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Saudi Arabia Praises Oba Oluwo Of Iwo For Condemning Idolatry by Yarnvibes(f): 3:10pm On May 13, 2017
An official of the Ministry of Justice, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh, Sheik Abdul-Azeez Alhajlaan, has said that the Oluwo of Iwo, Oba Abdul-Rasheed Akanbi, is a blessing to humanity.

He said this following the Oba’s outright condemnation of idolatry.

Alhajlaan described Oluwo a “servant of merit, appointed to lead the populace right in all ramifications.”

The cleric declared that the authorities of Saudi Arabia were intimated of the monarch’s preaching against idolatry and had come to declare support for him due to his position on idolatry.

A statement revealed that the Saudi delegation’s visit to the monarch in Iwo, Osun State, was facilitated by some Muslim scholars in the town, including Dr. Sirajudeen Asrau, Dr. Daud Baki, Dr. Buwaeb, Dr. Qosim Tijani, Dr. Imran and Mogaji Yaqub Baki.

Conducting Alhajlaan round the palace, the monarch said his spirituality was tied to his faith in God, adding that his antagonists had increased because he removed idols from his palace.

Oluwo said idol worshipping was never part of the Yoruba culture, while condemning the “wickedness” of some idols that request human beings as sacrifice.

Speaking on the need to eradicate some of the “awkward” cultures and traditions, Oba Akanbi said, “We are the only race in the world that sold their (past) generations to slavery.

“This is the work of our predecessors and it is still rampant among our folks today and you can see that in child trafficking and sex slavery.

“These practices that were inherited must stop because they do not indicate love at all.

“It is only our idols that request human beings as sacrifice. Offering tomorrow’s presidents, engineers, doctors, musicians, astronauts, chemists and so on for sacrifice is inhuman, uncultured and wickedness of first class order. It is time to challenge the status quo to liberate our people.

“Idolatry is not part of any culture.”

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Re: Saudi Arabia Praises Oba Oluwo Of Iwo For Condemning Idolatry by LordIsaac(m): 3:33pm On May 13, 2017
Ok
Re: Saudi Arabia Praises Oba Oluwo Of Iwo For Condemning Idolatry by Nobody: 3:43pm On May 13, 2017
This King na yahoo King wallahi. Even though what he said is the truth. The Saudi wey I know go send am dollars now to help in humanitarian activities and campaigns against Idol worship
Re: Saudi Arabia Praises Oba Oluwo Of Iwo For Condemning Idolatry by mexxmoney: 3:57pm On May 13, 2017
Saudi Arabia should mind their business and stay out of naija. They have nothing but evil to offer

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Re: Saudi Arabia Praises Oba Oluwo Of Iwo For Condemning Idolatry by Nobody: 4:00pm On May 13, 2017
With all due respect I think position of oluwo doesnt command much respect in Yoruba land as other positions do like the Ooni, Alaafin, or the Oba of Benin (These are grand monarchs) that comes with more respect. These kings undergo serious spiritual intiation for their kingship.

No Ooni or Alaafin will condemn idolatory
Re: Saudi Arabia Praises Oba Oluwo Of Iwo For Condemning Idolatry by BabaRamota1980: 5:28am On May 16, 2017
Tell Saudi Arabia Yoruba is coming back to its heritage. We are coming back with our sigidis to rededicate the old altar in the temple. We will sneak in when they least expect.

Kaaba is a Yoruba heritage

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