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Billionaire Native Doctor Akwa Okukọ Tiwara Aki Refunds N3 Million to Client Over Alleged Fake Charm

Billionaire Native Doctor Akwa Okukọ Tiwara Aki Refunds N3 Million to Client Over Alleged Fake Charm

In a startling turn of events, Akwa Okukọ Tiwara Aki, a wealthy and renowned native doctor, has refunded N3 million to a dissatisfied client following accusations of preparing ineffective charms and using force to silence the client’s demands for a refund.

The client claims he initially paid Akwa Okukọ N2.5 million to prepare a powerful charm, or ibubo, along with a protection charm. Despite following strict instructions — including abstaining from contact with women for 28 days to enhance the charm’s effectiveness — he reported no results. After months without any perceived success, the client returned to Akwa Okukọ, who then requested an additional N500,000 to “enhance” the charm. However, even after the additional payment, the charms allegedly failed to work.

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When the client sought a refund, he alleges that Akwa Okukọ responded violently. According to the client’s account, Akwa Okukọ instructed his aides to assault him. The client described a harrowing ordeal, during which he was stripped, beaten, and sustained injuries.

Following this confrontation, Akwa Okukọ initially refunded only N500,000, insisting it was the final settlement. Dissatisfied, the client took his grievance to an advocacy man, VDM, which amplified his story. Within a day of the report, Akwa Okukọ reportedly returned the remaining N2.5 million, along with an additional N500,000 upon hearing that he will be reported to VDM.

VDM later confirmed the full repayment, early today.

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