Spiritual Warfare Nigerian Witches Declare Total war On Boko Haram

Those who know where Abubakar Shekau is hiding should better tell him to run for his life as the witches and wizards in Nigeria have declared war on him.

The days of the dreaded violent Boko Haram sect may soon be numbered, if the words of the Witches and Wizards Association of Nigeria, WITZAN, is anything to go by. According to the witches and wizards who say they are the custodians ot Nigerian culture, they are ready to wage total war on the insurgents and bring them to their knees.
In a national emergency meeting held in Afuze, Edo State, over the worrying situation in the country, the witches and wizard body, through its leader and spokesman, Dr. Okhue Iboi, have concluded plans to take the war to the sect and free the country from its strangle hold.
Reading from a communique, Dr. Iboi said:

Witches and Wizards in Nigeria are deeply worried by what is going on in the country especially Boko Haram insurgency. As stake-holders in the Nigerian project, we can no longer afford to fold our hands while the nation burns. Enough is enough.

Our bi-annual meeting was actually supposed to come up in first week of October, but our fellow brothers and sisters from these three North eastern states made passionate appeal to our general assembly imploring us to discuss Boko Haram matter. Witches and wizards in Adamawa, Borno and Yobe States want us to intervene, to help cage Shekau and his blood-thirsty lieutenants.

We witches and wizards in Nigeria have sealed the fate of Shekau. His days are numbered. He will be captured before the end of December, and contrary to the image and impression he has been creating that he is a warrior, after his capture, he will start singing like a canary bird.

An ordinary eye can’t see what we are seeing in the coven world. Witches and wizards have put Shekau on our radar. There is no peace for him again until the day of his arrest.

Also speaking on the kidnapped Chibok girls, Dr. Iboi said:

Those girls are coming back home. They will be rescued, but it is sad that I have to say here that not all of them are coming back. They are not being held in the same place, some are in Niger, and some are in Cameroon while others are in Chad and Nigeria.

What do we believe now?