Today, Saturday 27th of January, no resident both old and young are allowed to come outside because of the oro tradition taking place. Any visitor that erroneously ventures to enter the village will be met with grim consequences. For a whole day, people must observe the by force stay at home. I am not one to question traditional rites but I see no economic significance of locking people up for a whole day. Neither is there any development it brings to the village. This is a village where The Otedola's comes from yet no single development year to year. Just my thoughts though. let's have yours

Na tradition

illicit:
Na tradition

witch kind tradition be dat
Na 18 century we dey
Make i go buy something na so Dem put palm leafs everywhere like say person die
Mtcew

Ernerstdavid55:
witch kind tradition be dat
Na 18 century we dey
Make i go buy something na so Dem put palm leafs everywhere like say person die
Mtcew

Commot for the area