Sunday, February 16, 2020

Don’t prepare charms for kidnappers, warns rescued native doctor

Emmanuel Ifeanyi, Aba
A popular native doctor, Chukwuemeka Ngene, Emeyeonu, residing in Aba, Abia State, has kicked against spiritual backup given to kidnappers by some native doctors.


Emeyeonu, who was kidnapped by gunmen on February 1, 2020, on his way to his home, warned all the native doctors and anybody involved in sponsoring or empowering kidnappers to desist from it or face the consequences that will soon come.
The native doctor was rescued from the den of the kidnappers six hours after his abduction by a team of Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), led by their Commander, a Superintendent of Police (SP), Mr Johnbull Obioguru.
Emeyeonu, who is the high priest of the popular Chukwuabiama Heritage Synagogue in Aba, advised those involved in kidnapping to repent from such evil, stressing that using bad economy as an excuse to perpetrate crime was stupid.
The kidnap of Emeyeonu was widely reported within Aba as two kidnappers, who were involved in the evil act, were killed during exchange of fire with SARS operatives.
In his words: "The experience of my kidnap opened my eyes to somethings that are happening around us. When you hear about kidnapping, you will not understand. However, when it happens to you, you’ll become a changed person. I thank SARS Operatives from Umuahia on how they responded promptly. I heard how their leader instructed them to be careful as not to hurt us the victims. They did a marvellous job. The maintenance of our tradition and customs made everyone both strangers and owners of the land to be mindful of their actions as not to offend the gods of the land that are strictly against evil wealth. Those days, there's hardly any family you go in this land that's not flourishing. There's a saying even in the Bible that when people forget their god, they'll become slaves. Kidnapping is slavery. People are now scared to live in this state. Every nation and people has something that was given to them by God through which the environment is maintained.”
Pointing a way forward, Emeyeonu, said: “I’m reaching out to some of my friends that are native doctors; I’m saying that we must come out categorically to invoke the gods of the land to come against native doctor or anyone that will use his powers against the human society. What they can use powers for their personal protection not against the human society. These calamities must not be seen in our land. We must remove this evil before it becomes a tradition. This is not our way of life. Our tradition doesn't support stealing, let alone kidnapping. We shall not fold our hands and watch evil reign in our land. We must take a stand and make sure that anybody, who will work against the law of the land, will pay the price."

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