Meet the UK witch doctors exploiting sick Brits, claiming to cure cancer using AFRICAN medicine and powers.

“Witch doctors” are exploiting sick and vulnerable Brits claiming they can cure illnesses such as cancer for tens of thousands of pounds.

The “healers” promise to banish disease, fix fertility problems and overcome mental health issues – for a large sum.

These “healers” advertising online after one leafleted homes claiming to be able to solve any health problem in 48 hours.

One “healer”, Fatt-ha Grami from Streatham Hill, South London, professed in his Gumtree advert he was “born gifted” and could solve problems “impossible to be solved” including illness and disease.

DailyMail UK reporter visited him posing as a woman with a cancerous brain tumour. He told us it had grown as a result of black magic.

Inside his flat – kitted out with a flatscreen TV and several laptops – Grami asked our investigator for her name, mother’s name and date of birth before muttering an ­incantation while carrying out a ritual with a string of tribal beads.

Half an hour later, as incense filled the room and cable TV played in the background, Grami – wearing a floor-length hooded cloak – revealed his diagnosis.

“There is a way to help you make the cancer disappear. But there is no way for the tumour. Maybe you need an operation for that.”

Putting on pressure, he continued: “You cannot escape from it now. After the cure, we need to do a protection with you.”

Grami then explained the cancer was caused by eating sauce from tinned baked beans and could be cured by a combination of spiritual protection, African medicine – and lots of cash.

    

Witch Doctor in Liverpool Reza Moussav

He said: “This is going to cost you a lot of money. £3,300. But in 24 days it will be gone. Even in two weeks’ time you go to the hospital and they check your head and you see the difference. I’m very confident.”He suggested ­hesitating would result in a price hike. “Because it’s new, the cancer is not very strong but it can spread. Then we can still do something but it can be harder and cost more.”After paying £100 in cash for a DHL delivery of the medicine from Africa, we were told to return the next day to collect the first dose of the concoction. Grami handed over a bag of leaves and twigs for another £200 cash, promising the remainder of the “treatment” for a further £3,000.

Experts claim the voodoo medicine industry is booming with thousands of so-called “healers” in Britain luring tens of thousands of people into their net every year. As well as making false claims about cures, they fleece their vulnerable clients of huge chunks of cash.Predators: Witch doctors

Criminologist and police expert witness Dr Richard Hoskins, said: “The money being paid by some people is eye-watering. We’re talking 

of hundreds of thousands of pounds.

“The people doing this are very manipulative and very clever. They know how to coerce others out of money.