23 Anambra indigenes on death row in Indonesia over drugs…They were deceived by native Doctors– Governor Soludo

Governor Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra State has confirmed that 23 indigenes of the state are currently on death row waiting for the Hangman in Indonesia for drug-related offences.
The Governor blamed the development on native Doctors who made charms for those involved claiming that the drugs on them would not be detected by machine or human.

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The Governor’s Statement
“Go to Indonesia, 23 Ndi Anambra are on death row there for drug-related offences.
These native doctors will deceive you that they will prepare a charm that when you carry drugs and enter the airport, the white man’s scanner will go blind.
These young people believe them, and today, many of our people are languishing in jail across the world.
One of the native doctors who is in detention, his son is a waiter in a hotel in Nnewi. If it was that simple, why didn’t he make his son a millionaire?

“One of them that we arrested has sworn that he is just a content creator, yet he has used things like these to deceive our young people that you can become rich without doing any work, as far as you have done oke Ite (money rituals).

“That is why you see young people who wake up in the morning and retire to beer parlours drinking, hoping to get rich later in life..

“We are not against traditional worshippers; what we are against is people who are doing dangerous medicines and charms.

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“We have always known those who are into traditional practices, they have things they believe in, and they were about the most upright people then.

Those were people who believed that if you did the wrong thing, you could be killed by the gods of the land. But what these new crop of criminal native doctors are doing is deceit, and we will not allow that to continue.’