23-Year-Old Confesses to Witchcraft, Allegedly Turns Neighbor into Chicken for 3 Weeks in Adamawa State
Tangla Isuwa, a 23-year-old resident of Dong community in Demsa Local Government Area, has admitted to bewitching his neighbor, Danladi Markus, and transforming him into a chicken for a span of 3 weeks. The shocking incident has led to a series of events involving local youth and authorities.
Details:
According to Tangla's confession, he bewitched Danladi Markus in retaliation for his father's alleged murder through witchcraft. The incident took place sometime in 2020 when Tangla was given charms by an individual known as Mabudi. Following Mabudi's instructions, Tangla mixed the charms with cooked white chicken and consumed it. As a result, he started witnessing strange visions of animals with abnormal numbers of legs.
Tangla revealed that this experience marked his initiation into occultism, making him a self-proclaimed witch. Subsequently, he claimed that Danladi Markus and his stepfather, Absalom, were responsible for the death of his biological father. Seeking vengeance, Tangla employed witchcraft to immobilize Danladi's spirit and tied him to a mango tree.
After causing Danladi to become critically ill, a family meeting was convened where Danladi purportedly pointed out Tangla and Mabudi as the culprits behind his affliction. As tensions escalated, Tangla worked to free Danladi from his magical grasp, facing difficulties due to Mabudi's intentions to sacrifice Danladi for meat.
Despite his actions, Tangla asserted that he had successfully released Danladi and that he currently remains in good health. While admitting to practicing witchcraft, Tangla firmly denied involvement in any actual killings.
Conclusion:
The confession of Tangla Isuwa has brought to light a disturbing tale of alleged witchcraft and its repercussions. Local authorities have arrested multiple individuals in connection with the assault on Tangla. The incident serves as a reminder of the complexities surrounding belief systems and their impact on communities.
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