My clients in Aso Rock made me what I am – Native Doctor

A man’s true calling is always connected to the desires of his heart. But for those who choose the path of spirituality, can the same laws apply?

Since the advent of modern religion, traditional Nigerian religion and practices have tak¬en a back seat. Day by day, it is becoming increasingly difficult to locate traditional worshippers and purveyors of the many na¬tive religions dedicated to gods in Nigeria.

It, therefore, came as a sur¬prise, when self-acclaimed native doctor and worshipper of the Udo deity, Chimezie Meka, popu¬larly called ‘Anukaenyi’ claimed that many of his clients are in the very seat of power where Nigeria’s rule emanates from on a fact-seeking journey and had a detailed conversation with the Ogidi-Aniukwu village indigene.

Meka, who revealed that he was a trailer driver for 22 con¬secutive years without achiev¬ing anything until he became a native doctor, claimed that every¬thing he has today was achieved through preparing medicines for some government functionaries at Aso Rock Abuja and other in¬fluential people.

 “I did not know that it was be¬cause I derailed from my destiny of traditional medicine practice that I failed to achieve anything for 22 years as a trailer driver.

“After discovering my des¬tiny as a native doctor, my eyes were opened and I was guid-ed by the Udo deity from my grandmother’s village, Iba Udo Okaka Ezeobodo, kindred in Abor Umuoji community. I have recorded a lot of achievements including preparing charms for some people at Aso Rock in Abu¬ja and other places, which helped my rapid progress,” he said.

Meka, who revealed that he was a staunch Christian and a member of Lovers of God Mis¬sion, Iba, Lagos, claimed that he was at a time the second in com¬mand in his church.  (Saturday Independent)

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