danaiks:
While The Abobaku (The one who would be buried alive with the King) is nowhere to be found

Lolz, why was he not tied?

Na now dem just dey announce something wey we don know since.Useless announcement. [color=#000099][/color]

Ok, RIP Oba,.......meanwhile, whers Abobaku? Word is out he's abdicated.

Person wey don die since. What were they waiting for

Nawa for all these traditional practises. Who are they deceiving when they are initially denying his demise. Well its non of my business. Rest in peace " The crocodile of Ile-Ife"

WAIT.... [size=20pt]SO THESE OLD MEN STILL THINK WE DONT KNOW??[/size]

backward primitive african traditions.
convert the post of ooni of ife to elected mayor of ife and stop wasting public money on dated customs.

Lol, there was curfew in Ife, how come people snapped the ritual procession.... Heard the abobaku has run. and viral tweets out there that he has changed his name to Miolekwaku

Noted

imohchard:
WAIT.... [size=20pt]SO THESE OLD MEN STILL THINK WE DONT KNOW??[/size]

I tire o.... Meanwhile.. In d jungle chilling wit reke nd stew..

calebo101:
News we don hear since the man close e eye

Technology and this Internet age dey mess up tradition cha .

They can forestall future occurrence if they install state of the art medical facility in the king's palace.

Theultimate:

Lolz, why was he not tied?

if na you, u go wait

babyphaze77:


Sharp man no be thief...........the Abobaku wey no follow the king enjoy life go come escort am for street of heaven or hell. We no dey 1500 AD.

Abi oo. They should just forget about the Abobaku, and bury the oba

calebo101:
News we don hear since the man close e eye

Technology and this Internet age dey mess up tradition cha .

no b small my broda

legendaryfool:
SHIFT JHOOOR...WHAT TOOK HIM SO LONG TO KPAI?? HE FORGOT TO CARRY YOU ANNOUNCERS ALONG

you are truly a LEGENDARY FOOL

The 7 human head don complete na

madgoat:
All this ceremony bcoz someone died. The important question is where will the person spend eternity.

Before na where? For him palace naw.

danaiks:
While The Abobaku (The one who would be buried alive with the King) is nowhere to be found

sumtin wey b say na enchantment go bring am bak...him own na small tin

danaiks:
While The Abobaku (The one who would be buried alive with the King) is nowhere to be found

There is nothing like an abobaku, I've just spoken to my father earlier. In the olden days there was a Sarun but that tradition has long been abandoned. While I can be sure that Adesoji Aderemi never had a Sarun during his rein, Sijuwade was known to have returned some old traditions so just maybe

Make those chiefs stop telling us what we already know.

gassdon:


I suggest his grandchildren to be used

buh am just praying for OAU students especially workaholic female students

Same people who told us Oba was not dead and they spoke with him over the phone the day before on Tv
...or another set of people dey talking now?

Seems this salary thing is really affecting Osun people more than we realize

Lilymax:
Na now dem just dey announce something wey we don know since.Useless announcement. [color=#000099][/color]

Letter through NIPOST.
The thing just land hence the news.

Think sey dem get BB ni?

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