Pastor to die by hanging for killing daughter

Following public outrage, the police announced a manhunt for those responsible, but rights groups have repeatedly argued that many such cases rarely end in successful prosecution A rare conviction Against that backdrop, Monday’s judgement stands out as one of the few cases in which a suspect accused of killing someone over witchcraft allegations has been prosecuted and convicted.

In 2024, PREMIUM TIMES also reported that a coalition of civil society organisations launched a coordinated campaign across Cross River communities to combat witchcraft branding.“The campaign against witchcraft branding is gaining momentum, and we will continue to work tirelessly until every child is free from harmful accusations, abuse and violence,” Mr Ibor said.