The Story Teller Blog Exclusive - few days ago, we brought you the story of an Edo Woman based in Italy, who travelled to Nigeria to seek spiritual assistance from a juju priest, only to be "manipulatively" taken as a third wife.
You can read the story here.
We have been receiving lots of feedback, from friends of the victim and will be publishing an update of that story as soon as we make contact with the victim.
Of such feedback we have received is a particular story of another Edo Woman, whose identity we will not reveal, in order to protect her image.
She contacted us and made gruelling revelations of a particular native doctor, disguised as a pastor, who has been extorting her for the past eight months.
For the purpose of this publication, we will refer to the Germany based Edo Woman as "Mrs BK".
According to Mrs BK, trouble started for her when she relocated from Italy to Germany, with the hope of better opportunities . She had moved to Bavaria, Germany, with her husband and two children.
Upon arrival, things were very difficult for her family, her husband was without job for a long time, she had to fend for the family.
She picked up two jobs while her husband catered for the two children; between the ages of 4 and 9, at home.
Things became even more difficult when the husband of Mrs BK lost his father, back home in Edo State, Nigeria and had to raise money for the funeral rites.
According to Mrs BK, her husband started nagging, leaving home for several days without informing the family of his whereabouts.
He summoned her one fateful day, brought up the idea that Mrs BK should "do what other women do, to take care of the family" when she questioned him about what he meant, he is said to have bluntly ordered her to hit the "streets". .
In other words, he was instructing her to go into pro$t$t ion, to raise money for his father's funeral.
She obliged, travelled to Antwerp, Belgium, where she stayed for 3 weeks, engaging in unmentionable acts, to raise money for her husband.
She narrated, making such trips on three to four occasions, where she raised not less than 10,000 Euros, 50% of which was sent to Nigeria for burial preparation.
About a week to the date fixed for the burial, Mr BK suddenly decided he would want the family to travel to Nigeria, he needed to pay his last respect to his father.
Our source explained, she had to raise monies that would cover their itinerary, hotels and more..
They arrived Nigeria safely and the burial was a success. There was however a twist when she attended a church service with an old friend, the pastor is said to have called her out from a crowd of worshippers, prophesying; telling her the past, present and future.
He told her what had happened in Belgium, he told her what she did, why she was there, what she got and lot more.
Mrs BK was shocked, he told her details she haven't revealed to anyone, not even her husband.
He went further to tell her, her in-laws were planning to kill her children, thereafter they would attribute their deaths to ''ehinwin owa'' (that's supposed to mean, death brought about by angry ancestors).
She had to keep the prophesy from her husband, quickly undergo some prayers to avert the tragedy, before returning with her family to Germany.
She did as she was told, it was during the ''spiritual work'' she realised the pastor was more or less a native doctor.
But she wasn't bothered, it was not her first time visiting witch doctors, she was only interested in preventing the deaths lurking at her door.
She purchased ducks, coconuts, white chalks, assorted colours of candles, and paid N20,000 in cash for the prayers.
Returning to Germany, her daughter fell sick within two weeks, she was taken to the hospital, but doctors could not diagnose her ailment. She had suddenly lost appetite, was emaciating and suffering from severe nightmare.
She contacted the pastor, who asked her to send a whopping 500 Euros! if she wanted her daughter to survive. At first she refused, but had to send him the money, when the child's case got worse.
Her daughter got better, after whatever the pastor had done, back home in Nigeria.
A month later it was the turn of her son, she had to send the pastor money, once again.
Since then, he has been milking her nonstop, her children keep falling ill at intervals.
Just recently, the ''419'' native doctor-pastor, told her they were in a contract, he will continue to see to it that her children are safe; nothing bad would happen to her or the children, on the condition that she continues to send him a specific amount at the end of every month.
Mrs BK said, she was motivated to contact us after reading the story of the married woman in Italy, she suspected it could be the same man extorting her.
But when we checked the information of the pastor, we discovered it was a different person.
He is just one of the numerous fraudsters parading themselves as pastors.
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