mmsen:


It is immoral to promote falsehoods.

What has being African got to being willfully ignorant?

Please don't quote me if you don't have anything reasonable to say to my own opinion

Stick with your oyinbo and leave my own African alone

This whites won't understand what our forefathers served in those days.Its called black magic lol.I still don't believe WHO tho. gods do kill I ve seen some victims before in my community

Defcon1:

Sure.
just like they have been doing with HIV, TB, Malaria, Hypertension, Diabetes...

exactly

The "angry god" narrative is sweeter

RIP to the victims.

strawberryinc:
black race, black mentality

Religious myths and superstition are not peculiar to any part of the world.

There is no such thing as 'black mentality', only individual stupidity which you have displayed so well.

But why did the scientist said this "region ravaged by Ebola"

He is mad

boolet:

well, Webster dictionary on thunderbolt:
"a flash of lightning that makes a loud sound of thunder and that hits someone or something."
You see it doesn't correlate with magun

Na same oo
By the time that thing strikes
Its worse to thunderbolt

I saw the movie na
Didn't u?
The doctors tried it, not until they called in the baba
Who wan die

politricks:
My people perish for their lack of knowledge. I wonder what is the function of our so called universities.

University does not alter a mans cultural and religious beliefs

Funjosh:
Let them apeased the gods and also carry out scientific research and orthodox medication. Let just do what ever we can to save the people that are dying.

D truth should be found scientifically

Dyt:


Na same oo
By the time that thing strikes
Its worse to thunderbolt

I saw the movie na
Didn't u?
The doctors tried it, not until they called in the baba
Who wan die

I no be babalawo ooo, but I learnt magun is of various kinds (up to 98 or more). The one that strikes is just one of the very many forms. Some will make the victim drink water until he commits suicide by drowning in water; river, well, etc.

dammygreit:
Since WHO says Pesticides/herbicides/insecticides is the cause of the mysterious disease, how would they help the community to curb the spread of the deadly disease? What pre-cautionary measures would they give?

Where are ur local, state and FG health officials??

only God knows the real cause. Afican religion is real.wether we chose to believe or not.What were our forefathers practicing before all the foreign religions came in?

Rubbish!!!keep appeasing ur gods until WHO has something better to say

boolet:

I no be babalawo ooo, but I learnt magun is of various kinds (up to 98 or more). The one that strikes is just one of the very many forms. Some will make the victim drink water until he commits suicide by drowning in water; river, well, etc.

Some will crow
Some will do snake style
Some will Summersault

Depends on how they want the magun to work


If una wey dey call backwards climb magun
No WHO can save oo

..

How come the poison handpicked those who died?

How come they are mostly young men between 25 and 40 years of age?

politricks:
My people perish for their lack of knowledge. I wonder what is the function of our so called universities.

You have 2 eyes some people have 4. Do not neglect power of deity if what priest say is true.

Mentally lazy black folks.
Angry god black C*ck

Gullibility ignorance stupidity pls other words that are synonymous to AFRICA, chai the big GUY up in heaven gave us brains africans lets use it pls say NO to XEnOPhobia

Yeah
I knew it had to be some form of chemical poisoning.

Dyt:


Some will crow
Some will do snake style
Some will Summersault

Depends on how they want the magun to work


If una wey dey call backwards climb magun
No WHO can save oo

Hahaha, I laff in itsekiri.

boolet:

Hahaha, I laff in itsekiri.

How is the laughter
Will love to hear it
Muchecheche
Kilakilakilakila
Buchakabuchakilobuchacha

Sharon6:
Tell them. I keep wondering when we're going to grow up in this country Nigeria. The chief priest go don eat bellefull with all the things wey them gullible people bring for appropriation.

In other news: Say no to Xenophobia..... # Africa Unite.

Please, all you would have said is ...when people will know that deities are scam...
There are deities all over the world... When will people understand that there's a true and best God?
Though, I heard from a friend who served in the state(ondo) that they prefer gris-gris(juju) to God and church is rare where he served.

dridowu:
*WHO scientists say not angry god behind strange deaths in Ode-Irele

Pesticide poisoning was the likely cause of the mysterious deaths of at least 18 people in a southwestern Nigerian town earlier this week, the World Health Organization said Sunday.

The “current hypothesis is cause of the event is herbicides”, WHO spokesman Gregory Hartl said in a Tweet.

“Tests done so far are negative for viral and bacterial infection,” he added.

The victims began showing symptoms early last week in what Ondo state spokesman Kayode Akinmade called a “mysterious disease”, prompting fears of a new infectious disease outbreak in a region ravaged by Ebola.

The victims, whose symptoms included headache, weight loss, blurred vision and loss of consciousness, died within a day of falling ill in the town of Ode-Irele, in southwestern Ondo state.
The Ondo state health commissioner, Dayo Adeyanju, told AFP Saturday that 23 people had been affected.

Akinmade said health officials and experts from the government and aid agencies, as well as WHO epidemiologists, had arrived in Ode-Irele to investigate the deaths.

The tests were carried out at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, the WHO said.
A high chief of the town had attributed the deaths to the anger of the god of Molokun.

High Chief Moses Enimade, next in command to Oba Cornelius Olanrewaju-Lebi, debunked the rumour that the deaths were caused by strange disease or Ebola virus.

No fewer than 20 youths reportedly died of severe headaches and blindness in the town recently.
Enimade contended that some stubborn youths broke into the inner room of Molokun Shrine on April 15.

“Molokun is a deity of the land, only the Chief Priest and High Chief Gboguron are qualified to enter the shrine.’’

The chief said the youths entered the shrine and made away with traditional items in a bid to acquire extra-ordinary powers and engage in money ritual.
“They were not qualified to enter the room (shrine). They had to face death penalty’’; he emphasised.
“Because these youths want to be rich at all costs, they entered the sacred place and made away with traditional items and 20 of them have died as a result of their desperate acts,

“We have to appease the gods or else many will still die and we have to bury them according to tradition. Their corpses belong to the gods and will be exhumed if buried by their families.’’



http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/04/19/who-blames-pesticide-for-mysterious-deaths-in-nigerian-town/

I wonder how many women would have been yanshed during ds period just to protect themselves from the disease...

Women & their toto shaaa...always thinking it can get them anything & anywhere they want...

Anyway dats none of my business....

sauceny:
Even the powerless gods must be feeling funky

bad guy.

The Chief Priest's version sounds more sensible than the rubbish from WHO.

Its very funny knowing that people still believe in superstition.... SMH

OP,

I think herbicide is DIFFERENT from pesticide!

freshcvv:
How come the poison handpicked those go died?

How come they are mostly young men between 25 and 40 years of age?

That's a question left for the scientist and doctors

"The victims began showing symptoms early
last week in what Ondo state spokesman
Kayode Akinmade called a “mysterious
disease”, prompting fears of a new infectious
disease outbreak in a region ravaged by
Ebola."

Is Nigeria or West Africa still ravaged by Ebola?

Chai! Ignorance at its highest peak.