They know all about Israel but nothing about their own traditions , how sad.

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ujampie:
That's not the point alone,.... Blood or no blood..... Nigerian setting of palaces involves diabolic doing's..
If she is a true prophetess as she claimed, she won't last in that so called palace. Cuss the demons alone won't find rest because an anointed is around......

Nonsense

Kingspin:
Good. We African-Nigeria cannot sacrifice all our tradition for social media, China and the West.

Our culture is our identity first.

You know why people rejected the traditional religion for foreign religion? It's because of too much secrecy.
If indeed it's our culture, it should be open to all not only some set of individual.

Problem ti e niyen

ujampie:
That's not the point alone,.... Blood or no blood..... Nigerian setting of palaces involves diabolic doing's..
If she is a true prophetess as she claimed, she won't last in that so called palace. Cuss the demons alone won't find rest because an anointed is around......

I just watched her praying a Christian prayer, speaking in tongues and leading a praise worship. How comes all this diabolical looking rituals just to marry oba?

No-one steps on Oosun, Oosun is rubbed on the ladies legs instead making her ankles and legs orange. That thing is blood. Stop making excuses for the Controversial Ooni.

ujampie:
That's not the point alone,.... Blood or no blood..... Nigerian setting of palaces involves diabolic doing's..
If she is a true prophetess as she claimed, she won't last in that so called palace. Cuss the demons alone won't find rest because an anointed is around......

Annointed my foot. Shouldn't this development and others like it inform you that they are all scammers?

Has yoruba culture become such a poun kan Sisi to warrant flat headed cultureless peps wey dey wake their papas and mamas up with a good kick to come and air there yamayama talks. To me yoruba culture should desist from diabolic paganism and carve out a beautiful renaissance from what has been done in the past
Lobatan.

But yy!!!! Why do we take other peoples things personal sef. They are busy enjoying themselves and we are here arguing and venting much energy over what is and what is not about them. Lets learn to channel our energies to what is profitable.

sonnie10:
Damage control

Continue taking panadol for another people headache

All na the same thing

deepwater:
Lol

Why the defence?

Tradition and culture all over the world was barbaric ab initio

Time changes things, human just keep upgrading, that's all.

50 years from now same would be repeated with the new bride to the king. But maybe, the osun used today may not be in physical form perhaps something made from a hologram (who knows,).

Afterall, them moses that year been use stone and tablet take carry what of God, today Samsung they produce our own digital tablet to carry same word.


Human just keep evolving with time �

baby124:
Camwood ko, kola wood ni. Olori Wuraola also stepped on the same blood and in this picture you can see the ram! The bottom picture on the left side. Aguntan funfun

please can you also show is where she stepped on the ram's blood. You're only showing is ram with blood beside it. I fear social media and it's propaganda. I doubt if you're from ife. Oloris don't step on blood as tradition but red osun. What you also circuled on the leg of the former olori is a traditional anklet made with local beads, not blood.

baby124:
Camwood ko, kola wood ni. Olori Wuraola also stepped on the same blood and in this picture you can see the ram! The bottom picture on the left side. Aguntan funfun

Lol

awelekiti:
please can you also show is where she stepped on the ram's blood. You're only showing is ram with blood beside it. I fear social media and it's propaganda. I doubt if you're from ife. Oloris don't step on blood as tradition but red osun. What you also circuled on the leg of the former olori is a traditional anklet made with local beads, not blood.

You must be blind. So you can’t see Wuraola stepping on the rams blood? An Olori’s ritual is different from a regular bride, ok? Osun ko, kolanut ni.

deepwater:
Lol

Why the defence?

Tradition and culture all over the world was barbaric ab initio

Time changes things, human just keep upgrading, that's all.

50 years from now same would be repeated with the new bride to the king. But maybe, the osun used today may not be in physical form perhaps something made from a hologram (who knows,).

Afterall, them moses that year been use stone and tablet take carry what of God, today Samsung they produce our own digital tablet to carry same word.


Human just keep evolving with time �

I pray when it comes we don't follow the trend Cuz believe me our culture is wat makes us stands out


proud of my culture anyday anytime n if I am to come back to this life will come as a yoruba again n come as a Ondo man.Ikale precisely

deepwater:
Lol

Why the defence?

Tradition and culture all over the world was barbaric ab initio

Time changes things, human just keep upgrading, that's all.

50 years from now same would be repeated with the new bride to the king. But maybe, the osun used today may not be in physical form perhaps something made from a hologram (who knows,).

Afterall, them moses that year been use stone and tablet take carry what of God, today Samsung they produce our own digital tablet to carry same word.


Human just keep evolving with time �

One of post and reasonable connect ever read on any thread ... "Y the defense in the first place ? No mind them...

baby124:

You must be blind. So you can’t see Wuraola stepping on the rams blood? An Olori’s ritual is different from a regular bride, ok? Osun ko, kolanut ni.

You don't have to sound rude. You should have also shown us proofs since you knew better than us in ife Your rude comment is a true reflection of the type of the upbringing you had. I reserve my comments

awelekiti:
You don't have to sound rude. You should have also shown us proofs since you knew better than us in ife Your rude comment is a true reflection of the type of the upbringing you had. I reserve my comments

Go and get glasses or zoom on the picture you quoted.

Afonja people and rituals is like 5 and 6..............

baby124:
Camwood ko, kola wood ni. Olori Wuraola also stepped on the same blood and in this picture you can see the ram! The bottom picture on the left side. Aguntan funfun

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Fake

I love my culture. A people without a culture are only living life but not experiencing it.

Reminds me of Shina Peters or is it Sunny Ade’s song: iyawo elese Oosun, Wa b’okunri, wa b’obirin... skit, skit, skit, skit ...iyawo mari omo gbe jo

baby124:
Camwood ko, kola wood ni. Olori Wuraola also stepped on the same blood and in this picture you can see the ram! The bottom picture on the left side. Aguntan funfun

whatever their culture says, let them follow. Who are you to judge, and who says other countries in the world doesn't have culture abs their rites too? Unfortunately, we are blinded in this part of the world with 2 imported religious. We believed on either Christianity or Islamic, and both are foreign.

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hyfr:
Whether blood abi na osun, we are bothered about the two religions in the royal household

Keep on bothering and making it your lifelong problem. You bothers don't concern nobody

Btruth:
whatever their culture says, let them follow. Who are you to judge, and who says other countries in the world doesn't have culture abs their rites too? Unfortunately, we are blinded in this part of the world with 2 imported religious. We believed on either Christianity or Islamic, and both are foreign.

I am Yoruba so what are you saying? Why are they trying to lie to make this Olori seem like what she is not? She’s a fake prophetess, let’s all agree on that and let her drop the pretence. There’s no need for her to keep deceiving people that she’s a prophetess. She’s now a traditionalist which is good for her title.

All other world religions aside Christianity uses blood for sacrifices,it could be animal and some special cases human.

This is definitely a human blood and not just any human but a virgin child.

deepwater:
Lol

Why the defence?

Tradition and culture all over the world was barbaric ab initio

Time changes things, human just keep upgrading, that's all.

50 years from now same would be repeated with the new bride to the king. But maybe, the osun used today may not be in physical form perhaps something made from a hologram (who knows,).

Afterall, them moses that year been use stone and tablet take carry what of God, today Samsung they produce our own digital tablet to carry same word.


Human just keep evolving with time �

Use your head. This isn't a defence. It is an explanation, so that ignorant fault-finding idiots can snap out of their stupidity

kaluxy007:
just shut up! it's Oosun that's viscous like that abi? the Oosun youre showing us is powder and no matter the solvent used it can never be like what we saw



keep kidnapping people and doing what you like with them...no wonder we hardly see the end of ritual cases

And blood is that watery abi.
Is blood as bright as that?

Africans, you condemn your tradition yet imbibe a foreigners tradition like kilode...

And some stupid people saying it's demonic.... Traditional religion isn't demonic, evil exist across all religion.
You see a man making sacrifice to his gods, you tag him evil,yet you wake up in the middle of the night shouting, disturbing your neighborhood and that's not evil ?

soberdrunk:
Even if she stepped on 'blood', our tradition is our tradition and we should be proud of it!!.......

She can't step on blood as part of marriage rite