Money-seeking SHS student turns occult

By Solomon Mensah

A Senior High School graduate, Yaw Baah, who was lured by his ‘school father,’ (a term used to refer to a senior of whom a junior serves in school) has narrated his ordeal in occultism on Nsem Pii.

He said that after some series of wonders his School Father performed to him secretly in order to win him to occultism, he gave in to be occult when the senior conjured money.

Yaw Baah told Nyansa Boakwa that his School Father made him buy a book of occultism of which he read in three months.   

The book written in English, Arabic and Greek demanded he, Yaw Baah, called on the spirit in a seclude place. “Anyone bumping on me,” he said, “means that I will either go mad or die.”

He added that he feared to call on the spirit in his rented room so he called on his School Father to be with him but the senior refused. “My School Father gave me a ring which I wore but I fainted immediately. I woke up and walked to a mountain in Yaw Kwei near Konongo in the Ashante Region. There, I had a dwarf following me unknowingly. This was because the ring I wore had touched a leaf which had dew on it- it was a secret my senior should have told me.”

After the dwarfs left him, another spirit by name Idossore came to him which gave Yaw Baah a new mane as Rykon Shadokka.

Yaw Baah said he went through a lot, madness, but he is thankful to God for delivering him from occultism. He warned and cautioned SHS students to distant themselves from such calling on spirits and that they should not be money conscious.