Congo's witches and wizards surprised their fellow countrymen and women by holding a huge durbar to demonstrate their magical abilities in front of the entire population.
Because of the stigma associated with holding demonic powers, the great people of Congo believed the witches and wizards were lying about the D-Day.
These sorceresses and enchanters, on the other hand, proved them wrong when they proudly arrived at the event venue dressed in red and yellow attire to entertain the attendees with electrifying performances.
In some of the photos from the event that have surfaced online, the witches and wizards can be seen merrily flying.
While some people praised the witches and wizards for their bravery, others chastised them for not using their supernatural abilities for good rather than generating pain, sorrow, and destruction.
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