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| Re: Yoruba Obaship Stools Do Not Belong To Traditional Worshippers - Oluwo by Acidosis(m): 7:15am On Jul 24, 2025 |
Image123:The white man religion is probably the only reason someone has not used you for money ritual. |
| Re: Yoruba Obaship Stools Do Not Belong To Traditional Worshippers - Oluwo by mfm04622: 8:23am On Jul 24, 2025 |
Max24:Totally out of point! The thrones in Yoruba lands are leadership seats, not religious! So, any king should have the liberty to worship any God he wants! |
| Re: Yoruba Obaship Stools Do Not Belong To Traditional Worshippers - Oluwo by vannessa7(f): 8:40am On Jul 24, 2025 |
Dotherightthing:You are not a born again Christian, when you belong to God you will not advocate for the devil. Yoruba kings from inception was never chosen from among the priests of any idol. They were chosen to represents the people whom are of diverse religion, the fact that they consult the oracle to select and install the king was because there was no other means of spiritual knowledge apart from the traditional method then. Saying that kingship should be reserved for idolaters is saying the land should be dedicated to the devil putting christians and Muslims at there mercy because the land is corrupt. Hausas install their kings using Islamic injunctions, all the kings in the Bible were elected through God why should Yoruba continue to serve Baal even after majority of Yorubas no longer worship idol. Kings should be allowed to serve God too. After all there is freedom of religion in Nigeria. Haba |
| Re: Yoruba Obaship Stools Do Not Belong To Traditional Worshippers - Oluwo by vannessa7(f): 9:00am On Jul 24, 2025 |
Max24:Alaafin sango was a traditionalist because there was no other religion apart from traditional religion during his regn. His people too were traditionalist unlike nowadays where the majority of the people are no longer traditionalist and you think it's right for them to be reigned over by an idolater and a king should not have religious freedom. You are a Christian indeed. What will Jesus say. |
| Re: Yoruba Obaship Stools Do Not Belong To Traditional Worshippers - Oluwo by Max24: 9:05am On Jul 24, 2025 |
mfm04622:Who told you that? Kingship is both leadership and religious. All Obas in the past without exception undertook ascension rituals including the late Awujale. Why didn't he tell them then that he was a Muslim and wouldn't do the rituals. Also, who appoints Obas in the past? In Yoruba land they use Ifa. Is Ifa a Christian or Muslim contraption? I agree we do away with certain barbaric aspects of traditional religion but to totally throw away the baby with the tap water is unacceptable. We should be proud of the heritage of our forefathers and not allow Whites and Arabs keep indoctrinating us with their own values. The burial of a king in Yoruba land from time immemorial is the duty of the Ogbonis and Osugbos. Can Christian ethos be used to bury the Sultan? Will Muslims agree to that? |
| Re: Yoruba Obaship Stools Do Not Belong To Traditional Worshippers - Oluwo by rabzy: 9:16am On Jul 24, 2025 |
fmlala:That was ages ago, right now he cant make any pronouncement that is against the constitution or they will haul in jail in a jiffy. Things have changed in the society and the stool should also change. |
| Re: Yoruba Obaship Stools Do Not Belong To Traditional Worshippers - Oluwo by Max24: 9:17am On Jul 24, 2025 |
vannessa7:So you call the religion of your forefathers idolatry and other imported and introduced religions true religion? Who introduced the concepts of name calling others idolatry and paganism with negative connotations? The whites brainwashed us into deriding our own and branded the theirs as authentic. These are some of the issues late Fela sang about. It's high time we start asking questions too. These imported religions are not superior to what our forefathers did. There is nothing wrong in modernising traditional religion though like the whites and Arabs did to Christianity and Islam. |
| Re: Yoruba Obaship Stools Do Not Belong To Traditional Worshippers - Oluwo by MenInsight: 9:54am On Jul 24, 2025 |
CoronaVirusPro:Yoruba people will not know what hit them for allowing Tinubu into their lives. They will find out the hard way. |
| Re: Yoruba Obaship Stools Do Not Belong To Traditional Worshippers - Oluwo by StaffofOrayan(m): 11:00am On Jul 24, 2025 |
Image123:And who is supposed to do that when you have all become Muslims and Christians? For example who is supposed to grow local football league when everyone watches premier League? The African mind is too weird! There was a time Muslims drank Camel urine to cure themselves from illness but they realized Mohammed might have been saying jackkk hehehe |
| Re: Yoruba Obaship Stools Do Not Belong To Traditional Worshippers - Oluwo by Image123(m): 11:10am On Jul 24, 2025 |
StaffofOrayan:Supposed to do what? Nothing wrong with watching a good thing or buying a good thing from outside. It's not mutually exclusive to build yours in the process. Have you seen the Saudi league, the South African league, or the South American leagues? Do you think they hide in hole and not watch the European leagues? Does this stop them from having better leagues than yours. Why blame others for your own failures? Change is permanent, get that into your understanding instead of fighting blindly for smoke. |
| Re: Yoruba Obaship Stools Do Not Belong To Traditional Worshippers - Oluwo by StaffofOrayan(m): 6:00pm On Jul 24, 2025 |
Image123:Oga mention ONE local based player and his club without going online? Una go just dey argue wetin no get meaning! |
| Re: Yoruba Obaship Stools Do Not Belong To Traditional Worshippers - Oluwo by descarado: 6:13pm On Jul 24, 2025 |
Shattuck:As far back as the 6th century, UK is a answerable to the church. Everything around it was modified according to how the church want it. Until recently, uk become an atheist country but the king is still head of the Anglican church which is the official church of England. Everything done in the monarch always follow a certain tradition. The way the church fathers laid it down. |
| Re: Yoruba Obaship Stools Do Not Belong To Traditional Worshippers - Oluwo by Shattuck(m): 7:14pm On Jul 24, 2025 |
descarado:but the religion is still a foreign religion to the British as it did not originate from there. |
| Re: Yoruba Obaship Stools Do Not Belong To Traditional Worshippers - Oluwo by Image123(m): 7:33pm On Jul 24, 2025 |
StaffofOrayan:You missed the point. i didn't say your local players are popular, plus i don't watch football and will struggle to mention players in any league globally except very popular. The point again is very simple, improving and making your local league vibrant and interesting doesn't stop you from connecting to the global and major leagues. Exactly the example i gave about better leagues across the continents. |
| Re: Yoruba Obaship Stools Do Not Belong To Traditional Worshippers - Oluwo by DonroxyII: 3:26pm On Jul 25, 2025 |
DolapoX:so we shouldn't leave cannibalism... Mutilation and using human for ritual to demons in the name of Traditions.... What kind of useless Traditions is that when Elon Musk is launching satellite to Mars, you are there using Egungun costume to beating people .... Look, Oba is the custodian of cultures and traditions in any Village, Town or Cities as well as Spiritual Head of His Town ... But If your traditions or religion is Anti-Human But Pro demons such Traditions needs to be Re-evaluated and phase out for Growth and Development Traditions! |
| Re: Yoruba Obaship Stools Do Not Belong To Traditional Worshippers - Oluwo by vannessa7(f): 8:58pm On Jul 26, 2025 |
Max24:This is the type of argument you can use to win over a novice or natural man like you. For those of us that have been walking with God for decades we know better. For instance we know all human being are accountable to only one God and there is only one heaven and one hell. The idols our forefathers worshipped were created too and they don't have a separate heaven to take their followers to. Moreover, the fact that God chose a particular tribe to call humanity back to Him is not unexpected nor unreasonable because He cannot call every tribe on earth at once, what matters is that anyone that decided to come to Him sincerely through any of the Abrahamic religion will find Him and realise he or she has come home because all human being came from God. |
| Re: Yoruba Obaship Stools Do Not Belong To Traditional Worshippers - Oluwo by Max24: 9:10pm On Jul 26, 2025 |
vannessa7:So, the Israelites are assistants of God? Be deceiving yourself. No wonder, Jews are said to be wise. They have indoctrinated your minds with their philosophy and their religion and succeeded in making you discard yours. Keep deceiving yourself. God appeared to Moses and children of Israel in thunders, how many times has he appeared to you? |
| Re: Yoruba Obaship Stools Do Not Belong To Traditional Worshippers - Oluwo by vannessa7(f): 9:29pm On Jul 26, 2025 |
Max24:He has appeared to me countless times through signs and wonders like He did to the Israelites, God is real even the followers of those idols will tell you that simple fact. Don't wait until you 'need' God before looking for Him. By the way I'm a Muslim, click on my handle here to read my story of conversation from Christianity to Islam |
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