Still looks expensive....

Are we meant to clap for them? It's long overdue.... Na the Kyari man suppose step down on his own till all investigations are concluded....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LwhddeMNI8

Great display from popular Inyi-agba-oku masquerade

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LwhddeMNI8

Inyi agba oku masquerade

Though I don't support his beating her.... She shouldn't have also collected the gift if she knew she wasn't interested in him or if he had added a clause to him buying her the phone...






https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LwhddeMNI8


Inyi agba oku masquerade: Pride of Enugu state

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LwhddeMNI8


The mystique surrounding masquerades is one key African/Igbo cultural component that survived western influence. In Igbo land, it is generally believed that masquerades are spirits which spring from the soil, precisely, ant hills.

Though masquerade festival is observed everywhere in Igboland, the celebration and masquerades differ from community to community. Udi (Enugu state) which is where I am from has produced so many great masquerades which have their various functions and prestige within their individual community. Masquerades found in Udi include and not limited to Igaa, Ishi aziza and Inyi-agba-oku.

Inyi-agba-oku masquerade is a wise masquerade and is known for “Igbuevu” which means speaking in proverbs and parables (through musical performances), to the awe and applauds from the audience.

I hope you will enjoy the video...... Please like and share it if you do.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNW16VsSi28


Lol.... Na when FBI searchlight each their side.... Fowl nyash go open

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNW16VsSi28


Truth be told.... If FBI searchlight comes to Nigeria's leadership..... Even out president would be found wanting....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFLzlyc71DA

A video of a Nigerian masquerade attire and preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ has gone viral.



The man who spoke in Igbo dialect urged passersby to accept Jesus into life. The man caught the attention of everyone in the area with the attire he wore which seemingly contradicts the message he was passing.

The Igbo view masquerades as spirits of their dead ancestors.

With the advent of Christianity, most Africans with the Igbo inclusive, have dumped their traditional beliefs in masquerades because Christianity says they are idolatry and evil.

This is what makes this video funny. For the masquerade is seen singing songs of psalms as well as preaching the word of God to the amusement of passers by.

Lol....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFLzlyc71DA



Public officers are not allowed to request or accept gifts or benefits of any kind that are related to the execution of public duties. They shall not accept gifts from commercial firms, business enterprises or persons who have contracts with the government. However, public officers are allowed to accept personal gifts or benefits from relatives or personal friends to such extent and on such occasions as are recognised by custom.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFLzlyc71DA

Public officers are not allowed to request or accept gifts or benefits of any kind that are related to the execution of public duties. They shall not accept gifts from commercial firms, business enterprises or persons who have contracts with the government. However, public officers are allowed to accept personal gifts or benefits from relatives or personal friends to such extent and on such occasions as are recognised by custom.


Lol..... If its all about the clothes as gift.... I don't think there is nothing wrong with collecting the GIFT.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFLzlyc71DA

E Don be for the guy.... You sure say no be the man wear this masquerade cloth so dey preach?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFLzlyc71DA

The Igbo view masquerades as spirits of their dead ancestors.

With the advent of Christianity, most Africans with the Igbo inclusive, have dumped their traditional beliefs in masquerades because Christianity says they are idolatry and evil.

This is what makes this video funny. For the masquerade is seen singing songs of psalms as well as preaching the word of God to the amusement of passers by

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vk8_l2V2oFk

Na today hunger dey kpai them?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z01t8iYYwc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z01t8iYYwc

Hmm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z01t8iYYwc

Worried by the resurgence of cult-related killings in Asaba, Delta State capital, natives of the town on Monday began a spiritual cleansing exercise.

The exercise, our correspondent learnt, which would last for seven days, started with a procession led simultaneously by the Chief Priests of the five quarters of Asaba at the respective domains.

It was gathered that the Chief Priests leading the Village Heads (Diokpa) in every quarter, embarked on the procession at the wee hours of Monday in red attires.

Our correspondent further learnt that the procession ended at the Ihu-Ani (community shrine) of every quarter, where other traditional rites including oath-taking were also performed.

The spiritual exercise, according to community sources, was directed by the Asagba of Asaba as a measure to end the worsening cult-related clashes leading to the gruesome killing of over six persons in the past two weeks.

A native of the Umuagu village of Asaba, Jude Ojiugo, confirmed that the early morning procession had the blessing of the Asagba.

‘The Diokpas (heads) of each quarter was directed to embark on procession, an indication that all is not well in the community, and to call on indigenes to denounce cultism.

‘All the members of the cult are supposed to take oath in Ihu-ani (front of the shrine) to denounce their membership. Each quarter performed their own in their respective Ihu-ani shrine.

‘Ours in Umuagu here, the heads embarked on the procession as directed the Asagba of Asaba. Those who refused to come out and renounce their membership of secret cult groups had curses placed on them,’ Ojiugo said.

According to Ojiugo, on the last day of the exercise, another rite would be performed at the shrine, adding that it would also afford those yet to renounce cultism the opportunity to do so.

Ojiugo said the popular Ogbogonogo market along Nnebisi Road would be shut down on the final of the spiritual cleansing.

Source : https://www.sunnewsonline.com/cultism-asaba-communities-go-spiritual/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z01t8iYYwc

Worried by the resurgence of cult-related killings in Asaba, Delta State capital, natives of the town on Monday began a spiritual cleansing exercise.

The exercise, our correspondent learnt, which would last for seven days, started with a procession led simultaneously by the Chief Priests of the five quarters of Asaba at the respective domains.

It was gathered that the Chief Priests leading the Village Heads (Diokpa) in every quarter, embarked on the procession at the wee hours of Monday in red attires.

Our correspondent further learnt that the procession ended at the Ihu-Ani (community shrine) of every quarter, where other traditional rites including oath-taking were also performed.

The spiritual exercise, according to community sources, was directed by the Asagba of Asaba as a measure to end the worsening cult-related clashes leading to the gruesome killing of over six persons in the past two weeks.

A native of the Umuagu village of Asaba, Jude Ojiugo, confirmed that the early morning procession had the blessing of the Asagba.

‘The Diokpas (heads) of each quarter was directed to embark on procession, an indication that all is not well in the community, and to call on indigenes to denounce cultism.

‘All the members of the cult are supposed to take oath in Ihu-ani (front of the shrine) to denounce their membership. Each quarter performed their own in their respective Ihu-ani shrine.

‘Ours in Umuagu here, the heads embarked on the procession as directed the Asagba of Asaba. Those who refused to come out and renounce their membership of secret cult groups had curses placed on them,’ Ojiugo said.

According to Ojiugo, on the last day of the exercise, another rite would be performed at the shrine, adding that it would also afford those yet to renounce cultism the opportunity to do so.

Ojiugo said the popular Ogbogonogo market along Nnebisi Road would be shut down on the final of the spiritual cleansing.

Source : https://www.sunnewsonline.com/cultism-asaba-communities-go-spiritual/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z01t8iYYwc

Worried by the resurgence of cult-related killings in Asaba, Delta State capital, natives of the town on Monday began a spiritual cleansing exercise.

The exercise, our correspondent learnt, which would last for seven days, started with a procession led simultaneously by the Chief Priests of the five quarters of Asaba at the respective domains.

It was gathered that the Chief Priests leading the Village Heads (Diokpa) in every quarter, embarked on the procession at the wee hours of Monday in red attires.

Our correspondent further learnt that the procession ended at the Ihu-Ani (community shrine) of every quarter, where other traditional rites including oath-taking were also performed.

The spiritual exercise, according to community sources, was directed by the Asagba of Asaba as a measure to end the worsening cult-related clashes leading to the gruesome killing of over six persons in the past two weeks.

A native of the Umuagu village of Asaba, Jude Ojiugo, confirmed that the early morning procession had the blessing of the Asagba.

‘The Diokpas (heads) of each quarter was directed to embark on procession, an indication that all is not well in the community, and to call on indigenes to denounce cultism.

‘All the members of the cult are supposed to take oath in Ihu-ani (front of the shrine) to denounce their membership. Each quarter performed their own in their respective Ihu-ani shrine.

‘Ours in Umuagu here, the heads embarked on the procession as directed the Asagba of Asaba. Those who refused to come out and renounce their membership of secret cult groups had curses placed on them,’ Ojiugo said.

According to Ojiugo, on the last day of the exercise, another rite would be performed at the shrine, adding that it would also afford those yet to renounce cultism the opportunity to do so.

Ojiugo said the popular Ogbogonogo market along Nnebisi Road would be shut down on the final of the spiritual cleansing.

Source : https://www.sunnewsonline.com/cultism-asaba-communities-go-spiritual/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z01t8iYYwc


Worried by the resurgence of cult-related killings in Asaba, Delta State capital, natives of the town on Monday began a spiritual cleansing exercise.

The exercise, our correspondent learnt, which would last for seven days, started with a procession led simultaneously by the Chief Priests of the five quarters of Asaba at the respective domains.

It was gathered that the Chief Priests leading the Village Heads (Diokpa) in every quarter, embarked on the procession at the wee hours of Monday in red attires.

Our correspondent further learnt that the procession ended at the Ihu-Ani (community shrine) of every quarter, where other traditional rites including oath-taking were also performed.

The spiritual exercise, according to community sources, was directed by the Asagba of Asaba as a measure to end the worsening cult-related clashes leading to the gruesome killing of over six persons in the past two weeks.

A native of the Umuagu village of Asaba, Jude Ojiugo, confirmed that the early morning procession had the blessing of the Asagba.

‘The Diokpas (heads) of each quarter was directed to embark on procession, an indication that all is not well in the community, and to call on indigenes to denounce cultism.

‘All the members of the cult are supposed to take oath in Ihu-ani (front of the shrine) to denounce their membership. Each quarter performed their own in their respective Ihu-ani shrine.

‘Ours in Umuagu here, the heads embarked on the procession as directed the Asagba of Asaba. Those who refused to come out and renounce their membership of secret cult groups had curses placed on them,’ Ojiugo said.

According to Ojiugo, on the last day of the exercise, another rite would be performed at the shrine, adding that it would also afford those yet to renounce cultism the opportunity to do so.

Ojiugo said the popular Ogbogonogo market along Nnebisi Road would be shut down on the final of the spiritual cleansing.

Source : https://www.sunnewsonline.com/cultism-asaba-communities-go-spiritual/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z01t8iYYwc

Maybe it's time to go spiritual against COVID-19....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wlJpLG22K4

They are the people that plan to rig elections... They are the real enemies of Nigeria.....

JAMB, WAEC, BVN, NIMC,.... Almost all crucial exercises in Nigeria have gone digital... But the most crucial ones which are INEC (ELECTIONS) and NPC (census) are still in the analogue stage..

And you wonder why things are getting worse in the country?

The above video is a sample of tye advantages of an analogue election.... Note that though the above was done by one political party in the South West.... We all know other parties also involve in the act...

Na who do am pass dey win election

Hmm