So nah police dey bail themselves now.

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Let them continue

When will the Igbo's be united?
this is high time we give the Nigerian Army the purification list for invading and disconsecrating the Palace of Eze Israel Okwu Kanu King of Afara Ukwu Ibeku!

The gods not smiling since d 15th century... Edo I hail

Ekelebe jam power.

Waiting to read comments as I am curious
Obedience is better than sacrifice

Walking:
FTC. Such sacrifice on top human being. Nigeria and backwardness ehn..

nothing backward there. the west still keep hold to their tradition

e don set be that

Walking:
FTC.
Such sacrifice on top human being.
Nigeria and backwardness ehn..

is called traditional not backwardness.the so called whites that you people are imitating have their own traditions which they so much cherish

sotall:


Isn't this animal brutality?


Killing innocent animals because of cultural practices that are no longer relevant

no. they will eat the meat from the animals

Why then did they elect a Governor since their tradition is supreme.

EmagNig:
The arrest and detention of a Chief priest in Edo, The Chief Priest of Okhuaihe shrine, Osarodion Usuanlele, the Ohen N’ Ukoni Neyedo, at the Edo Police headquarters in Benin City, has caused mayhem in the ancient city.

In a report by The Nation, with the priest’s detention, an age-long tradition which says the Ohen N’ UKoni does not enter Benin, the abode of the Oba, had been desecrated.

Consequently, three dogs were slaughtered as sacrifices were carried out near the police headquarters before the chief priest was released.

Additionally, a list of other items has been given to the police for cleansing sacrifice the land.

The items include 14 native cows, tortoise, sheep, goats, cocks, among others.

It was also gathered that the tradition was started in the 15th century by Oba Ewuare the great.

The chief priest’s shrine is located at Evbiekoi, in Uhunwode Local Government Area, and as part of coronation rites, he would have a symbolic wrestle with the Crown Prince. Both of them would go opposite ways, never to see each other again, once the Crown Prince becomes the Oba.

Trouble started last week when operatives of the anti-cultism unit stormed Evbiekoi community following on a petition by John Elvis (aka Atekha), an ex-official of the banned Community Development Association (CDA), The Nation reports.

Briefing reporters on the incident, Secretary of Evbiekoi community, Chief Paul Ajayi said: “The policemen shot sporadically and insisted on taking Chief Priest Usunalele to Benin City, despite pleas that the man does not enter Benin or he would die.

“A strange and mysterious downpour, accompanied by violent wind, thunder and lightning, were part of the signs of desecration.

“The Oba got the signs of desecration and presence of Ohen N’ UKoni, and sent emissaries to the Police Commissioner, Danmallam Abubakar, after confirming that the Chief Priest was in Benin.”

Meanwhile, the Police Commissioner, Dan has ordered policemen involved in the arrest of Ohen N’ Ukoni to be detained to allay rising tensions in Benin as various youth groups are reportedly preparing to cause mayhem over the alleged desecration of the Benin culture

https://lailasnews.com/police-receive-list-of-animals-to-sacrifice-for-detaining-chief-priest-in-edo/

This is why states needs to have their own STATE POLICE who understand the local culture and respects the local culture of the people.

Rubbish. Earthquake, typhoon, tornados, volcanic eruption should have been the sign of desecration not one mysterious downpour

14 native cows, that's like N7m. Gbese!

EmagNig:
The arrest and detention of a Chief priest in Edo, The Chief Priest of Okhuaihe shrine, Osarodion Usuanlele, the Ohen N’ Ukoni Neyedo, at the Edo Police headquarters in Benin City, has caused mayhem in the ancient city.

In a report by The Nation, with the priest’s detention, an age-long tradition which says the Ohen N’ UKoni does not enter Benin, the abode of the Oba, had been desecrated.

Consequently, three dogs were slaughtered as sacrifices were carried out near the police headquarters before the chief priest was released.

Additionally, a list of other items has been given to the police for cleansing sacrifice the land.

The items include 14 native cows, tortoise, sheep, goats, cocks, among others.

It was also gathered that the tradition was started in the 15th century by Oba Ewuare the great.

The chief priest’s shrine is located at Evbiekoi, in Uhunwode Local Government Area, and as part of coronation rites, he would have a symbolic wrestle with the Crown Prince. Both of them would go opposite ways, never to see each other again, once the Crown Prince becomes the Oba.

Trouble started last week when operatives of the anti-cultism unit stormed Evbiekoi community following on a petition by John Elvis (aka Atekha), an ex-official of the banned Community Development Association (CDA), The Nation reports.

Briefing reporters on the incident, Secretary of Evbiekoi community, Chief Paul Ajayi said: “The policemen shot sporadically and insisted on taking Chief Priest Usunalele to Benin City, despite pleas that the man does not enter Benin or he would die.

“A strange and mysterious downpour, accompanied by violent wind, thunder and lightning, were part of the signs of desecration.

“The Oba got the signs of desecration and presence of Ohen N’ UKoni, and sent emissaries to the Police Commissioner, Danmallam Abubakar, after confirming that the Chief Priest was in Benin.”

Meanwhile, the Police Commissioner, Dan has ordered policemen involved in the arrest of Ohen N’ Ukoni to be detained to allay rising tensions in Benin as various youth groups are reportedly preparing to cause mayhem over the alleged desecration of the Benin culture

https://lailasnews.com/police-receive-list-of-animals-to-sacrifice-for-detaining-chief-priest-in-edo/

Police don pass their boundary this time. Tell dem, dem no hear, payback time don come. All the money from illegal roadblocks na to buy cows and goats to feast village ancestors.

So they arrested an ANCESTOR

Chai! E don cast

See the original matter here


https://dailypost.ng/2019/05/08/police-receive-list-animals-sacrifice-detaining-edo-chief-priest/

EmagNig:
The arrest and detention of a Chief priest in Edo, The Chief Priest of Okhuaihe shrine, Osarodion Usuanlele, the Ohen N’ Ukoni Neyedo, at the Edo Police headquarters in Benin City, has caused mayhem in the ancient city.

In a report by The Nation, with the priest’s detention, an age-long tradition which says the Ohen N’ UKoni does not enter Benin, the abode of the Oba, had been desecrated.

Consequently, three dogs were slaughtered as sacrifices were carried out near the police headquarters before the chief priest was released.

Additionally, a list of other items has been given to the police for cleansing sacrifice the land.

The items include 14 native cows, tortoise, sheep, goats, cocks, among others.

It was also gathered that the tradition was started in the 15th century by Oba Ewuare the great.

The chief priest’s shrine is located at Evbiekoi, in Uhunwode Local Government Area, and as part of coronation rites, he would have a symbolic wrestle with the Crown Prince. Both of them would go opposite ways, never to see each other again, once the Crown Prince becomes the Oba.

Trouble started last week when operatives of the anti-cultism unit stormed Evbiekoi community following on a petition by John Elvis (aka Atekha), an ex-official of the banned Community Development Association (CDA), The Nation reports.

Briefing reporters on the incident, Secretary of Evbiekoi community, Chief Paul Ajayi said: “The policemen shot sporadically and insisted on taking Chief Priest Usunalele to Benin City, despite pleas that the man does not enter Benin or he would die.

“A strange and mysterious downpour, accompanied by violent wind, thunder and lightning, were part of the signs of desecration.

“The Oba got the signs of desecration and presence of Ohen N’ UKoni, and sent emissaries to the Police Commissioner, Danmallam Abubakar, after confirming that the Chief Priest was in Benin.”

Meanwhile, the Police Commissioner, Dan has ordered policemen involved in the arrest of Ohen N’ Ukoni to be detained to allay rising tensions in Benin as various youth groups are reportedly preparing to cause mayhem over the alleged desecration of the Benin culture

https://lailasnews.com/police-receive-list-of-animals-to-sacrifice-for-detaining-chief-priest-in-edo/

The Day Of The LORD Is At Hand,

when......

He who slaughters an ox is like him who
kills a man;
he who sacrifices a lamb, like him who
breaks a dog's neck.

Ridiculously Achaic and Nonesensical.

Only Jesus and His Pure Blood sacrifice can save us.

Africans are fettish and closest to the devil thru their native religion.
...tht is hw an ancient oba in oyo in d 1920s caused famous and arrogant bode thomas and he barked and died nx day.

All the Christians here shouting up and down. What is the difference between your belief and their own. Or is it because yours was brought by foreigners therefore it is superior?

Bonapart:
Stupidity at its peak. Why didn't he die immediately he got into the station. Thunderous wind ko, lightning breeze ni

Same way Adam died immediately he ate the prohibited fruit? Stop looking at things from physical perspective alone...

Walking:
FTC.
Such sacrifice on top human being.
Nigeria and backwardness ehn..

It's a tradition spanning over five centuries hence it should be respected. I guess you know the British monarch has steep traditions that present day British people still hold in high esteem and reverence. Same applies to the Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, Yorubas, Hausas, Igbos...

This may have no significance at all, but I am happy that they are protecting their cultural heritage