Exposed! How a Ghanaian Man Used 'Juju' to Sleep with 42 Women and Leaked the S*xtape (Photo)

A Ghanaian man who specializes in using black magic to lure women into sleeping with him while he secretly recorded videos and sold has been apprehended by the police.

Information gathered by Ghana's Daily Guide indicates that Daniel Ofosu aka Jun­ior, 22, who allegedly filmed his s*xual encounters with some 42 women in Ghana and circulated them for a fee of GHC5.00, was using a charm he collected from Dahomey (spiritualist or spiritual centre) called "Adani" to lure the ladies.

A family member, who spoke to a correspondent on condition of anonymity, said the suspect used a charm necklace to hypnotize the ladies who then followed him to his house for the sex­ual act

Exposed! How a Ghanaian Man Used 'Juju' to Sleep with 42 Women and Leaked the S*xtape (Photo)

According to the source, Daniel, a paint seller, was a mortuary attendant and that during the days he was working, went to Dahomey to collect "Adani," (the juju) meaning "Do as I Com­mand" in the local language for his evil in form of a necklace.

"I saw it and warned him to stop using the charm to influence ladies, because it is a sin. I even went to report him to our pastor, who asked him to stop doing that, but he got angry and stopped attending church" the source articulated.

"You can clearly see that the ladies initially decline to have s*x with him but with the use of the charm, they are hypnotized and yield to his demand," the source indicated.

Daniel uses his laptop webcam to capture the ladies when in the act without their knowledge, however the laptop became faulty and he sent it to an intimate friend of his - Issiw - for repairs. Daniel reportedly lodged a com­plaint with the police after Issiw had failed to return his device to him and the latter was arrested.

Issiw, who had already had access to the 'porn tapes' leaked the videos as pay­back, after he was released from the police cells.

Aside the numerous married women, eight of them have been identified as members of the Calvary Worship Center (formerly Royal) at Asokore and its other branch at Oyoko, a neighboring town, whilst the rest included senior high school students from Oyoko and the Presbyterian Train­ing College among others.