January 31, 2026
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Anambra State Government Closes Controversial Shrine Linked to Oke Ite Practice and Yahoo Plus in Okija

The Anambra State Government has sealed off a shrine in the village of Umuofor, Okija, Ihiala Local Government Area, which was allegedly being used by a 32-year-old man named Ekene Igboegbueze to conduct supernatural rituals for illicit wealth, including the notorious Oke Ite and Yahoo Plus practices.

This was made known by the Special Adviser to Governor Chukwuma Soludo on Community Security, Ken Emeakai.

He disclosed this when he led men of Operation Udo Ga-Achi to the shrine, explained that the government sealed the place on account of complaints it received from the people of Okija about the illegal business of Igboegbueze and online video where Mr Ekene said that he does Oke ite, Yahoo Plus, Awele for people which is contrary to Anambra State Homeland Security Laws.

He further said that state government has also sealed all the properties acquired by the suspect with the proceeds of the illegal business and all the items seen in the shrine will undergo foreinsic test and the outcome will determine what government will do with him.

On his part, the Director of Operation, Agunechemba Security Outfit, Mr Chinenye Ihenko lamented that the activities of fake native doctors and pastors are promoting get rich quick syndrome in the state and cautioned the youths to desist from patronising them as they are deceitful.

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