In Yoruba land part of Niger Delta like edo the north it's hereditary or family house but I heard some people argue that in Igbo land you can become igwe by simply having loads of cash. Is this true? Please decent answers and don't be TRIBALISTIC. Thanks

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In Yoruba land part of Niger Delta like edo the north it's hereditary or family house but I heard some people argue that in Igbo land you can become igwe by simply having loads of cash. Is this true? Please decent answers and don't be TRIBALISTIC. Thanks

Maybe it's because we think about Ibos more than we think about our tribe. Oluwo and deji fight around, ooni in my state marries around, Oba of Lagos talks around uncontrollably, alaafin bleach around etc in fact we now have baales and oba in every family here in yorubaland. These these are the problems I want us to solve. How we should work harmoniously with our royal fathers to end the scourge of ritual and poverty in our region instead sleeping and waking up thinking only about Ibos. A research came out a month ago linking our ancestors to apes. We should research independently either to validate or denounce the theory.

Yoruba land is the only land in Nigeria where the father is alive and the son will ascend the throne

Why do you want to become a king of you don't have money?

You won't be able to control the rich amongst your clan. The rich will oppress you