Enugu Uprising: Youths Burn Down Native Doctor's Mansion Over Human Ritual Allegations [VIDEO]

 

Tension erupted in a community in Enugu State after enraged youths demolished the opulent mansion of a well-known native doctor identified simply as Ezeani. The destruction followed disturbing allegations that he was involved in using human beings for money rituals.

What triggered the chaos was a chilling video making rounds online, allegedly showing a pit located within the compound where decomposing bodies—believed to be victims of ritual practices—were dumped. According to local witnesses, the pit was uncovered during an unexpected search of Ezeani’s compound after several reports of missing individuals in the area pointed fingers at the native doctor.

Without waiting for the intervention of law enforcement, furious villagers took matters into their own hands. They descended on the property with stones, fuel, and iron rods, setting the expansive building ablaze. Not even the gates, cars, or statues were spared in the retaliatory attack.

Residents of the community expressed shock at the extent of the horror allegedly carried out behind the serene facade of Ezeani’s estate. Many said he had long been suspected of occult activities, but no one had enough courage or evidence to confront him—until now.

Social media has since erupted with mixed reactions. While some users supported the actions of the youths, others criticized their decision to take the law into their own hands.

“All these kind people no need judgement, just off them immediately,” wrote @OG_BENZEMA_, echoing the sentiments of those calling for instant justice without trial.

@MarkYooto took a different approach, drawing parallels between Ezeani and religious leaders: “What’s the difference between him and those your Naija pastors?” he asked.

Not everyone was convinced of the legitimacy of the mob action. @musk_give_away described the attackers as “jobless youths,” questioning why they didn’t involve the police or relevant authorities. This sentiment was further emphasized by users like @milkyways_honey, who warned that justice might be incomplete if Ezeani’s accomplices were not identified and apprehended.

A more controversial angle came from @DDiQ77index, who outrightly dismissed the idea of human rituals in Nigeria. “It’s just organ-harvest these dreadsar doing with Malaysia-Nigeria crooks,” he claimed, suggesting that the crime may be part of a larger transnational operation involving illicit organ trade.

Calls for further action are growing, with @AzubuikeCh51830 insisting that other suspected ritualists in the area—specifically naming "Eze Fellow" and his hotel—should also face the wrath of the people.

Beyond the immediate chaos and destruction, the broader impact of the incident has reignited conversations about ritual killings, mob justice, and systemic failure in rural policing and intelligence. While it remains unclear whether the police have launched a formal investigation, the public outcry is putting increasing pressure on authorities to act swiftly and transparently.

The incident has also unearthed ethnic and regional tensions, with @rhineheart_Hart posting a grim comment: “Nothing good has ever come out from this eastern region, it’s always been bad sad evil news..” This remark has further fueled debates over stereotypes and stigmatization tied to certain parts of Nigeria.

Many residents fear this act of vigilantism, if left unchecked, may trigger a dangerous precedent for other communities frustrated by slow or non-existent justice delivery.

As of now, Ezeani’s whereabouts remain unknown. His home stands in ruins, serving as a charred symbol of the community’s rage—and the cost of silence in the face of suspected evil. The Enugu State Police Command has yet to issue an official statement. Whether justice will ultimately be served or buried under the rubble remains a question hanging in the air.

A native Doctor in Ezeagu (Enugu) by name Ezeani a.k.a 'e dey play e dey Show', who allegedly uses humans for rituals have been captured and his properties set ablaze!

SAY NO TO EVIL IN THE SOCIETY. pic.twitter.com/Vh1QVE2Yuo

— Nikky Agnes (@agnes_nwanneka) May 27, 2025