A lot has been said about the Ogbonis but what is fact and what is fiction? I have written this piece on the Ogbonis for your reading pleasure. Have a nice time with it.

1.Like Freemasons and the Illuminati, the Ogboni Fraternity is a secret society.

As a matter of fact, it is one of the foremost secret cults in Africa. Brotherhood is believed to be extremely important in the fraternity and members will always go to any length to protect other members even if that means going against the laid-down conventions of the society. In September 1959, Nigerian journalist, Nelson Ottah, carried out his investigation on the Ogbonis and wrote:
‘A member of the Ogboni Fraternity, for example, is always safe in an office in which a fellow member is in charge. Inefficiency won’t lose him a job. Neither will insurbodination. He is safe in every possible way, as long as the big man at the head of his department is a member of the Ogboni Fraternity too, and takes his membership more seriously than his job. He could even steal from his employers and get away with it, because the police would not be called in without the sanction of the head of his department, with whom he is in cahoots by reason of their membership of the Ogboni Fraternity’.

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keep the facts coming. please demystify this ogboni fraternity

One point has being mentioned by you, let's if you so called point can convince us

Only one fact since 5:30 abi dem don konk you?

Ogboni people Don silence d guy,
Such a lame thread

Mailthaddeus:
Ogboni people Don silence d guy,

Such a lame thread

lmao

91KeepInformed:
A lot has been said about the Ogbonis but what is fact and what is fiction? I have written this piece on the Ogbonis for your reading pleasure. Have a nice time with it.

1.Like Freemasons and the Illuminati, the Ogboni Fraternity is a secret society.

As a matter of fact, it is one of the foremost secret cults in Africa. Brotherhood is believed to be extremely important in the fraternity and members will always go to any length to protect other members even if that means going against the laid-down conventions of the society. In September 1959, Nigerian journalist, Nelson Ottah, carried out his investigation on the Ogbonis and wrote:
‘A member of the Ogboni Fraternity, for example, is always safe in an office in which a fellow member is in charge. Inefficiency won’t lose him a job. Neither will insurbodination. He is safe in every possible way, as long as the big man at the head of his department is a member of the Ogboni Fraternity too, and takes his membership more seriously than his job. He could even steal from his employers and get away with it, because the police would not be called in without the sanction of the head of his department, with whom he is in cahoots by reason of their membership of the Ogboni Fraternity’.

http://iroyinkoko.com/4613-2/

since 2016 only one point them don delete O.P

badboyTee:
since 2016 only one point them don delete O.P

if say O.P con drop like 5 to 7 points nkor? Maybe dem go don erase hin own ancestors frm time memorial. #lmao