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Oba's Death: Southern Nigeria And Barbarism by dTruth101: 7:08am On May 02, 2016
There was tension within the Benin metropolis and adjoining towns yesterday, following the announcement of the death of the Oba of Benin Kingdom, HRM Oba Erediauwa by the palace chiefs on Friday. Many residents, especially women as well as visitors, remained indoors for fear of being used as sacrifice, following rumours of traditional burial rites that may include human heads. Markets in Benin remained closed yesterday as mourning of the deceased Oba began. When LEADERSHIP Sunday went around the metropolis yesterday, it was found that the popular New Benin Market and similar markets were closed just as operators of other business outlets closed their shops ahead of the normal closing hours in the day. Some of them were seen hurriedly locking up their shops around evening, not wanting to be outside at dusk. Popular relaxation spots in the metropolis were also closed for business.
Re: Oba's Death: Southern Nigeria And Barbarism by Prince081: 7:33am On May 02, 2016
That is a primitive culture and should be abolished. The Oba came to the world empty handed and cannot return with innocent human heads.
Re: Oba's Death: Southern Nigeria And Barbarism by dTruth101: 11:02am On May 02, 2016
chai!....... this is 21st century but som ppl are still living in a stone age
Re: Oba's Death: Southern Nigeria And Barbarism by vicadex07(m): 11:38am On May 02, 2016
Benin people like jazz pass food...smh

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