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Wednesday, August 12, 2015

Abobaku of Ife has absconded...

In Yoruba land, when a king dies he's buried with someone called an "abobaku" the abobaku is usually a volunteer who is chosen upon ascension of the throne by the king.
In this case the abobaku of Ife has fled town upon the arrival of the king's body and this has stalled the burial process as the king can't be buried.
But is this practice still viable or necessary in modern times?

2 comments:

  1. Thank You.. It Was A Failed Religious Propaganda (As Usual) Against The Traditional Religion/Culture Of The Land. See The Simple Truth About Abobaku Here.. Http://Bit.Ly/1hgbj4m

    There Is Another Photo About The Abokaku was Finally Arrested.. This Is Old Photo From One African Country
    See That Here.. Http://Www.Dailymail.Co.Uk/Femail/Article-2480870/Ethiopian-Bodi-Tribe-Big-Beautiful-Men-Compete-Fattest.Html

    Yoruba Tradition Is The Best. The Christians Should Pls Stop Spreading Lies Against Our Traditional Religion. We Have Tolerated You Already To Choose From Any Religion You Wish.. Religious Tolerance and Freedom.

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  2. I was shocked when i heard of it also and its a tradition we

    understand and nobody wants it to go bad at his or her own

    time.In this dispensation we are in now,it is very difficult

    for revelations like this to go by without a backlash with

    social media in place...I read a nice article about this and

    suggest you read it on this

    https://greymile.wordpress.com/2015/08/17/to-die-with-the-

    king/

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