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An purported native doctor from Enugu named Obi Levi Obieze, who has been accused of being a native doctor involved in ritual practices, has come forward in a viral video to refute the accusations, according to a video posted by Sahara Reporters on Friday, May 30, 2025.. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
In the video, Obieze identifies himself as Okrika, a modest trader who sells in used clothing, rather than a native doctor. As an entrepreneur, I sell Okrika. In the video, Obieze said, “I live in Benin and I only have an ID card. I don’t have an ECOWAS passport.” “I am not a doctor from the area. To further distance himself from the charges, he continued, “As I speak to you now, I am homeless.” Obieze clarified that his current situation is severe, implying that he does not have a permanent residence and does not participate in any ritualistic or spiritual activities.
Since then, the video has gone viral and generated a range of responses on the internet. Given the gravity of the accusations, some Nigerians are still dubious of his assertions, while others are calling for more research before making any judgments. Prior allegations had connected Obieze to the purported abduction of a 13-year-old girl in Enugu, which stoked concerns about ritualistic behavior and human trafficking. Human rights organizations have warned against making snap decisions based only on viral videos and have demanded a fair and open investigation. The case emphasizes the necessity of following the right legal procedures and exercising prudence when dealing with charges that are generated by social media.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
