An Anambra State High Court sentences a native doctor, Ekene Igboekweze (also reported as Eke Hit), to six years’ imprisonment. The conviction follows charges related to advertising and promoting “wealth charms,” which the reports describe as being used to attract money.
The outlets also report that the case involves online promotion of charms and the doctor’s role in preparing charms, including claims that they may be used by criminals. One account notes that the defendant pleads for mercy, citing the presence of newborn triplets, while both sources describe the same overall outcome and sentence length.
The coverage centers on the court’s decision and the nature of the conduct—public promotion of charms—while providing limited additional detail on the broader investigation, specific evidence shown in court, or whether the defendant appeals the ruling. The reports agree on the six-year term and the link between the conviction and online advertising of wealth-oriented charms.
