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Anambra State Cr@cks Down on Misüse of Sup€rnatural Powers

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The Anambra State Government has introduced a bold new law targeting the misụ̀se of supernatural powers for il.legal and h@.rmful activities. This law, contained in Clause 18 of the Anambra State Homeland Security Law, 2025, aims to protect the public from fr@udulent practices while promoting lawful means of livelihood.

What Does the Law Say?

1. Using Ch@rms or Sup€rnatural Powers for Crime or Wealth
If anyone uses practices like “Okeite” or “Eze Nwanyi,” administers charms, or promotes the accumulation of wealth through sup€rnatural means rather than legitimate work, they could face six years in pris0n, a ₦20 million fine, or both.

2. Sacrifi.ces and Ch@rms in Public Spaces
Leaving ch@rms or sacrif.icial items on roads or dumping them in rivers and other public spaces is now ille.gal. 0ffenders face the same p€nalty: six years in pris0n, a ₦20 million fine, or both.

3. False Claims of Supern@tural P0wers
Anyone pretending to have supern@tural p0wers to dec€ive or defr@ud others will also face pr0secution. Such 0ffenders could face impris0nment, hefty fines, or both if c0nvicted.

4. Proving Sup€rnatural Claims
Individuals süspected of m!sleading others with false claims of supern@tural abilities will be required to prove their powers during investigations.

5. Attorney General’s Review
Before any pr0secution takes place, the police must send their findings to the Attorney General of Anambra State for review and legal advice.

Why This Law?

The state government says the law is about safeguarding the community from d@ngerous practices that ha.rm public safety and morals. By clamping down on such activities, the government hopes to create a safer, more responsible society where wealth and success come from honest, legal efforts—not fraudulent or h@rmful r!.tuals.

A Word of Caution

Anambra residents are advised to be aware of this new law and avoid activities that could bring them into conflict with the authorities. Remember, ign0rance of the law is not an excuse.

This is a strong step toward protecting lives and promoting ethical behaviour in Anambra State. Stay informed and ensure your actions align with the law!

 

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