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There's a lot of superstition involved, but they mentioned the wrong religion.
Vodoun is from Benin, with only a minor presence in Nigeria and Togo, etc. Nigeria is mainly Ifa (Yoruban), Odinani (Igbo) and a handful of other tribal variants. They're similar, but not the same religions, deities, nor cosmology. Also "voodoo" is the spelling used when referring to the version in Haiti and USA (eg. New Orleans) which changed enough to become almost entirely different religions (different deities, cosmology, etc). So, while there's certainly cursing involved in some cases, take that label with a hefty grain of salt.
Besides, if we're talking about people being coerced into servitude on account of superstition, Christinanity would by far be at the top of the list.
https://www.mamiwata.com/articles/trokosi.html
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