By T. Stokes

Police  are holding a goat in Nigeria for attempting to steal a Mazda 323 motor vehicle.

Two robbers were pursued by a crowd of men, and while one escaped the other appeared to turn into a goat.

Kwara police spokesman Tunde Mohammed said, “we cannot confirm the story as yet, but the goat is being held pending enquiries”

The goat is believed to not have any previous convictions.

Belief in Kendocki witchcraft is prevalent in Nigeria, and in African communities worldwide, it came to prominence in Britain with the “body in the Thames” investigation with the ongoing bush-meat scandals, where animal and human body parts are secretly imported for both table delicacies, supposed healing properties and to increase fertility, and was in part behind the appointment of John Sentamu to Archbishop of York for his influence over the 300 African breakaway Evangelical communities in the London area alone.

Debbie Arroyo from the organization, “Africans against child abuse” has campaigned constantly against bushmeat animal and human body imports.

Kanu Kwangko has said Nigerian witchcraft is no more ridiculous than the British Government awarding 12000 pounds each to IRA terrorists.