Popular Anambra State native doctor Chidozie Nwangwu, otherwise known as Akwa Tiwara Okuko, has been served court papers from the Anambra State High Court by the state government.
Akwa Okuko will face double count charges, the first being a conspiracy to commit a felony and the second being a charge of kidnapping.
The first charge, according to the court papers, is contrary to section 495(a) of the Criminal Code, Cap. 36, Revised Laws of Anambra State, 1991.
The second charge is contrary to section 315(1) of the Criminal Code Amendment Law 2009.
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Akwa Okuko is accused of conspiring with some others within Anambra State to commit a felony and a kidnapping on September 4, 2024.
Recall that the popular Anambra native doctor had made headlines early in the month of February when the state government ordered his arrest and detention, while his shrine was destroyed by state security agents.
Akwa Okuko has since remained in detention despite express displeasure from certain individuals in the state, who thought he was being deprived of his fundamental human right of freedom of worship.
Governor Soludo also ordered the arrest of several other native doctors and asked them to use their powers and vanish from custody. That if they could do that, no one would worry them anymore.
