VOICED : Togo's Voodoo market offers help to all

The video discusses the journey of Adelphi Hanji from Benin to Lome in search of a cure for his persistent headache. It highlights the voodoo market in Lome, where healers use various traditional remedies to treat ailments. The market offers consultations for a range of health issues, attracting both locals and tourists. However, tourism has declined due to Ebola, affecting the market's economy. Politicians also visit the market for talismans, though the effectiveness of these items remains confidential.

Why did Adelphi Hanji travel to Lome?

• To explore the city

• To find a cure for his headache

• To visit family

• To start a new job

What types of items are used by healers at the voodoo market?

• Modern medical equipment

• Reptile bones and feathers

• Electronic devices

• Synthetic chemicals

What is the cost of a consultation at the voodoo market?

• €3.00

• €10.00

• €5.00

• €1.00

What has caused a decline in tourism at the voodoo market?

• Political instability

• Economic recession

• Ebola outbreak

• Natural disasters

Why do politicians visit the voodoo market?

• To buy souvenirs

• To hold rallies

• To meet constituents

• To seek lucky talismans