zonax:
Why kill a man when it's not his time yet just because of some silly tradition.
What will he do for him in the land of the dead. Why not bury the dead Ooni and leave a man to live his life.

Phemmy777:
You guys should get your fact right . There is nothing like ababoku. In Ile ife. Am a native of Ile ife
It's call SARUN oba. Just like messanger to the king

missmary:

Its a pity that a pity cannot pity what a pity can pity in the land of pity.... RIP Abobaku... You enjoyed the Life please get saved and embrace your calling...

zonax:
Why kill a man when it's not his time yet just because of some silly tradition.
What will he do for him in the land of the dead. Why not bury the dead Ooni and leave a man to live his life.

zonax:
Why kill a man when it's not his time yet just because of some silly tradition.
What will he do for him in the land of the dead. Why not bury the dead Ooni and leave a man to live his life.

ladyF:

I don't get....wats on ur profile?

Barbarthundey:

The guy na d king right hand ooo... They do almost everything together

chigoizie7:
How sure are we that this ababaku really ran away?

Don't u guys think this might be a conspiracy?

Maybe this man has been locked up in one room by the powers that be in the yoruba land?

Because they know that things have changed, they know that people will speak up, they know that the international community will sanctions the chief of that very kingdom.


Thus hiding him and den saying that he ran away, so that everyone will believe that he ran away, while they do their thing in secrecy.

What about our yoruba top notch human/civil right activists?
Why are they all dump all of a sudden?




There is no way the power that be will allow that ababaku or whatever he is called to walk freely when the oni (king) was in the hospital .

These people has already done their underground work, and we are all here talking trash about the man running away, what if he does not return even after the burial?

And can the king be buried without the ababuku?

If the king is buried today without any word from the where about of the ababaku, then my assertions are correct. because u and I know that the yorubas does not play with their tradition.

Barbarthundey:

The guy na d king right hand ooo... They do almost everything
together

Barbarthundey:

The guy na d king right hand ooo... They do almost everything
together

Barbarthundey:

The guy na d king right hand ooo... They do almost everything together

Haryoryhemie:
Why are they still after dis abobaku guy sef? Gov Aregbesola isn't a bad option nau

Haryoryhemie:
Why are they still after dis abobaku guy sef? Gov Aregbesola isn't a bad option nau

chigoizie7:
How sure are we that this ababaku really ran away?

Don't u guys think this might be a conspiracy?

Maybe this man has been locked up in one room by the powers that be in the yoruba land?

Because they know that things have changed, they know that people will speak up, they know that the international community will sanctions the chief of that very kingdom.


Thus hiding him and den saying that he ran away, so that everyone will believe that he ran away, while they do their thing in secrecy.

What about our yoruba top notch human/civil right activists?
Why are they all dump all of a sudden?




There is no way the power that be will allow that ababaku or whatever he is called to walk freely when the oni (king) was in the hospital .

These people has already done their underground work, and we are all here talking trash about the man running away, what if he does not return even after the burial?

And can the king be buried without the ababuku?

If the king is buried today without any word from the where about of the ababaku, then my assertions are correct. because u and I know that the yorubas does not play with their tradition.

Lilimax:
I thought they said the King has given his life to Christ before he died.
If that is the case, there may be no need for the so called Ababoku
All these yeye traditions sef