Aboakyer Festival: Thief Allegedly Steals Phone, Other Items Of Fetish Priestess: “The Person Will Die”

• A thief allegedly stole the items of a fetish priestess during the celebration of the Aboakyer festival by residents of Winneba in Ghana's Central Region
• In an interview, she vowed that the robber would perish too soon if her belongings were not returned
• The fetish priestess' video was posted on Twitter by @SIKAOFFICIAL1, which has received a lot of views and reactions

A daring thief allegedly stole the items of a fetish priestess at the celebration of the Aboakyer festival by the natives of Winneba in Ghana's Central Region.

The incident happened while the youth were preparing themselves for the hunt of a deer, which is the highlight of the occasion.

The thieves reportedly took advantage of the drumming and dancing to rob people including the fetish priestess.

Fetish priestess vows the thief will die

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Speaking to Atinka TV about the incident, the fetish priestess threatened that the thief would meet an untimely demise if her items were not returned.

"Someone stole my phone, money and purse. The person who took them should know that this is a festival. The person will die if my items are not returned," she said.

Despite the event, the town's youth persisted in getting ready for the hunt and celebrated with dancing and drumming.

The Aboakyer festival is an annual celebration held every first week in May by the Effutu in Winneba to mark the migration of Simpafo, the people of Winneba.

The video of the fetish priestess shared on Twitter by @SIKAOFFICIAL1 has gained a lot of views and reactions.

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Watch the video below:

Reactions to the video of fetish priestess' ordeal

@Harmony_973 commented:

Buh, all jokes aside, she fit kill the thief. I know that small town called Gyahadzie; these people are somehow dangerous.

@Kojo_Wud posted:

People hard oo.

@Amerrley said:

“Wamfa ba aa ob3bor wo dua”.

@falcon_biney commented:

Bois y3 fokn oo eii! How can u do this to okomfo> baa.

@blac4rina said:

The gods must be crazy.

@son_of_favor posted:

Everything is possible in this country.

@AsareJW shared:

Wahala forever.

@seth_aristocrat reacted:

Make them take that power she get to track the phone errr?

iTymer_Gdgetz70 said:

All be lie, we no go return am.

@thetruepisces said:

People get vim ooo.

@februarian posted:

Naaaahhhh, how can you steal a priestess' phone. Ei.

@siisi_arkorful commented:

Some human beings get vim o. Herh.

@AshinyoKwame said:

The gods sef know say man gotta to eat.

@DyckChristabel commented:

The woman with the blood issue touched the hem of Jesus' garment, and instantly, he felt it! Aunty gyai gyai gyai JESUS is the only way.

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@dan_wus said:

The streets are cold, swears.

Ghanaian man shows video of thief attempting to jump into neighbour's house at midnight

Separately, YEN.com.gh reported that a Ghanaian man, Fiifi Ayisi, caused an online stir when he posted a five-minute video on social media that showed how a young man attempted to break into his neighbour's house at midnight.

He posted the video and added the caption: "This thief jumped into my neighbour's house and did not know he was being recorded."

Source: YEN.com.gh