macof:


Any proof?

Human sacrifice is still much prevalent at the death of a king. I am not going into details. I just want you to know that it happens although I believe that the tradition is dying out.

o boy!!! ... The man na one sharp dude! The abaoba ku will like "koju ma ri bi gbogbo ara lo gun e"...." se mo ran Oba sijuade nise ni?"... "iku o kan mi ooooo... LAYE!!! "....TRANSLATION: "For the eyes not to witness evil, the solution lies with the whole body"... "did i send Oba sijuade on an errand?"... "Its not my turn to die.... NEVER!!! "...

Does it mean he doesn't know that as the abaoba ku, he would be killed and buried along side the kabiyesi when he dies?

After enyoing the luxury attached to the title, he come patey...(RUN)!!! Mr. Abaoba ku, where you dey ooo!!! Sijuade bobo dey find you...lol...

FUNNY! so FUNNNNNNNNYYYYYYYY

oreos:


Human sacrifice is still much prevalent at the death of a king. I am not going into details. I just want you to know that it happens although I believe that the tradition is dying out.

Its very simple. Do you have evidence to this?
Are you part of the palace chiefs that performs the rites or do you execute the sacrifice? You have to go into details because this is a serious allegation against Ife

What a barbaric, ancient and brutal tradition! In this 21st century. Mbanunu! Tufiakwa!
What is is.What is not is not.

Chiefpriest1:
Who wan die? But seriously, if this report is true, then that particular tradition is archaic,retrogressive, backward and should be relegated to the dustbin.

Die for someone, when you are not Jesus?

A very retrogressive and archaic tradition. Tufiakwa. is that the reason why the hushed up on his death?

macof:


Its very simple. Do you have evidence to this?
Are you part of the palace chiefs that performs the rites or do you execute the sacrifice? You have to go into details because this is a serious allegation against Ife

I didn't make any allegation against Ife. Get your facts straight. I happen to know that Abobaku still exist in some parts.

Although I am not a practitioner, I come from a family of one and I am quite interested in some parts of it.

oreos:


I didn't make any allegation against Ife. Get your facts straight. I happen to know that Abobaku still exist in some parts.

Although I am not a practitioner, I come from a family of one and I am quite interested in some parts of it.

Who doesn't come from a family of one?

Oga pls don't say things like this when you can't defend it in public

macof:


Who doesn't come from a family of one?

Oga pls don't say things like this when you can't defend it in public

WHat I meant by that is that it is not a mere religion for my family, it runs deeper than that

Abobaku tradition is still available in some parts of Yorubaland

Sue me

oreos:


WHat I meant by that is that it is not a mere religion for my family, it runs deeper than that

Abobaku tradition is still available in some parts of Yorubaland

Sue me

Abobaku is a religion Are you sure you are OK?

macof:


Abobaku is a religion Are you sure you are OK?

Are you sure you are not high on something? You really need reading glasses and comprehension classes.

Abobaku still exists in some parts of Yorubaland.

oreos:


Are you sure you are not high on something? You really need reading glasses and comprehension classes.

Abobaku still exists in some parts of Yorubaland.

Then prove it still exists and stop making noise

macof:


Then prove it still exists and stop making noise

Don't get too emotional.

You are just a mere practitioner

macof:


You are very stupid. So you believe this nonsense targeted against your people? You are so ignorant and gullible - this is not a trait of a yoruba man

YYou lack home manners, go and learn how to talk.

bumtos:

YYou lack home manners, go and learn how to talk.

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you lack a good head on your shoulders. .. you call urself yoruba but follow people to demonize everything yoruba and seek manners? nonsense

ndidibabe:
Yoruba people and their crazy culture. Na so I marry my yoruba husband finish, the family come dey call me Sinmisola. I had to fight it out with all of them to call me my real name- ndidiamaka. Why will they want to change my name to a yoruba name simply because i am married to their son?

Or Ndi baby for short, no mind dem, sunmisola ko gbemisaya nip

Is there an abakaku for Obi of Oyo that just died?