Why? "Idolatry" is a religion just like Christianity or Islam. The last time I checked there's freedom of religion in Nigeria.


What I don't subscribe to is shedding of blood. Otherwise this is a dumb move. The middle Eastern religion must not replace our own cultural religion. This must be resisted.

mu2sa2:
So yoruba people are still practicing idolatory! Hahaha, the law will be unenforceable.

Common keep quiet Nigeria is a secular state so hold your lips.

This will be a right step in the right direction.

AlfaSeltzer:
So what happens to abobakus now?

They survive to continue their own lives.

Cool

Hhansome:
Never begin what you cannot end.

One of the ritualist spotted..

Ausrichie:

Common keep quiet Nigeria is a secular state so hold your lips.

Secular ke, when the National pledge ends with " So help me God".

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solmus:
Dapo Abiodun and the new team governing Ogun seem educated and elitist

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Government should stop meddling with traditional rites especially if it has nothing to do with human sacrifice.the chiefs and kings should be the ones making the rules when it comes to traditions.

Even the Politicians In ogun fears and respect their culture!!!
The house is just passing their own for their pocket

Rubbish

Tradition must be followed.

Only in Africa people call their own traditions idolatry.

Only in Africa the Ooni of the Yoruba people will claim to be a children to white jesus who clearly stated in his Bible he came for the jews.

Wetin konsain agbero with overload?

Beautiful.

Not all aspects of culture should be preserved. Human life is not to be sacrificed because one king died after enjoying a lavish life.

KEVIND:
On Buhari’s $22.7 Billion Loan.

The North is too greedy (70% of the loan is for the North). The funny aspect is that resources from the Niger delta will be use to pay back 90% of the loan.The North will contribute absolutely nothing to the repayment plan.

How can my neighbor borrow money to develop his land for his children and my children will be responsible in paying back the loans while his children contribute nothing! What benefit does the South derive from the North?
I think the south especially the Niger deltans are very foolish. Very, Very Foolish indeed!

very very fooolish
very very fuuuulish indeed.

HALLELUJAH JESUS IS LORD!!!

I pity dis lawmakers.....i stayed in ijebu land...am very certain it can't work within the ijebus and the egbas....good for the king's sha

This bill confirms Yorubas still practice cannibalism where d heart of a dead king is removed and cooked for d new king to eat before coronation. Tufiakwaaaaaaaaa!

ok

AmazingELixir:



Descendants of the fallen demon Oduduwa and blood rituals ehnn puah!


See dem ; Afobajes, Odis, slaves, and Abobakus

This is how generational madness starts ooooooo

mu2sa2:
Secular ke, when the National pledge ends with " So help me God".

And so. Search Nigeria on Wikipedia and read through calmly. You will see it there.

APCNig:


This is how generational madness starts ooooooo

How long has yours been running?

Proverb 16:12

It is an abomination to kings to commit wickedness: for the throne is established by righteousness.

A king ruling by the Spirit of God like David in our present day and generation is possible, we can't get over idolatry if we attach anything important to it,the bible says ''an idol is nothing in this world, for there is but one God,'' 1 cor 8:4. Kings past present can't do away with idolatry not because it gives them any support but because they have evil agenda themselves and only want to hide under something to justify their misdeed, same way many rich people refuse to serve God faithfully because of their desire to do things, they know God will be against if they truthfully want to follow him.

I witnessed the things that followed the death and installation of Alake and Olota, it was a classic case of terrorism, murder and banditry.

People kill people without remorse. It was like a sport for them.

Culture is dynamic. It's never static. We need embrace realities of today.

IkpuNnegiEwu44:
This bill confirms Yorubas still practice cannibalism where d heart of a dead king is removed and cooked for d new king to eat before coronation. Tufiakwaaaaaaaaa!

it is called aruwa je oye the eating of the heart of a dead king

This is wrong in all ramifications. Tradition should not be toyed with, and should be separated from politics. If a king cannot go through the expected tradition, why not leave the kingship alone. You cannot choose which tradition to obey and which one to ignore while enjoying all the praises and accolades that comes with the throne.

Kasalee001:
They are ending traditional rite on traditional rulers , it a pity our culture is gone

Did you see the word 'archaic'? Did you see the name 'abobaku'? Can you call abobaku for example good culture? Bros wetin na?

Roon9:
Nice one


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what rubbish,do this ignorant law maker not know that traditionalism is also a religion,if that person doesnt want traditional rights then he should not seek to be a traditional ruler,go to your church or mosque and become pastor or imam so you can be instulled and buired according to your religion right.we need to get lawyer to avoid this bill.

ikorodureporta:


Source: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-west/380250-ogun-moves-to-end-idolatry-in-installation-burial-of-traditional-rulers.html

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