Slum resident speaks, says witches turn to cats at night

Usman Akinsola, a young man who lives in Ago Egan slum in Bariga, has spoken extensively about the way of life in that slum. In an interview with Legit.ng, the slum dweller spoke about wizardry, explaining how witches operate in that environment. Akinsola talked about the hardship they endure; according to him, boys in the slum do not have much to do. They make their daily bread from carrying baskets of fish from Araromi to Ilaje. The young man said life is indeed tough for them and they look forward to moving out of that area as they hope to find a more conducive environment. He condemned the actions of witches in the slum as he mentioned that they have a presence in that place. He added that pastors do visit the slum during evangelism in order to get the witches to repent. The pastors also create awareness on the activities of the witches in the area.

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