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Crime / Re: Cults - Nigeria by zubike01(m): 12:19am On Aug 13, 2012
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Crime / Re: 4 Die In Cult Clash In Calabar by zubike01(m): 12:18am On Aug 13, 2012
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Celebrities / Re: Is Wole Soyinka Truely One Of The Founding Fathers Of Cultism ? by zubike01(m): 12:13am On Aug 13, 2012
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Religion / Re: I Wantr To Know More About The Pyrates Confraternity Aka Seadog by zubike01(m): 12:11am On Aug 13, 2012
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Education / Re: Is Pyrate Confrantanity A Cult Group? by zubike01(m): 12:08am On Aug 13, 2012
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Education / Re: Roots of (Violent) Cultism in Nigerian Schools by zubike01(m): 11:58pm On Aug 12, 2012
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Religion / Re: Osun River Worshippers With Austrian Woman As Priestess (pictures) by zubike01(m): 3:13am On Dec 26, 2011
Well the Ifa religion in totality has nothing like heaven or hell, just Orun which is the spiritual world those who do bad would dig their pit of sorrow there before reincarnating. While those who do good would flex there before reincarnating. Now just so you know when the body dies the soul and spirit go to Orun. The Spirit stays in Orun but the soul which is Ori or the spirit of destiny goes back after hugging the three of forgetfulness. So the woman in in Orun, tongue
Religion / Re: Ifa Orisa Religion - Is This Our True Identity: Our True Religion by zubike01(m): 1:58am On Dec 26, 2011
Hi you all

I am writing a fictitious  Novel, The Novel expresses my own fictional views. It tells the story of Nike an Ajebo girl, a thief, a missing sacred statue and members of a cult who would kill to protect their secret one so strong that if they are careless it could lead to their lineage been wiped out. It talks about how the purest religion was corrupted and mixed was mixed with juju which is black magic  and members initiated and worn to oath to protect the secrecy of an ancient wisdom which could be used to mark out one destinies part. everyman should be entitled to own his own divinity board and divinity chain so that he can seek guidance whenever he please and should only visit a priest when he wants further guidance.

Here is just a little part of the book i do hope you all enjoy it,  grin


Nike gets bored of sitting at home so she jumps into her Benz and drives to her friend’s house. Her Ajebo style transcended in all she did; she drove a pink colored Benz pimped with stunner rims. She gets there, comes down from her car and taps on the door. Her friend Kemi, a fair damsel with a little tribal marks comes to the door and peeps through the peephole then opens the door and embraces her.
“Guess who drives a Benze” nike said spinning they keys in her hand and twisting her waist.
“This chic you like shakara” Kemi replies mocking her that she likes to show off
“Yes oh yes oh  I am the latest car owner baby” Nike replies with a smile.
They both rushed towards the car and Kemi inspects it smiling and extents her hand in the air and Nike gives it a clap “Na you be the latest big chic” Kemi praise her speaking in pidgin English. The go into the house Kemi offers her a seat and walks to the bar to get a bottle of choice wine. They open it up and began drinking as they engaged in gossiping about boys they think are cute and watching MTV and E. After a while they get tired of it all so they decide to go to the cinema. So Kemi and Nike get in the car and zoom off.
Princess Adeshola goes to see Ogunshola her love, they sang and danced for a moment and she tried to kiss him but he resisted she asked him what was wrong and he told her shedding tears that he would be going away on a very risky mission that could even cost him his life. Princess Adeshola feels his pain and begins to cry also he brings out a white handkerchief and wipes off her tears. She suggested pleading with her father the king but he forbid her telling her he was sure he would return safe and sound. Then he quoted a verse of  sacred chant of Ifa.
He excused himself from her telling her he has to go for prayers.
Yinka the vegetable seller had finished gathering all the things she was told to buy. So she rushed to Iya’s house and meets a queue so she joins in. She stood for hours waiting for her turn. Iya came out told them to all wait that she wants to go for lunch on coming out she sees Yinka.
“What is the matter again?   I don’t like seeing women my age lining up to see me”
“Sorry oh! I have bought the things”
“Come inside my sister” Iya demanded
Yinka follows Iya inside and Iya mixes the concoction for her. Yinka kneels down “Eshia" to thank her and she rushed off.
Princess Adeshola is at home looking sickly and depressed her mother tries to cheer her up but nothing was working so she leaves her alone. Princess Adeshola goes down on her knees and begins to pray to Orunmila begging him to protect Ogunshola after which she lays on her bed in tears till she sleeps off.
Tunde wakes up from his bed as if in shock, looks at his wrist watch and rushed for his phone, dials a number and began to make final arrangements for the exchange. He grabs a piece of bread from his table eats, it then puts on his coat, corks and loads his gun. He gets into his car and is on the move to the venue of the deal. 
Nike and her friends are laughing their Bottom off in the cinemas they were watching a comedy.  After the movie, they stop to get snacks and suddenly Nike realizes time has gone and she has to pick up stuff at the market. She pleads with Kemi to take a taxi home and explains she had to get vegetables for her home so she waves her goodbye and goes to her car and steps on the pedal.
Ogunshola arrives at the Babalawo’s place and gives him a white handkerchief, the shell of a tortoise, a kola nut with four splits and a stone. The Babalawo collects them and dips them in a very large pot which sat on top of fire wood without fire.
Then he said to him:‘ what about the last item?’. “Awo I would get them sir” Ogunshola replied
The Babalawo said to him “Do that in time so we can conclude, you know this is an urgent matter”
The Guards arrive in Lagos and they bring out a pot of water and dipped their heads into it and boom they received the knowledge of Tunde’s location. They switch on the ignition and began the chase.  They are stopped by an unarmed police man he asks for their particulars they show him the note but he questioned its authenticity so being in a hurry they hand him the sum of five hundred naira and speed off.
Yinka tucks in her grandson to sleep then grabs her sack of goods, puts in on her head, and begins to journey to the market on foot.
Nike gets stuck in traffic and she started getting anxious hoping she would be able to get to the market before the vegetable gets finished and suddenly a bus with men who were a little bit more in hurry than she is forcing their way in front of her car and scratch it in the process. She gets angry and rains curses at them but they don't give a damn for they were ‘The Guards’ and had only one thing in mind, Tunde. She reaches the market but found it difficult to find a parking space as she roamed up and down for a while till a hustler finds a space for her. She parks there, hands him a hundred naira note, takes a look at the scratch, hisses and rushes into the market.

The Guards get to Tunde’s house and meets his absence, in anger they tear up the place finding nothing so they brought out the pot and did their little trick and discovered he was just a couple blocks away. Instantly on foot they ran towards his location full of the intent to kill and recover. Tunde is about closing the deal with some white creeps who know the real value of these aged distinct sculptures, when all of a sudden he hears thunder. The Guards had arrived spraying random bullets in all directions he grabs the statute and took to his heels while shooting back at them. He succeeded in killing one guard. This angered them and they shot dead all the white men and his entourage and began to chase after him. He rushes out, tries to open his car without success, his heart beat was racing he was breathing heavily and scared to death no job had ever been so risky for him but this was his retirement. He pushes the key harder still attempting to open the door but he sees them gaining on him so he continues on his feet. He removes a device that looks like a SIM-card from his pocket and sticks it on the statute. He continues running but this dude was not giving up  then looks before him low and behold he sees a Benz parked close to the market not completely wound up its obvious the owner must have been in a hurry so he tossed the device in the car and continues running.

The market was rowdy and noisy as buyers and sellers negotiated and trader advertise their wares by chanting in loud tones, one had to be careful so that you don’t accidentally step on another foot or be stepped on for the floor was covered with dirt.  Nike is getting tired of walking around the market in search of vegetables in vain and soon she sees a woman with a few.
“Good evening o!” Nike greeted the seller

“Welcome my daughter”

“How much is this vegetable”

“Three hundred naira”

“It’s too much let me pay two hundred”

“No! For everything pay two hundred and eighty”

“Madam please let me pay two hundred and fifty”

“Ok bring the money”

The seller was Yinka and she was about wrapping it for her when another aged lady comes in and the women exchange a friendly embrace. It was Iya, Yinka thanks her for today and asked her what she came to do and Iya explains that she came to buy vegetables and couldn’t see any. The ladies spoke in Yoruba and since Nike didn’t know how to speak the language and she didn’t understand it either but all she noticed was that all of a sudden the woman handed over the vegetable to the other woman.

“You cannot do that!” Screamed Nike.

Nike gets angry and goes into a rage raining curses at the Iya not knowing what she is as they struggled for the vegetable. Then Iya in anger spits on her face after saying things Nike could not understand. Nike walks out in anger and begins to get a funny sensation with a funny sound that sounded like the howl of an injured animal than all of a sudden there is pandemonium as one of the butchers in the market place chops off his own wrist. A policeman accidentally shoots a woman selling tomatoes and an angry mob chases after him. Nike struggles hard to get out of this madness, gets into her car and zoomed off all of a sudden an electricity pole falls down the wire struck a stationary vehicle and it lights up in flames. Little did she know that Iya had placed a curse as old as history on her called KASALA. Kasala is a spell that creates a bad omen around the individual it is placed on. It makes things of doom to happen all around the individual but shields the person from its effect.

As Nike leaves the market, she remembers asking her father why he didn’t teach her the Yoruba language as a child and instead of replying her he gave her a teach yourself Yoruba book. She could remember that the book began with the history a description of the Yoruba in English. It said that Yoruba is a Niger-Congo language. It is spoken primarily by people who live in southwest Nigeria and eastern Benin. Members of the Yoruba Tribe were mainly farmers and are well known as traders and for their crafts. Many masterpieces of woodcarving and bronze casting, which date back to the 13th century, were produced by the Yoruba people. Their religion has numerous gods which are worshiped. In the 17th century the Yoruba established a well-built state, the Oyo kingdom, between Dahomey and the Niger River. Oyo disintegrated into numerous petty kingdoms during the first half of the 19th century. Toward the end of the 19th century, the Yoruba came under British control. They now number about 27 million make up one-fifth of the population of Nigeria. They live mostly in the city of Ibadan. As she could remember, when she was done with that, the real part where she was supposed to learn, the Yoruba words, bored her so she ignored the book.  For a second or most she applauded herself for being able to remember all this.

Tunde still races as fast as he can, he suddenly trips but he gets up and continues. He hears gunshots but he isn’t ready to look back for he must live to fight another day. He gets to a corner, takes  a pause to  shoot back at them but his shots are aimless so he continues and this time he trips again but this time he gets up to notice he is surrounded by the Guards. They search him for the artifact and could not find it so they began to beat the living daylight out of him and he confessed he put it into a car. One of them went to get the bus and they forced Tunde into it promising to kill him as soon as they recover the artifacts. Once again put their head into the pot and saw Nike driving so they went after her.

Nike is confused, angry and depressed. “What a day!” She said to herself, wondering the explanation she was going to give to her mother for not buying the vegetable. She rings up Kemi and tells her all that happens, Kemi laughs at her, she gets angry telling Kemi it wasn’t funny at all. She once again gets the weird sensation as she hears the howls of a wounded animal.  Next thing she hears a very loud horn she looks behind her through the help of the car’s rear view mirror only to see a tanker which break fails and crashes into a group of cars which light up in flames.

The Guards with Tunde in their bus are caught up behind her. Several cars crash into one another as they attempt to turn to escape the inferno. The Guard driving is doing a great job as he tries to maneuver quickly a big bus called the Lagos BRT bus crashes into theirs damaging the bus seriously. The environment gets covered with smoke which prevented good sight. The Guard crew struggled to come out only to notice they couldn't find Tunde. He had taken advantage of the situation and slipped away.

Nike was still in panic she felt the weird sensation once again but this time the howls were louder and she looks right in front of her she had lost focus and has moved into the wrong lane another car was coming directly towards her she screamed in fear but the other car turns away from her and crashes into a new by store. She parks her car and comes out to help but suddenly there is an angry mob about to lynch her so she runs into her car starts it and began to move but some idiots stood in front of her. She tried pressing the break but it didn't work and soon bodies of the four fools were sent flying in different directions. Nike is in her car scared to death crying her eyes out and making sure she doesn't look back.

Iya gets to her doorstep she meets a crowd of people waiting for her she pleads with them that she is tired but they pleads back with her she gets angry and shouts at them and one woman within their mist bursts into tears saying to her “Iya God gave you this gift we know you are tired but our loved ones are dying, please help us please I beg of you” Iya is overwhelmed with compassion she picks up the woman and begins to attend to them one by one. More people come, she takes permission from them and chops her vegetable and puts a soup on the fire. She gets carried away with her client and the smell of smoke brings the soup back to her attention she rushes puts out the smoke and she remembers Nike. Her mind flashes on an Ifa Verse.


Inu bibi ko da nkan fun ni,
Suuru ni baba iwa,
Agba to ni suuru,
oun gbogbo loni,
Adifa fun Orunmila
Baba nlo re fe Iya,
Ti nse Aremo Olu Iwo

Anger has no gain
Patience is the best form of behavior
Someone who has patience
The person has everything
Cast divination for Orunmila
He was going to marry suffering
The first child of the king of iwo


She feared for her as she thought how to break the curse but Nike has to be present for it to work. She attends to her remaining clients and sleeps hungry.


lipsrsealed Remember fiction so just tell me if you like the story line,

Ahubelem. A. A
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