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immortalcrown:I don't understand what you wrote up there, but what the fvck is Hausa doing in your statement ?? |
My problem is why is president Buhari laughing with them? |
ILLICITblood:Maybe i am wrong about you but change begins with you and I, what have you done to change and create awareness in your immediate environment? Sorry if my above posts are harsh. |
ILLICITblood:Lets assume you are from north, i can bet with my life You are either from plateau or southern kaduna if so then don't say you are from Arewa, say you are from middle belt and your opinion is irrelevant in the north. Since from the inception we have never voted in thesame pattern Your lifestyle is different from ours. |
ILLICITblood:Another one... You should go and learn Hausa first before you impersonate |
ILLICITblood:The bolded burst your bubble. Obviously you are Igbo that was born and brought up the north. |
ILLICITblood:Which state are from Which tribe Can you speak Hausa fluently? If yes can you give us a demo? |
ILLICITblood:STFU lazy ass youth did I just hear you say "learn trade No"? |
Indeed it is victory to democracy God bless Nigeria |
Bori (Animism) Hausa animism or Bori is an African traditional religion of the Hausa people of West Africa that involves spirit possession. Terminology Bòòríí is a Hausa noun, meaning the spiritual force that resides in physical things, and is related to the word for local distilled alcohol (borassa) as well the practice of medicine (boka). The Bori religion is both an institution to control these forces, and the performance of an "adorcism" (as opposed to exorcism) ritual, dance and music by which these spirits are controlled and by which illness is healed. Pre-Islamic Hausaland An aspect of the traditional Maguzawa Hausa religious traditions, Bori became a state religion led by ruling-class priestesses among some of the late pre-colonial Hausa states. When Islam started making inroads into Hausa land in the 14th century, certain aspects of the religion such as idol worship were driven underground. The cult of Tsumbubura in the then Sultanate of Kano and many other similar Bori cults were suppressed, but Bori survived in "spirit-possession" cults by integrating some aspects of Islam. The Bori spirit possession priestesses maintained nominal influence over the Sultanates that replaced the earlier Animist kingdoms. Priestesses communed with spirits through ecstatic dance ritual, hoping to guide and maintain the state's ruling houses. A corps of Bori priestesses and their helpers was led by royal priestess, titled the "Inna", or "Mother of us all". The Inna oversaw this network, which was not only responsible for protecting society from malevolent forces through possession dances, but which provided healing and divination throughout the kingdom. Post-Islamic and contemporary practice Muslim scholars of the early 19th century disapproved of the hybrid religion practised in royal courts, overzealous Muslims were to use this hybridization as an excuse to overthrow the Sultanates and form the Sokoto Caliphate. With the birth of the Caliphate, Bori practices were partially suppressed in Fula courts. Bori possession rituals survived in the Hausa refugee states such as Konni and Dogondutchi (in what is today southern Niger) and in some rural areas of Nigerian Hausaland. The powerful advisory roles of women, exemplified in the Bori priestesses, either disappeared or were transferred to Muslim women in scholarly, educational, and community leadership roles. British and French colonialism, though, offered little space for women in the official hierarchies of indirect rule, and the formal roles, like the Bori, for women in governance largely disappeared by the mid 20th century. In modern Muslim Hausaland, Bori ritual survives in some places assimilated into syncretic practices. The pre-Muslim "babbaku" spirits of the Maguzaci have been added to over time with "Muslim" spirits ("farfaru" , and spirits of (or representing) other ethnic groups, even those of the European colonialists. The healing and "luck" aspects of Bori members performances, almost entirely women, give new social roles for their rituals and practitioners. Bori ritual societies, separated from governing structures, provide a powerful corporate identity for the women who belong to them through the practice of traditional healing, as well as through the performance of Bori festival like the girka initiation ritual.In spirit possession all over Africa the gender of the possessing spirit takes precedence over the gender of the possessed. A man possessed by a female spirit for ritual purposes takes the personality of a woman, while a woman possessed by a male spirit takes the personality of a man. This often has no relevance to everyday living. Bori possession cults exist in countries all over Africa under different names. However it is only found in some ethnic groups and is totally absent in most. Cc Lalasticlala Odumci Bigfrancis21 Pagan9ja
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Anago50000:Whatever |
So these beggers are like MTN. See one Igbo dey beg for money, and las las na dem will be the first to start mocking Hausa people. Fvcking beggers!!!
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OP don't stop her She is in the verge of awakening
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She finally found her third eye. Happy for her
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Ijaycool:They maybe thesame people but APC manifesto differs from that of PDP. For them to join APC they have to drop their PDP ideology and Adopt APC's |
Nice one as long as it is a competent Northerner I am satisfied. Northerners deserve every bit of appointment. Thunder strike anyone that will be against the appointment
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Thank you all for supporting PMB. South east doesn't have high ranking APC senator Next Senate president will come from Northeast. |
Temple1288:Yes I have heard something similar to it and also witnessed it. Case study Nigeria election 2019. Moreover the probability of a sitting president to fail election is less than 5% |
30k but not from INEC, it was paid by Borno state government. |
I support the sacking of Emifele or whatever his name is, he should be replaced with a Northerner. There are alot of Northerners that are up to the task. After all his time has elapsed |
IbrahimDamola:It will be my greatest joy. Hopefully someone from Northeast |
Secondus always coming second |
Kwara next Governor. We will support you in every bit Sir |
Buhari is more influential than all the ex Generals They were all against his second term but God has already anointed him..
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NkayStory:I am neither Yoruba nor Hausa But that's a well known fact most of the minority tribes doesn't like Igbo. |
She is too little to be a house help #Say no to child labour |
drskyfly007:You are mistaking arrogance with being industrious |
I think an average Arab guy is insane and primitive. From the way they doesn't value their life by bombing themselves Crazy stunt on highway Having wild animals as pet And now this sh!t? ![]() The annoying thing is they will never do this sh!t to their women, in fact they hide their women in Burka. |
Igbo are the most hated tribe in this country. Every tribe doesn't like them, they have a lot of questionable character |
FriendNG:I agree thats how it supposes to be |
What type of fuvkery is this? Useless people |
SouthEastFacts:That's nice But you need to drop that arrogant character your people possessed. I also have a lot of Igbo friends but Nairaland and other social media change my perception. |
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, and spirits of (or representing) other ethnic groups, even those of the European colonialists. The healing and "luck" aspects of Bori members performances, almost entirely women, give new social roles for their rituals and practitioners. Bori ritual societies, separated from governing structures, provide a powerful corporate identity for the women who belong to them through the practice of traditional healing, as well as through the performance of Bori festival like the girka initiation ritual.
