a 3-month-old child alive.

A man identified as Ununuma Bidemi Edward-Odoi posted the story on social media.

The witch doctor who is said to be a resident of Edeoja in Upata Epeye allegedly disappeared when he was beaten up by the youths.

"A Delta State Native/Witch Doctor who lived in Edeoha in Upata Ekpeye was caught burying a 3months old child alive and when confronted and beaten to confess, he disappeared.

"On getting to his house/Shrine 100’s of pictures were discovered nailed, tied and chained, to different places.

"Padlocks were in chains littered everywhere tied to people’s pictures. The dead 3months old baby was dung up, the angry youths tried all they could to burn down his building in order to set victims in chains free but the building couldn’t catch fire so they broke it down instead. 

"So many items and unimaginable things were found there, and most of those whose pictures were found there are all dead in real life.

"The good news is that, most of those blind and with stroke whose pictures were found there have gained their freedom as we speak, the blind can see and those with stroke are perfectly fine."

Photos of men and women whose photos were "chained" in the shrine were shown in a video shared online. The local youths were said to have pounced on the native doctor, beating him up and injuring him. However, he was said to have "disappeared" after a period of time.

View photographs and videos of men and women whose images were "chained" in the shrine 👇👇👇