A 28-ear old gold dealer at Obuasi in the Ashanti Region has revealed in a confession how he used vaginal fluids for money rituals. According to Kwame Assenso, he had sex with 183 women for money rituals. He remorsefully stated that he did so to get rich quickly and also become the don of the gold trading business at Obuasi.
He explained that in his quest for money and power, he was introduced to a Mallam at Navrongo in the Upper East Region, who gave him a money god, while he was a galamsey operator at Obuasi.
Narrating how he came by his money, the gold dealer told the DailyGuide newspaper that he was directed by the Mallam to sleep around with women and use the vaginal fluids of the victims to perform rituals for the blood money.
“It all started a year ago when I was introduced to this Mallam by my friends. I wanted to fortify my position as a gold dealer and get more money as well. He helped me out by giving me a money god which needed the vaginal fluids of women,” Assenso recounted.
He also revealed he paid each of the women between GHc 300 and GHc 500 for a night’s encounter, which all happened at his residence in Obuasi. However, the turning point came when one day he met a “prayerful woman” whom he brought home for a hot sex session one night, but it turned out to be the end of the road for him.
Assenso narrated that he stepped out to use the washroom and when he came back, the young lady was praying; an act which made him motionless.
“I asked why she was praying, and she replied that it was nothing. I could not touch her and since then, till my deliverance, I experienced nightmares,” he disclosed.
He narrated that he began experiencing recurrent nightmares, and therefore went to Prophet Kofi Sarfo’s church for spiritual intervention, where he made the startling revelation of the blood money and the number of women he preyed upon.
Kwame Assenso asked the victims of his blood money for forgiveness and pledged to use the proceeds to help the poor, professing that he had turned over a new leaf.
“Our women like money and I want them to know that not all that glitters is gold. They should be careful and not cheapen themselves for money.”
Culled from Yen Ghana
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