A video has emerged showing Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah of the Catholic Diocese of Sokoto State, as he joins and participate cultural dance troupe in his home town.

The 30-seconds long video obtained by Igbere TV on Thursday morning shows the respected man of God enjoying his time with dance troupe as he gets cheered on by people.

It was gathered that the dance troupe are called Afizere dancers by people of Plateau state, Nigeria.

Much of the prominence of the Afizere people is derived from their love for dance and music which has placed Plateau state and the entire Izere land on the international cultural map.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUzsfc7hfK0

https://igberetvnews.com/1406930/bishop-kukah-joins-cultural-dance-troupe-home-town-video/

Op ....point of correction

Bishop Kukah is an IKULU man from Kamuru in Kaduna

Most Powerful Bishop of the North. More Grace

kukah my tormentor of zombies

Wow!! Very energetic and amazing performance! He was actually playing the flute as well o. I am really impressed. Well done sir.
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African ...

Our culture Na wetin we use pass oyibo.

This man doesn't behave like "USUAL" Aboki. School good oo

TooMuchStuff:
Bishop Kukah is an IKULU man from Kamuru in Kaduna

Most Powerful Bishop of the North. More Grace

Most Outspoken Bishop in the entire country.

There are more powerful Catholic Bishops in the north than Bishop Kukah.
Cardinal Onayekean & Bishop Ignatus Kaigama are more powerful than him, here in the north.

That said. Culture is the people's way of life and Bishop Kukah understands this.
Our Daddy GO's should be learning.

ImmaculateJOE:

Most Outspoken Bishop in the entire country.

There are more powerful Catholic Bishops in the north than Bishop Kukah.
Cardinal Onayekean & Bishop Ignatus Kaigama are more powerful than him, here in the north.

That said. Culture is the people's way of life and Bishop Kukah understands this.
Our Daddy GO's should be learning.

Oga both Ignatius n Onayekan are Archbishops n Cardinal. They are not Bishops. I mean the class of Bishops in the North for now

Priestly calling!

Na Cruise everybody jus dey pass lately we no fit allow the Economy giv us heart attack...

Believe in God, but don't be far from the gods.

Culture comes before religion

The man I respect most in Nigeria, you can do no wrong

Nice one.

TooMuchStuff:


Oga both Ignatius n Onayekan are Archbishops n Cardinal. They are not Bishops. I mean the class of Bishops in the North for now

Sir, all of them are Bishops. Even the Pope himself is a Bishop too.

The highest ordination in Catholic Church is Episcopal ordination (Bishop).

I won't be surprised if Arise TV make this one of the discussions on their morning program called TRENDING by Ojy Okpe

Nice. This what Christ preached.

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Anyway, Agriculture is life

GREAT

Hope bandits won't come for him

Man wey get balls

You need to put spirituality into your cultural dance in order to attract more spiritual blessings for the entire culture

Still doesn't have grey hairs.

The man no dey age at all

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1Oyxzz9cSc

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It's great to see such men embrace their culture... It gives hope to an ever dying African culture that's being destroyed by Western influence.

Outsiders have written many books and essays about African culture, with a number of these publications being inaccurate and disparaging.

This has led many Africans to adopt the same incorrect terminology and have the same beliefs.

Let us correct some of these inaccuracies.

African culture/religion is incorrectly referred to be ancestor worship.

This is incorrect because Africans do not revere their ancestors who have passed away.

It is true that long-dead relatives are said to live on and exhibit interest in their living relatives.

These families may demonstrate their faith by erecting shrines to the departed and leaving food or drink there or on their graves, as well as mentioning them in their prayers.

Also, once in a while, African culture permits the celebration of traditional dancing or some sort of Masquerade or mmanwu festivals, just like the one that happened in this video which took place in Agbgudu, Udi, Enugu state.

These expressions of reverence for the deceased, however, do not imply that they are being worshipped; rather, they demonstrate people's view that the departed of up to four or five generations should not be forgotten.

Acts of worship (such as sacrifices and prayers) are only a part of the African religion.

A little element of a larger religious system cannot be considered whole.

Thus, it is incorrect to refer to the African religion as "ancestor worship."

Praxis758:
I won't be surprised if Arise TV make this one of the discussions on their morning program called TRENDING by Ojy Okpe

That girl is beautiful, I watch that show most times coz of her smiling face

Correct man. One of the very few most respected Nigerian.

You go fear na

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