Okija_juju:


If this were tithe and offering that is being pocketed by one man, would you say the same thing?!

Can a Mad man ever have access to Church Offering and tithe?!

Atleast the gods are indirectly feeding the helpless..

No bring mouth near my business again o!! Go face your NURTWs their problem for Ondo State.

blink182: What is sad about it, the state of the man or the fact he is eating sacrificial food?

I have an aunt in her late 70's/80's that is in the habit of packing sacrificial food whenever and wherever she drives into them especially raw plantain. She says she is the deity that whoever dropped the food is worshipping.

Now this aunty get money wella wella. So what's the pity about?

Realest123: If you live in Nigeria, then you should be familiar with this. Often times we see these plates filled with food and left on the side of the road. It's called Ebó - a ritual offering or sacrifice as dictated by divination, which sometimes involves the offerings of cooked foods.

This homeless man was seen yesterday at Bakara Junction, Palm Groove, Lagos feeding on ritual food and even packing the rest inside a Nylon. Sad!

AB$I:
Coincidentally i'm watching a documentary on the repercussion of doing such. I pity this man has his days r now being monitored by principalities&power to further d advancement of spiritists,medium,sorcerers, witches,wizards,ximotas, asheteroths etc

successcertain: lobatan the gods has eaten up the sacrifice, prayer done answer. Reminds me of a junior school friend of mine, his name is Akebo

jeddyMay: MY God shall supply all my needs

timpaker: Fashola is working. do people still do that shit in this dispensation?

AB$I:
Coincidentally i'm watching a documentary on the repercussion of doing such. I pity this man has his days r now being monitored by principalities&power to further d advancement of spiritists,medium,sorcerers, witches,wizards,ximotas, asheteroths etc

free2ryhme: This is a common occurrence in lagos. Why make an issue of it. Some lagosians are into sacrifical things

~Bluetooth:


The issue I'm asking is why the so called gods are not eating the food. . .I guess the gods would have preferred KFC to that oily chicken in the clay pot.

Realest123: If you live in Nigeria, then you should be familiar with this. Often times we see these plates filled with food and left on the side of the road. It's called Ebó - a ritual offering or sacrifice as dictated by divination, which sometimes involves the offerings of cooked foods.

This homeless man was seen yesterday at Bakara Junction, Palm Groove, Lagos feeding on ritual food and even packing the rest inside a Nylon. Sad!

Le Ostrich:

what is sad is the ediot who thinks letting food rot in the name of feeding a diety or god will bring him/her prosperity.

Guy! dine on.

When I was in boarding house we used to sneek out to a river close by.

One day we stayed late up till about 6pm and where able to witness a ritual offering going on.

The voodoo priest or whatever they are called asked the magga to bring canned food including several bottles of coke and a chicken to be thrown into the river as offering.

By co-incidence the next day (being a saturday) we went to the river bank and as the case maybe there was a low tide and the river bank had receded several metres and lo and behold where canned foods (baked beans, sardines, gesha, corned beef, sweet corn , etc).

Being the semi-starved boarding students we naturally helped ourselves to the offerings that had stuck to the mud bank.

We made it a habbit to visit the river bank early each morning when the tide was low to scavenge for "offerings".

Boarding house come sweet no be small.

Soon, the voodoo priests aka 419ers caught hold and switched their offering site. We found out as soon as they switched until they finally changed their river god.

I love religion.