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Fear Of Juju: Thieves Return Stolen Money After Victim Reported To Native Doctor
“The fear of God is the beginning of wisdom” is the principal thing but to many, the fear of jazz and otumokpo is the beginning of repentance, confession and restitution as some thieves have reportedly handed back some of the items they stole. The thieves, who were said to have stolen Ghc10,000 from their victim […]
“The fear of God is the beginning of wisdom” is the principal thing but to many, the fear of jazz and otumokpo is the beginning of repentance, confession and restitution as some thieves have reportedly handed back some of the items they stole.
The thieves, who were said to have stolen Ghc10,000 from their victim in Ghana, reportedly returned the money after the victim reported the incident to a native doctor at Borkor Bullet Hanson shrine in Volta region of Ghana.
As reported by Revival FM, five robbers were summoned to Borkor Bullet Hanson’s shrine to confess to the incident. They, however, denied stealing the money at the initial process.
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However after a ritual was conducted, one of them reportedly admitted to stealing the money. Few hours after leaving the shrine, one of the accused also reportedly came begging for his life with the stolen money. He returned Gh¢9700 and confessed he spent Gh¢300.
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