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Politics › Re: Saraki's Declaration: Senate President Clears The Air On Not Too Young To Run by chris4gold(m): 9:42am On Aug 31, 2018
All na scam
Travel › Re: Bridge Linking Gombe, Adamawa And Borno States Has Been Cut Off by chris4gold(m): 12:11pm On Aug 26, 2018
Issokay
Family › Re: A Proud Mother & Her 3 Uniformed Sons Army Air force , Pilot ( Pictured) by chris4gold(m): 10:10pm On Aug 24, 2018
Strong woman
Culture › Re: PHOTOS: Ooni Of Ife At Eid Prayer Ground by chris4gold(m): 10:03am On Aug 22, 2018
gabazin080:
mumu.
someone that doesn't even know you exist
Thanks for calling my attention to my weakness, but that wouldn't change who I am shocked shocked shocked
Culture › Re: PHOTOS: Ooni Of Ife At Eid Prayer Ground by chris4gold(m): 8:49pm On Aug 21, 2018
I like dis king no be small
Travel › Re: End Of Danfo As LASG Is Set To Roll Out 300 New BRT Buses Oct. 1st by chris4gold(m): 2:21pm On Aug 17, 2018
Nice project
Politics › Re: Nationwide Blackout Looms As Electricity Workers Threaten Strike by chris4gold(m): 11:04am On Aug 15, 2018
[quote author=SolutionMee post=70294531]Exactly what many Nigerians deserve

Their brains function well in the dark

Electricity in Nigeria is a privilege

A shear tolerance from the Western world and civilization

I know many Nigerians will be thinking of how to bang their neighbour's wife in the dark

Some will even be thinking of how to f**k their friend's girlfriend in the dark as well

This is one out of thousands of privileges that darkness offers

Electricity only restricted us from been productive

Fortunately, Darkness has come to stay

I congratulate all Nigerians[/quote

What is dis 1 saying
Travel › Re: Happening Just Now;16 Feared Dead In Helicopter ‘hard Landing’.... by chris4gold(m): 11:21am On Aug 13, 2018
So sad
Politics › Re: Breaking: Buhari Asks Oshimole To Resign by chris4gold(m): 8:15am On Aug 12, 2018
Dis ur source hen
Travel › Re: The 10 Largest Countries In The World By Landmass by chris4gold(m): 7:49pm On Aug 10, 2018
Checking... But can't find my Village shocked shocked shocked
Travel › Re: Nigerian Man Dies At Canadian Border After Allegedly Resisting Deportation by chris4gold(m): 7:00pm On Aug 10, 2018
Strong guy, your spirit go enter Canada by force... Get there or die at d entrance. Canadian heaven straight grin grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Breaking News! 10 Top Executive Members Dump Apc, Defect To Adp by chris4gold(m): 2:49pm On Aug 06, 2018
Names?
Culture › Re: World Sango Festival (pix) by chris4gold(op): 3:22pm On Aug 05, 2018
African101:
Yes, you can never develop until you appreciate what you have and liberate yourself from mental slavery and inferior complex. There are ways we can reform all this tradition and make it acceptable to the world. Brasil, Cuba, Mexico etc are examples. Do you think the whites just wake up suddenly and started manufacturing cars etc? No, the whites didn't just developed, they started from bottom, they reformed their tradition, santa claus for example. You can never be what you are not, you will never be American while you are a Nigerian. The whites appreciate our culture and traditions that is why they troop to Africa to learn and practice it. China, India didn't neglect nor turn their back against their tradition and they are progressing. It's people like you that is dragging Nigeria back not tradition. I pray your generations don't learn your history from foreigners.
You nailed it.
Culture › Re: World Sango Festival (pix) by chris4gold(op): 1:50pm On Aug 05, 2018
From your point of view anyway. Meanwhile any nation that abandoned her culture is nothing but a slave. Your culture determine whom you are.

seun, lala...

yanabasee:
With all these fetish festival dragging a supposed giant of Africa backward.....We can never be developed as a country!!!
Culture › World Sango Festival (pix) by chris4gold(op):
Sàngó is a divinity among the Yoruba Òrìsà Pantheon, related to the mythology of the Yoruba Indigenous Religion known as “Èsìn Òrìsà Ìbílè”.



In the Yoruba myth of creation of the universe, “Olódùmarè” is the Supreme Creator, who delegated His powers to the “Òrìsà”, giving them the autonomy, authority and freedom to act according to His will to create the earth and interact with the Humanity. Based on this Yoruba theological concept, Sàngó was delegated the function of creating the storms, being known as the divinity of thunders, rays, rain and fire.



Also the mythical history of the Òrìsà Sàngó, embodies the third Alaafin (king), known as Tella-Oko, who was a strong warrior, believed to be a physical incarnation of the Òrìsà Sàngó, due to his mythical and invisible powers used through the energy of the thunder and storms.



Sàngó was the second son of Oranmiyan; the founder of Oyo Empire; the youngest of the grandsons of Oduduwa. Sàngó was a brave and powerful man that inherited most of his special abilities from the Nupe, his mother’s people. During the reign of Alaafin Ajaka, Oyo was under a regular treat of war from Olowu, Ajaka’s cousin; who rules Owu Kingdom. Olowu later sent his warriors to capture Alaafin Ajaka and bring him to Owu. In their bid to rescue Alaafin Ajaka, the Oyomesi (Oyo’s council of chiefs), sent for Sàngó in Nupe land where he had lived. He rescued Ajaka and he was crowned King while Ajaka was sent into exile.
Sàngó , in his lifetime, had five wives, but three were very closed to him, Obà , the first wife and in the traditional sense the legitimate, Òsun , the second and Oya, the third, a concubine (as no marriage right or dowry was paid on her) was a spirit who has the power to transform from human to animal. She also had the power to summon rain. Together with Sàngó ’s thunderbolt, they had terrific victories in battle. The resulting Jealousy by Obà and Òsun made Oya to be more close to Sàngó, becoming his princess consort (Ayo) and having access to Sàngó ’s thunderbolt (Edun Ara).

During the reign of Sàngó, he had two generals: Timi Agbale Olofa-ina (also known as Olu-ode) who could shoot arrows of fire and Gbonka (also Known as Eliri) who was equally powerful. After disobeying his direct order not to match on Owu in Battle, Sàngó follows Oya’s advice to get rid of them and sent them to govern the border towns of the Empire. Timi obeyed him and left for Ede but Gbonka stayed back in Oyo to pose further treat. Sàngó in his quest to destroy them both: sent Gbonka to Ede to capture Timi which he did. Sàngó who believed that the match in Ede was staged asked for a re-match in Oyo and Gbonka defeated Timi. Sàngó then ordered that Gbonka should be burn to ashes. Mysteriously, he appeared after three days giving Sàngó ultimatum to vacate the throne for his infidelity.


He left the palace to a high rock facing the palace to re-affirm the potency of his thunderbolt. The thunder he created stroke the palace and burnt it down. Obà and Òsun after losing everything, left the palace angrily blaming one another for allowing Oya such access to Sàngó and became the under goddess of the river Obà and Òsun the goddess of Òsun river. Oya, on her part, went back to the forest in Nupe Land where Sàngó found her and became the under goddess of Odo- Oya known as river Niger.


On the other hand Sàngó left the town followed by the chiefs as Baba-Mogba persuading him not to leave. After an unyielding persuasion, the chiefs went back as they approach an Ayan tree, the news ran that the king has hanged himself, but that was not true. Only Baba-Mogba knew the truth that Sàngó varnished into the earth, leaving his thunderbolt (Edun Ara) with Mogba . – Hence the popular saying OBAKOSO or OLUKOSO meaning the king did not hang was created by the Baba-Mogba and the place where Sàngó disappeared has became known as Koso.

Today Koso is a suburban district of Oyo, one of the holiest places of the city, where the spirit of Sàngó inhabited the sacred site thousands of years ago. There is no king in Oyo, who will be installed without performing all the rites of coronation inside Koso temple.

Mogba Koso plays a crucial role in the royal succession, since he is the custodian of the thunderbolt (Edun Ara) and the ancestral crown of Sàngó, being responsible for the coronation of the new king.



The Elégún Sàngó Koso is the living embodiment of Sàngó, who leads the faithful to perform one of the most sacred rites in the sacred Koso temple, symbolizing the spiritual immortality.



Sàngó is a mystery and a phenomenon in the Yoruba history that have spread beyond the boundaries of Oyo town, spreading throughout the world.

In art, Sàngó is depicted with a double-axe on his three heads. He is associated with the holy animal, the ram, and the holy colours of red and white.

For more https://web.facebook.com/pg/WorldSangoFestival/photos/

Science/Technology › Re: A Hippopotamus Killed At Jebba, Niger State (Photos) by chris4gold(m): 10:51pm On Jun 28, 2018
Lazy youths
Crime › Re: Moment Mexico Arrest Entire Police Force Of A Town Over Murder(pics) by chris4gold(m): 9:55am On Jun 26, 2018
How I wish dis can be done to naija sars
Politics › Re: Nigeria Unfair To Mbazulike Amaechi – Obasanjo by chris4gold(m): 2:44pm On Jun 24, 2018
Let ask Rotimi Amechi na
Sports › Re: Manchester United Looking To Sign Jordi Alba Ahead Of Tottenham by chris4gold(m): 4:50pm On Jun 23, 2018
Hope you no swallow crazy grin grin grin grin


fwesharumi:
If Ahmed musa can do it in the second half...
That's means buhari too can do it in his second "term"

Yeeh my eye who slap me embarassed tongue
Sports › Re: Patrice Evra Backs Paul Pogba To Prove Critics Wrong by chris4gold(m): 10:59pm On Jun 22, 2018
Who is pogba, Ahmmed musa, d naija savior grin
Politics › Re: Video Of Shiites Fighting With Police, Destroy Police Vehicle (WATCH) by chris4gold(m): 5:24pm On Jun 21, 2018
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
splmosixx:
Make federal government free their leader El zakasky...

Abi Wetin dem de use the man do?

This Nigeria just tire me,e be like say we go start ajo(contribution) for nairaland,make we de use the money send ourselves go yankee....

Abi I no reason am well?
Politics › Re: 2019: Makarfi Thanks APC, Advises Saraki, Dogara, Other Npdp Members by chris4gold(m): 9:29am On Jun 18, 2018
all dis shameless people
Politics › Re: What Obasanjo, Buhari Should Do – Bode George Reacts To Ex-president’s Claims by chris4gold(m): 1:46pm On Jun 10, 2018
issokay
Career › Re: Women Make Their Money Working At A Building Site (Photos) by chris4gold(m): 12:57pm On Jun 10, 2018
Your stupidity is like a zeal world, extra ordinary everyday grin grin grin grin

salam1:
very soon if your village witch attack u, u go blame buhari not knowing that ur mouth caused it
Career › Re: Women Make Their Money Working At A Building Site (Photos) by chris4gold(m): 6:15pm On Jun 09, 2018
ufuosman:
Hardship, may God bless fruit of dere womb so dat all dis suffering go end
May God continue to increase your brain, you will be more useful dan dis present president in future.
Politics › Re: How Buhari Plunged Nigeria Into N2.7 Trillion Mess To Spit GEJ by chris4gold(m): 6:11pm On Jun 09, 2018
Sai baba... I beg you, please go back to daura jejeli
Education › Re: Apply For NIIT Nigeria Scholarship For Nigerian Students 2018 by chris4gold(m): 12:05pm On Jun 07, 2018
nice info
Politics › Re: Buhari: My Sins I Committed Against Obasanjo.... by chris4gold(m): 8:39am On Jun 07, 2018
source nko?
Politics › Re: Buruji Kashamu Hugs Gbenga Daniels After Their Peace Meeting In Abuja by chris4gold(m): 12:26pm On Jun 06, 2018
[quote author=Sobowane post=68225014][/quote]Thief...
Politics › Re: Buruji Kashamu Hugs Gbenga Daniels After Their Peace Meeting In Abuja by chris4gold(m): 9:55am On Jun 06, 2018
nice move
Travel › Re: Bayelsa State International Airport Project On Amassoma/Tombia Street Continues by chris4gold(m): 12:35pm On Jun 05, 2018
nice 1
Health › Re: Rainfall Exhumes Corpses From Graves At A Cemetery In Kano. Photos by chris4gold(m): 9:33am On Jun 05, 2018
lobatan

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