The Governor said in the recent week, there were two more cases of sanguma accusations in Enga Province and more than 20 innocent women, within the space of a month, have been victims of this accusations and violence, including a young child who was tortured near Sirunki.
He condemned the violence and accusations, saying the torturing and murdering must stop.
He said the belief in Sanguma, is not an Engan law, nor culture, and those pointing fingers at an accused are committing a crime against the State of Papua New Guinea.