Woman found guilty of people trafficking after forcing two Nigerian women into prostitution by making them eat snakes in African black magic ceremony

Lizzy Idahosa and husband Jackson Omoruyi made £70,000 from victims Women were terrified with voodoo and made to to take part in 'juju' ritual They believed they were travelling to Britain for a better life But pair were forced to work as prostitutes in massage parlours around UK Jury told the African black magic was used to scare women into complying Believed they would face 'illness, madness, infertility or death' if they didn't Pregnant Idahosa, 24, found guilty of eight counts including trafficking, inciting women to be prostitutes and transferring criminal property Omoruyi, 41, was convicted of two counts of money laundering A woman has been found guilty of people trafficking after she forced two Nigerian women into prostitution by making them eat snakes in an African black magic ceremony. Lizzy Idahosa, 24, and her husband Jackson Omoruyi, 41, made more than £70,000 out of the women, who were terrified with voodoo and made see a witchdoctor for a sinister 'juju' ceremony. Both are now facing jail after Idahosa was convicted of trafficking the women, inciting them to become prostitutes and transferring criminal property, while Omoruyi was found guilty of money laundering.