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Married cheating couple that was recently found sexually stuck, has been taken to a traditional healer after four prophets failed to separate the two despite them applying anointing oil on their private parts and drinking three cases of anointing water.

After failing to raise a K40, 000 which the husband to the wife caught was demanding, affected family members started looking for the husband who later switched off his mobile phone and is suspected to have gone back to his home country Tanzania.

Owner of the wife yesterday sent a message to his wife stating that he warned her against cheating and he could no longer stand the shame of living with a wife who allows sexual bluetooth connections with everyone.

The stuck couple which has attracted a lot of mixed reactions from society, was yesterday afternoon taken to a traditional healer Dr Jemba who is up to now still failing to separate the two despite demanding for K20, 000 which he got and used K6, 000 to get other unlocking charms from his friends which have not worked.

The couple say they are feeling unimaginable pain in their private parts and finding it difficult to urinate as the man is just urinating inside the woman.

‘We are using chambers to defacate in front of the people around because we can’t do it with the help of others,’ the couple complains.

Facts of the matter are that husband to the wife caught with another man was demanding for K40,000 cash to unlock them after they got stuck while having sex.

Family to the man caught with someone’s wife only managed to raise K18,500. 

Separating the two has failed by all means and only the owner of the wife has the magical key to unlock the two secret but now public lovers.

Sources familiar with the charm used say to separate the two, sperms from a half blind (has one eye 👁️) male black and brown dog, fresh faeces of a coloured female virgin, a dirty pant of the mother to the man caught and other charms from the bush are needed.

A notorious militia in the eastern Democratic Republic Congo reportedly executed 17 hostages on Sunday, according to local sources.

According to local community leader Banguneni Gbalande, at least 17 prisoners held by CODECO insurgents in the Djugu territory, 45 kilometers (30 miles) north of Bunia in Ituri province, were killed.

The families of some of those killed, according to Gbalande, informed him of the situation.

Another regional traditional elder, Toko Kagbanese, told AFP that the “hostages are dead, they have been executed by the CODECO militia.”

The Cooperative for the Development of the Congo (CODECO) is one of the numerous military organizations present in the unrest-ridden, mineral-rich area.

According to a local in Bambu, one of the two villages assaulted on Saturday, the residents were held hostage after three CODECO members were slain in an altercation with an opposing militia. A pregnant woman was among those held hostage, according to the source, who wished to remain anonymous for security concerns.

In the gold-rich Ituri province, dozens of people have been slaughtered every week since the end of 2022.

30 individuals, including women and children, have died in a string of atrocities that have been attributed to CODECO fighters in recent days.

A militia known as CODECO claims to defend the Lendu community from the army and the Hema, a different ethnic community.

Many armed organizations, many of which are a result of local wars that erupted in the 1990s and 2000s, are present throughout Eastern Congo.

One of the high-violence areas is the province of Ituri, where attacks routinely result in the deaths of dozens of people.