Sergio103:
21st century??

Primitive people I share the country with

But 21st century it is okay for two men to marry each other?
That is not primitive because
Na oyinbo day do am
Many of you are incapable of thinking independently you just follow blindly
Are you circumcised? Will you circumcise your children?
Is circumcision not primitive? Why not?
Some people Bury their dead others cremate
Is one primitive and the other civilised?
You need to learn to think your own thoughts and stop echoing other people's ideas

Oro Jūju priest should be ban because they kill human and sacrifices their blood to oro

Chicagograduate:
Oro Jūju priest should be ban because they kill human and sacrifices their blood to oro

How do you know this?

We are nothing without our culture.

The many Easterners who criticize ORO festival also have festivals and certain rituals in their homes that forbid the participation of women.

It's unfortunate you love China that have developed because their cultur, you Iove America that developed because of the American dream which is a culture. Japan is where it is today because of their culture.
The Norse/Viking countries of Norway, Iceland, Denmark etc are where they are today because of their culture unfortunately Africa is where it is today because we have rejected our culture worse part is that we don't even know.

Africans would have no identity in a few years

PARADIZEPRIEST:
DARKLIFE PULLING AFROCANS BACKWARDS, Americans do hallowEEn and they dont ask people to stay indoors, what is Africa doing in this jet age. JESUS CHRIST MY LORD FOREVER.

We Africans will take 1 day Oro over their men sleeping with men culture.

Opportunities for skull miners

Gajagojo:

How do you know this?

What do they do with women when they say they should not come out at a particular time?It is a ritual feast to appease juju.

adamusuleiman1:


https://punchng.com/traditional-festival-lagos-community-warns-females-to-stay-indoors-may-16/

This can never happen in Rivers state. Lagos is a primitive place

TotoIsGud4boy:
Very cool!! Let’s show bad belle our rich culture and heritage worth emulating

Thunder fire GRV
Thunder fire enemies of Nigeria

God bless Tinubu
God bless Sanwo
God bless Lagos
God bless Yorubaland

if them born their papa well make their mothers and sisters come outside,useless people don’t know more than disrespecting their hosts.they even do worst in their villages,some of them kill and eat their visitors.common to abide by the culture and tradition of their hosts they will become defiant…shayb na primitive and nzobu,make their wives come out on that day.

Which kind of yeye, archaic tradition is this??

TotoIsGud4boy:
Very cool!! Let’s show bad belle our rich culture and heritage worth emulating

Thunder fire GRV
Thunder fire enemies of Nigeria

God bless Tinubu
God bless Sanwo
God bless Lagos
God bless Yorubaland

Dindinrin n din robo, afofun gbemu... Read wetin you read again u go see say nah igbe full ur brain

TotoIsGud4boy:
Very cool!! Let’s show bad belle our rich culture and heritage worth emulating

Thunder fire GRV
Thunder fire enemies of Nigeria

God bless Tinubu
God bless Sanwo
God bless Lagos
God bless Yorubaland

Not all cultures are rich or worth emulating. If you don't pick and choose the good ones, you're doing yourself.

Goodvibes007:
Growing up in Lagos and now living in America

- I miss the sound of the Oro and the songs the adherents chant when they are passing in Agege or In Iju Ishaga (Ifako Ijaiye - Lagos) all the way to Iju Ajuwon/Alagbole/Akute in Ogun state.

- I miss the Egun festivals in Mushin especially the Egun Snow (little boy) decked in all white costume and riding on a horse with thousands of followers behind him.

- I miss the eyo festivals in Lagos Island.

You must remember the" Igbale"- Masquerade house ar Ogba-Asade..

Agege boy fi life!

Ishilove:
Which kind of yeye, archaic tradition is this??

Praise be to oro, the last bastion of the African male.

If you like come out when we bring out oro.

Now get your big arse and bigger knock-ers back into the kitchen

VHILL:





This can never happen in Rivers state. Lagos is a primitive place

Rivers is made up of several tribes with varying cultures as well. Tell another lie. Don't ibos tell their women to drink chilled Omi Oku (water used in washing dead body) after the death of her husband and there are Ibos in some parts of Rivers.

greggng:
The day I came face to face with this oro people...Only God saved me

What happened?

chopnaira:

We Africans will take 1 day Oro over their men sleeping with men culture.

JUDGE NOT AMERICA,MOST AFRICAN ARE HYPOCRITES, THEY DONE HOLD ON TO ONE BELIEF, LIKE SOME PASTORS MIX THEIR PASTORING WITH WITCHCRAFT AND DIABOLICAL POWERS TO DO FAKE MIRACLES TO GARNER MEMBERS FOR MORE MONEY. Any tradition that threaten human lives is against GOD ALMIGHTY and antihumanity and must be curtailed.

greggng:
The day I came face to face with this oro people...Only God saved me

Shebi you are one of those Obidients shouting Lagos is no man's land

MrColdsweat:
Does this not infringe on the rights on Nigerians? How can you tell Nigerian women not to exercise their right to free movement because of your monkey traditions?

Respec your host, why is it that GBAJUE'S will always be ungrateful and hateful?...

Aswear I miss the sound too...my area then was Ajuwon.

Goodvibes007:
Growing up in Lagos and now living in America

- I miss the sound of the Oro and the songs the adherents chant when they are passing in Agege or In Iju Ishaga (Ifako Ijaiye - Lagos) all the way to Iju Ajuwon/Alagbole/Akute in Ogun state.

- I miss the Egun festivals in Mushin especially the Egun Snow (little boy) decked in all white costume and riding on a horse with thousands of followers behind him.

- I miss the eyo festivals in Lagos Island.

Even before opening the thread,

I knew the Isemo would be in my mother's home town of Ikorodu

Jeez! Those people can observe Isemo eh!

That's why I just drive past my maternal home town and wave at them from the car window..

Na so so party and Isemo especially for those Itun-something: Itun-sokun, Itun-moja, Itun-pate, Itun-nla, Itu-meko

Epe for me anyday sha

Or else wat

plumcomm:
if them born their papa well make their mothers and sisters come outside,useless people don’t know more than disrespecting their hosts.they even do worst in their villages,some of them kill and eat their visitors.common to abide by the culture and tradition of their hosts they will become defiant…shayb na primitive and nzobu,make their wives come out on that day.

Internet tough guy

AustineE1:
These people have chosen to remain in the dark ages,how can you deprive people of their right of movement,so women living in Ikorodu and are faced with emergency health challenges can not at that time access Ikorodo general hospital.Whats so special with this awkward Oro festival,the same Oro masquerade that muslim faithfuls beat the hell out of it,the last time it over stepped its boundary.Outright nonsense ！

Dark ages? Oga embrace your tradition

It will come and go

Ishilove:
Which kind of yeye, archaic tradition is this??

Ishilove, how's it going? Did you know that even in your darling Ukwuani area of Anioma, the Oro type of festival exists just like in Ikorodu and elsewhere among the indigenous Yoruba folks of Nigeria, Benin Republic, and Togo? I got to know this from a well-educated woman who is also from Ukwuani but based in Lagos. She's okay with it though because it's part of the culture that has existed for centuries. As long as nobody gets killed, or injured and it's done for only a day with the restrictions at night, their space or boundaries should be respected.

The Japanese, Chinese, etc, still strongly celebrate their languages, cultural values and indigenous religions as of today and they are technologically advanced now.

Barbaric culture!

AfghanEasterners who treat their women as second-class slave citizens too will be wailing and crying on the thread.

Goodvibes007:
Growing up in Lagos and now living in America

- I miss the sound of the Oro and the songs the adherents chant when they are passing in Agege or In Iju Ishaga (Ifako Ijaiye - Lagos) all the way to Iju Ajuwon/Alagbole/Akute in Ogun state.

- I miss the Egun festivals in Mushin especially the Egun Snow (little boy) decked in all white costume and riding on a horse with thousands of followers behind him.

- I miss the eyo festivals in Lagos Island.

I can come down for the festival
The date still far

PortHarcourtcit:
Respec your host, why is it that GBAJUE'S will always be ungrateful and hateful?...

Respect the rights of Nigerians you primitive monkey.

Sergio103:
21st century??

Primitive people I share the country with

What can be more primitive and barbaric than CANNIBALISM?