Anambra Bans Use Of Chams For Supernatural Powers, Human Parts, Accumulation Of Wealth
The Anambra State government has banned the use of chams for acquisition of supernatural feats and wealth other than through lawful means of livelihood.
...Offenders face 6- year jail term or N20 million fine for both
... Offences of use human parts attracts 25 years jail without any option of fine
The Anambra State government has banned the use of chams for acquisition of supernatural feats and wealth other than through lawful means of livelihood.
The government also, specifically banned the practice of "Okeite or Eze Nwanyi, under any guise, to administer any substance or charm, on any other person for the purpose of commissioning of any offence or for the purpose of wealth by supernatural means other than by any known lawful means of livelihood or who publicly propagates the accumulation of such wealth other than by any known lawful means of livelihood.
Clause 18 of the Offences on use of Supernatural Powers, also stated that any person or persons who "Commits the offence is liable on conviction to imprisonment for a term of six years with an option of fine of N20 million or both."
The clause read in part: 1'"Any person who under the practice of "
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