Abuja Native Doctor Sh0ots Himself D£ad While Testing “Bulletproof” Charm

Abuja Native Doctor Shoots Himself Dead While Testing “Bulletproof” Charm
A tragic and shocking incident occurred in Abuja after a native doctor reportedly lost his life while attempting to test the potency of a “bulletproof” charm he had prepared.
According to eyewitnesses, the traditional healer had boasted about the effectiveness of the charm and decided to demonstrate it in front of his clients and apprentices. He allegedly instructed one of them to open fire at him, believing the charm would protect him.
Sadly, the charm failed. The bullet pierced his body, and he collapsed instantly. Efforts to rush him to the hospital were unsuccessful, as he was confirmed dead moments later.
Community in Shock
Residents of the area are still in disbelief. Many describe the incident as an avoidable tragedy fueled by overconfidence and the increasing desperation for supernatural protection amidst rising insecurity.
Local authorities have launched an investigation into the circumstances leading to the shooting. The person who fired the gun is said to be assisting the police.
Superstition vs. Reality
This incident highlights the dangers of relying on unverified charms and mystical practices for protection. Security experts warn that while people seek safety by any means possible, nothing replaces proper security measures, vigilance, and lawful protection tools.
A Cautionary Tale
The death of the Abuja native doctor serves as a grim reminder: testing charms with live ammunition is reckless and deadly. Communities are encouraged to avoid such risky practices and seek safer, more rational methods of safeguarding their lives.