Togbe Shito in a tight spot as Okyenhene Summons Him To Kyebi
The fetish priest is reported to have defrauded a female client and released a video of her in nude at her shrine.
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Togbe Shito is in a state of dilemma after exposing a female client who went for double money in a recent viral video.
The family members of the customer have accused him of the emotional distress of their relative, whilst the Okyenhene and many other victims are fumed for fraud and character assassination of the woman.
An interview with a victim of Togbe Shito by William Ofori Akwaboa, who spoke on anonymity, revealed that the woman's family are urgently pursuing a court case against the fetish priest, and other people who have also suffered the same form of embarrassment. He revealed that the family is looking forward to serving Togbe Shito at Okyehene's palace to serve him with copies of court summons for defamation of character.
He explained that the fetish priest promised to 'double money for him', but never happened and when he went there to find out the reason why it did not materialise, he was welcomed with an assault by the priest bodyguards.
All efforts to get back his two thousand Ghana cedis have proved futile after the priest showed a video of him during his rituals, adding that he has done this to many clients who patronized his services.
Many residents in the Eastern region are alleging that it has been the ploy of the fetish priest (Togbe Shito) to expose the woman in the said viral video and has occasionally done the same to many clients who visit his shrine to seek help from his gods, adding that many alleged police cases have been filed against the fetish priest in the region.
Information gathered by Soiree News Eastern Regional Correspondent indicates, that Togbe Shito has travelled out of the country to Benin following the summons by the Okyehene; Nana Amoatia Ofori Panin to Kyebi Palace.
The Recent murder of a 10-year-old Ishmael by two teenage boys has brought a lot of attention to fetish priests in the Eastern region of Ghana, especially those living in the Akyem lands, who are identified as highly vulnerable to society.
William Ofori Akwaboa Eastern Regional Correspondent
