Female Native Doctor Based in Asaba Shares Highest Amount She Has Been Paid by Her Client

Female Native Doctor Based in Asaba Shares Highest Amount She Has Been Paid by Her Client

  • An Asaba-based native doctor has come public about her profession and the ups and downs associated with it
  • In an interview, she mentioned how she inherited the traditional profession and what her work involves
  • The married lady also opened up about the highest amount a client had paid her and an estimate of the money in her account

A native doctor based in Asaba, identified as Uju, has disclosed that she owns a shrine where she does spiritual works for people.

The native doctor, who hails from Okija in Anambra state, made this known in a public interview with TikTok content creator @patorchizzy1.

Nigerian lady Uju from Okija in Anambra state shares her experience and challenges as female native doctor.
Asaba-based Nigerian female native doctor Uju recounts her experience in a viral video. Photo Credit: @patorchizzy1
Source: TikTok

Highest amount paid to native doctor

"I am a native doctor. I own a shrine.
"I do spiritual work. Anything that has to do with spirituality," she told the stunned interviewer in a video.

In the course of the interview, the native doctor disclosed that she is married. When asked about the highest amount she had received, she said a client had paid her N3.5 million.

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She added that the native doctor work was inherited from her great grand father.

Speaking proudly about her occupation, the native doctor said it has been impacting her life positively as well as those she had helped.

She said her account is running in millions and she has a landed property.

Watch her interview below:

Reactions trail native doctor's interview

Lady p305💥 said:

"So money dey all this spiritual stuff I think 💬 I will go and answer my call as an is a ezewayi."

c😘h💞i💋d🔥e💫r⚘️a🥳 said:

"I don't know that native doctors dress sweet and neat, I like her grace and tap from it oooo."

Bella Nathaniel233 said:

"Na my customer wey I dey sew clothes for oooo😊Ezenwanyi."

Odoskidoo1🇩🇪🇮🇹🇦🇺 said:

"Very sincere woman if na some fool dey fit call that short 100k."

I_chose_life_💯✅ said:

"Being a native doctor is not a bad thing we just don’t understand the meaning and we all think dem to b bad."

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amicable said:

"So money dey for netive doctor 😳 business idea."

ziikol said:

"No waitin nollywood tell us how come native doctor dey speak better English."

Enjoymentboo said:

"Who notice say native doctor dey talk truth pass Nigeria pastors?"

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a female native doctor had said that every human being on earth has a water they came from.

Wealthy female native doctor who owns mansion

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a wealthy female native doctor had shown off her majestic house.

The native doctor estimated that she makes around N6.5 million monthly just from consultations and owns a mansion with an estimated cost of N146 million.

“Most people assume that witchdoctors are poor and lead miserable lives. That is not the case. I am a woman of means, and my juju business has made me rich,” she said.

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