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CRIME?-FIGHT IT THE AFRICAN TRADITIONAL RELIGIOUS WAY!- THE OBA OF BENIN(NIGERIA) HAS JOINED TRADITIONAL WORSHIPERS IN PLACING CURSES ON CRIMINALS AND THEY ARE NOW COMING TO REPENT!

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AFRICAN TRADITIONAL RELIGION COMES BACK WITH A BANG!-OBA OF BENIN LEADS TRADITIONAL WORSHIPPERS TO CURSE CRIMINALS AS A REAL AFRICAN SOLUTION TO A PROBLEM CAUSED BY WHITE COLONIAL INSTITUTIONS THAT DON’T WORK!

By Yeye Akilimali Funua Olade

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Jun 8, 2010 10:31 PM #1


Kidnapping: Oba of Benin [to] place curses on culprits
The Oba of Benin, Oba Erediawa, worried by the spate of kidnappings, armed robbery and other vices in Benin and other parts of Edo, has directed traditional worshippers to curse those responsible for the crimes.
The traditional worshippers, Enigie, Igie-Ohen, Edionwere and others will gather at Urhokpota Ground in Benin to perform the rituals on June 10 and 12, the News Agency of Nigeria reports.
This is just as professional and trade groups as well as residents of the industrial town of Nnewi in Anambra State have asked the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Ogbonna Onovo, to transfer all the policemen serving in Anambra State, to put an end to for kidnapping in the state.
A statement from the Oba‘s palace said the monarch had directed that a meeting should be held between the Iyase of Benin Chief Sam Igbe, and traditional worshippers.
The statement, signed by the Information Officer to the Benin Traditional Council, Mr. Robinson Osayamwem, was made available to NAN on Saturday in Benin.
It said that June 10 would be observed as day of prayers for men while June 12 would be for women.
“The monarch also requested that the Enigie, Igie-Ohen, Edionwere, market women and other traditional worshippers, should come with whatever they have to ensure that the evil doers are wiped away, for peace to reign in the state,” it added.
It said that after the state-wide ceremony to be carried out in Benin on Thursday and Saturday, the traditional worshippers were expected to do same in their various domains.
NAN reports that as a result of the resurgence of kidnapping and murder in Benin and other parts of Edo State in recent times, some groups had protested to the Oba’s Palace to complain.

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Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness

Date: July 02, 2010, 04:36 PM
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Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« on: June 14, 2010, 05:49 AM »
BENIN—FEAR has gripped armed robbers and kidnappers in Edo State, following the curse placed on evil doers in the state, by the Benin monarch, Oba Erediauwa, as Vanguard was reliably informed that hundreds of them have stormed the Palace of the Oba to plead for forgiveness, so as to escape the wrath of the gods.
Meanwhile, thousands of women from the seven local government areas in Edo South Senatorial District of the state, thronged the traditional Urhokpota ground, weekend, to place curses on those involved in the endless cases of kidnappings, armed robberies and other violent crime in the state.
Vanguard learnt that the alleged criminals, who stormed the Palace to ask for forgiveness have been parading the Palace without getting any answer to their problem. They were, however, advised to change from their ways or die.
Vanguard learnt that they were still scared, whether the curse will affect them since they were yet to receive any assurance of forgiveness. Some bankers who leak information to kidnappers about their customers, have also fled the ancient city for the fear of death.
The women in the kingdom, led by Chief Isekhure, followed suit, weekend. The women dressed in red attires, had several ritual materials, which include dogs, fowls, rams which were slaughtered and their blood splashed on the ground, symbolizing death that was expected to visit those behind the robbery and kidnaping activities in the city.
President, Market Women Association of Nigeria, Madam Amalawa Edebiri, explained that the ceremony was to lay curse on the kidnappers and criminals in the state.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/06/14/obas-curse-fear-grips-kidnappers-robbers-in-edo/
FL Gators (m)
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #1 on: June 14, 2010, 05:50 AM »
ROTFLMAO!!!!
Who knew?
evil666 (m)
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #2 on: June 14, 2010, 05:51 AM »
i said it! let this same thing be applied to politicians and public office holders
dem go fear and return all the looted funds
EzeUche (m)
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #3 on: June 14, 2010, 05:56 AM »
The old ways are still strong o!
9jaganja
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #4 on: June 14, 2010, 06:07 AM »
Praying in jesus name can’t do anything close to this if this story is true. Fear of the real thing is still in our blood as Africans. Nice one from the king and women!!!!!!! All evil doers shall fall. A new age has begun.
cnario (m)
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #5 on: June 14, 2010, 08:17 AM »
lol
Beaf
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #6 on: June 14, 2010, 08:42 AM »
Up jass!
There was an article recommending “traditional” methods to “realign” the morality of our politicians. . .
deor03 (m)
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #7 on: June 14, 2010, 09:11 AM »
Please LET’s use this for the Politicians AS WELL !
The power of JUJU !
Mbeki
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #8 on: June 14, 2010, 11:23 AM »
Nice one!
Just imagine that these politifcians were sworn in with Juju instead on Bible and Koran, they won’t be looting the way they do.
But Africans don’t have faith in their own method anymore just because the white man asked us to.
~Bluetooth (m)
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #9 on: June 14, 2010, 11:42 AM »
All na fluke.are you guys saying that there wont be kidnapping and armed robbery in edo state again?.most politicians are cultist or engage in cult-related activities;so oath taking is no big deal to them besides they should have remedies for every curse.
Beaf
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #10 on: June 14, 2010, 12:26 PM »
Quote from: ~Bluetooth on June 14, 2010, 11:42 AM
All na fluke.are you guys saying that there wont be kidnapping and armed robbery in edo state again?.most politicians are cultist or engage in cult-related activities;so oath taking is no big deal to them besides they should have remedies for every curse.
By the time they see the sort of “armaments” Omo N’Oba N’Edo Uku Akpolokpolo can muster, they will know that mere scud missiles are in a minor category compared to nuclear tipped ballistic missiles.
Kinsa (f)
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #11 on: June 14, 2010, 01:15 PM »
lol
ziddy (m)
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #12 on: June 14, 2010, 02:19 PM »
Why didn’t the Oba apply this formula when Lucky was stealing them blind. abegi!
snowdrops (m)
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #13 on: June 14, 2010, 02:59 PM »
Quote from: ziddy on June 14, 2010, 02:19 PM
Why didn’t the Oba apply this formula when Lucky was stealing them blind. abegi!
this same uninformed question has been asked several times and it has been delt with.
mama-gee (f)
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #14 on: June 14, 2010, 06:36 PM »
ROTFLMAO!!!
So Kidnappers and Robbers aren’t scared of the police but they are scared of juju.
~Bluetooth (m)
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #15 on: June 14, 2010, 06:48 PM »
Quote from: ziddy on June 14, 2010, 02:19 PM
Why didn’t the Oba apply this formula when Lucky was stealing them blind. abegi!
even when the regime defrauded the oba and paid him just #2 million as his monthly impress out #10 million.lol
Onlytruth (m)
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #16 on: June 14, 2010, 07:09 PM »
Quote from: Beaf on June 14, 2010, 12:26 PM
By the time they see the sort of “armaments” Omo N’Oba N’Edo Uku Akpolokpolo can muster, they will know that mere scud missiles are in a minor category compared to nuclear tipped ballistic missiles.
lol!
redsun (m)
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #17 on: June 14, 2010, 08:21 PM »
Nor be nigeria?,where low profile criminals are naturally dumber than the high profile ones,the politicians.To a rational mind,it is delusion but to a deluded mind,it is a way of life.
Don’t get me wrong,i have always said that juju oath taking will have more psychological impact on the corrupt officials in nigeria than the bible and koran.Since we are relatively a very primitive society,our believe in ancestoral spirit and their instant wraths have a way of binding the society together and ostracizing the evil ones,
I have once asked a question on culture section of how local nigerian farms that are usually located far away from home are protected from hungry thieves without fence,guards or any form of security whatsoever.
Onlytruth (m)
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #18 on: June 14, 2010, 09:05 PM »
Quote from: redsun on June 14, 2010, 08:21 PM
Nor be nigeria?,where low profile criminals are naturally dumber than the high profile ones,the politicians.To a rational mind,it is delusion but to a deluded mind,it is a way of life.
Don’t get me wrong,i have always said that juju oath taking will have more psychological impact on the corrupt officials in nigeria than the bible and koran.Since we are relatively a very primitive society,our believe in ancestoral spirit and their instant wraths have a way of binding the society together and ostracizing the evil ones,
I have once asked a question on culture section of how local nigerian farms that are usually located far away from home are protected from hungry thieves without fence,guards or any form of security whatsoever.
I had the privilege of seeing such things first hand in Arondizuogu in Ideato LGA of IMO state in 1996 when my cousin went there to perform the traditional marriage ceremony (Igba nkwu) of his wife who hails from the town.
When we got there, the single most noticeable thing about the town was that houses and compounds had no fences. I was puzzled and inquired about this. The response was that no one dared steal in that town. People basically went to markets and other places with their doors wide open.
I don’t know whether the same thing still happen today in Arondizuogu. But I know it used to happen.
saintneo

Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #19 on: June 14, 2010, 09:48 PM »
;DWhat of the Yaho-Yaho guys that use Jass on EFCC
;DOther Nigerians that do Demons
rasputinn (m)
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #20 on: June 14, 2010, 09:59 PM »
shakes head
mafioso2 (m)
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #21 on: June 14, 2010, 10:21 PM »
Umia mhe’n No bi Vbi Iyaro, adeghu mwe’n Ekhara Ghe Jho,,,,,Ugboririri nho oooh eeeehh
The more you look the Less you see
Quote from: ~Bluetooth on June 14, 2010, 06:48 PM
even when the regime defrauded the oba and paid him just #2 million as his monthly impress out #10 million.lol
People like you na dey Quick Die for War,
snowdrops (m)
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #22 on: June 15, 2010, 12:30 AM »
Quote from: mafioso2 on June 14, 2010, 10:21 PM
People like you na dey Quick Die for War,
no mind am. let am dey misyan.
mafioso2 (m)

Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
June 15, 2010, 12:43 AM »
Quote from: snowdrops on June 15, 2010, 12:30 AM
no mind am. let am dey misyan.
He is a Foooooooool



Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
June 15, 2010, 01:16 AM »
 mafioso2 on June 15, 2010, 12:43 AM
He is a Foooooooool
@Bluetooth Infrared
The fact that you don’t respect your Parents @ home does not give you the Impudence to start looking down on other peoples parents
Our Oba has done what he is suppose to do as our Traditional leader so what’s your Business with That? Scunt
snowdrops (m)
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
 June 15, 2010, 07:56 AM »
Quote from: ~Bluetooth on June 15, 2010, 01:16 AM
Ikengawo
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
June 15, 2010, 08:31 AM »
LMAO you ignorant apes were all insulting edo state for this ‘barbaric’ and ‘primitive’ practice but WALLAH it worked! lol
it’s a work of genius imo lol
kudos to the Oba
gidson12 (m)

Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
June 15, 2010, 09:05 AM »
I grew up in benin n i know how powerful d oba is, benin no dey take am play at all. I guess it’s time up 4 those robbers n kidnappers
blacksta (m)
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
 June 15, 2010, 10:48 AM »
Nonsense – it does not work – one wonders why it had not work in the past.
otawa
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
: June 15, 2010, 11:22 AM »

BENIN—FEAR has gripped armed robbers and kidnappers in Edo State, following the curse placed on evil doers in the state, by the Benin monarch, Oba Erediauwa, as Vanguard was reliably informed that hundreds of them have stormed the Palace of the Oba to plead for forgiveness, so as to escape the wrath of the gods.
With due respect to Oba of Benin, this is an ‘idle curse’.
This is not year 1510 but 2010. Nobody is born as armed robber, it is a process.
snowdrops (m)

Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
 June 15, 2010, 11:50 AM »
Quote from: blacksta on June 15, 2010, 10:48 AM
Nonsense – it does not work – one wonders why it had not work in the past.
why dont you carry your ak47 to rob in benin to see if it works or not. when you and your family start to die one after another no be person go say make you pick race.
Quote from: otawa on June 15, 2010, 11:22 AM
With due respect to Oba of Benin, this is an ‘idle curse’.
This is not year 1510 but 2010. Nobody is born as armed robber, it is a process.
The same ritual was performed in the late 80s. Few weeks later the notorious Lawrence Anini and his gang were felled.
Some people are born with the traits to become an armed robber. So armed robbers can be born.
bibiking1
Re: Juju: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo- Storm Palace For Forgiveness
« #31 on: June 15, 2010, 12:20 PM »
At last some solution !!!
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Oba’s Curse: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo

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Oba’s Curse: Fear Grips Kidnappers, Robbers In Edo
« on: June 14, 2010, 06:15 AM »
By Simon Ebegbulem
BENIN—FEAR has gripped armed robbers and kidnappers in Edo State, following the curse placed on evil doers in the state, by the Benin monarch, Oba Erediauwa, as Vanguard was reliably informed that hundreds of them have stormed the Palace of the Oba to plead for forgiveness, so as to escape the wrath of the gods.
Meanwhile, thousands of women from the seven local government areas in Edo South Senatorial District of the state, thronged the traditional Urhokpota ground, weekend, to place curses on those involved in the endless cases of kidnappings, armed robberies and other violent crime in the state.
Vanguard learnt that the alleged criminals, who stormed the Palace to ask for forgiveness have been parading the Palace without getting any answer to their problem. They were, however, advised to change from their ways or die.
Vanguard learnt that they were still scared, whether the curse will affect them since they were yet to receive any assurance of forgiveness. Some bankers who leak information to kidnappers about their customers, have also fled the ancient city for the fear of death.
The women in the kingdom, led by Chief Isekhure, followed suit, weekend. The women dressed in red attires, had several ritual materials, which include dogs, fowls, rams which were slaughtered and their blood splashed on the ground, symbolizing death that was expected to visit those behind the robbery and kidnaping activities in the city.
President, Market Women Association of Nigeria, Madam Amalawa Edebiri, explained that the ceremony was to lay curse on the kidnappers and criminals in the state.
Politicians stealing money should be cursed also
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Edo Traditionalists Again Rain Curse On Kidnappers		PrintE-mail
Written by Patrick Ochoga, Benin City   
Sunday, 13 June 2010 20:16






For the second time in two days, traditionalists in Edo gathered to place a curse on  kidnappers and criminals that are disturbing the peace in Benin City and other parts of the state.
The Saturday's ceremony, like the one held on  Thursday, took place at the ancient Urkpokpota Hall, King's Square, Benin City.
Directive to traditional worshippers -  Enigies, Igie-Ohen and Edionweres - to curse the criminals was given by the Benin Monarch, Oba Erediauwa.
The event was specifically for women as their male counterpart held one on Thursday.
Speaking at the ceremony, Chief Priest of Benin Kingdom, Nosakhare Isekhure, said the curse was the last resort.
Isekhure said security agencies had failed in their responsibilities, noting that it appeared they had no answers to crime.
The chief priest said the traditionalists had no other alternative than to invoke the spirits of the gods to deal with the criminals.
Mrs. Josephine Omoregie, Secretary, Edo Market Association, said the women were in support of the curse, adding that they wanted peace to reign in the state.
She noted that Edo used to be known as a peaceful place years back, saying they wanted that situation to continue.
Goats and fowl were slaughtered as sacrifice at the ceremony.

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BINI MONARCH,CHIEFS CURSE KIDNAPPERS,
ROBBERS!

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BENIN—THE Bini monarch, Oba Erediauwa, yesterday, rained curses on kidnappers, armed robbers and people involved in other violent crime in the state, with his chiefs, led by the Iyase (Prime Minister) of Benin Kingdom, Chief Sam Igbe, the Isekhure of Benin Kingdom (Chief Priest of the Kingdom), Chief Nosakhare Isekhure, going round the streets of Benin, proclaiming and laying curses on evil doers in the society.

The Oba, who expressed worry over the persistent cases of kidnappings, assassinations and armed robberies, which the police in the state seemed incapable of checking, had last week ordered all the chief priests, witch doctors and herbalists to come out yesterday with a view to laying curses on the perpetrators of evil in the state.

However, the event which took place at the traditional Urhokpota Hall, Kings Square, was quite scaring, as thousands of traditional worshippers, dressed in red and armed with large slaughtered animals and charms, went round the major roads and streets in the city, laying curses on criminals in the society.

The event paralysed activities in the ancient city for over seven hours.

According to the Chief Priest of the Kingdom, Chief Isekhure, “as Edo people, we are traditionalists. We believe in God through our ancestors. In order to put a stop to all the cases of insecurity in our area, we had to put a curse by inviting the ancestors to destroy all those involved in these dastardly acts, so that at the end of the day, there will be calm in our society.

“We want peace but you know that those who want peace must be prepared for war. We have not done this kind of thing in the past 40 years. The Oba had instructed that in order for peace to reign here, we must mobilize the most effective tools within our capability and that is to put a curse on all those who are behind kidnappings in the state.”

“To all those bankers, who give information to kidnappers about how much a customer has in his account, they are also cursed.

“Even landlords, who knows that their tenants are armed robbers, kidnappers and they accommodate them, all of them will perish. It is unfortunate. We have to do this today (yesterday). We have no choice. Those who refuse to change will perish because the wages of sin is death,” he said.
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Commenting also, the Iyase of Benin, Chief Igbe, lamented “our young men, who will be leaders of tomorrow are all dying due to the activities of these evil men. So the Oba is fed up of all these. This is the way we react to these kind of things in the past. So the Oba has gone back to ask the ancestors to help us clear these people in our society.

“This kind of action did not just start today. That is the way we dealt with such situations in the past
and we have gone back to it, so as to stop this wickedness. These people are punishing us. So when our father the Oba decided that we handle it this way, we were happy with it, ” he said.







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    AMEN AND AMEN.
    May Sango cursed them and their works.
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    I hope the Monarch and other elders will remember to curse all those that have stolen the future of the Nigerians unborn by squandering govt's money?
    They should dedicate a day to curse all the people that have stolen unrepentantly and wish to steal from the government's coffer.
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    How I wish it's not all "shakara" that will produce no result. The rituals made at that time to fish out those that killed Dele Giwa has yet to produce the culprits up to now. Honestly, I wish this current one will be successful. And after it has been successful, the "technology" should be lent to other parts of the country to apply as well.

    I wonder, however, why the treasury looters were not included in the curse ritual. It should have started from them, as the treasury looters form the genesis of almost all other crimes in Nigeria. Hope you know why.
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    Perhaps even the psychological side of the curse will deter some of the still faint-hearted among the miscreants, but unfortunately most of them believe in nothing and care nothing for anything except temporary enjoyment. Besides curses have such funny asides. The Curser has to be clean as a whistle. If not, it usually had the opposite effect. This is true of most cultures, but though I lived in Benin City for one year, I did not learn much. So it may be different there. I just pray it works because whether it works or it does not, there are balloon effects. If it works others will fear curses all over the nation. AND if it does not, it will remove the fear of all other cultural/traditional instruments used to scare those that are scared of such instruments.
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    If this will bring to a stop the dastard act of this evil perpetrators,to God be all the glory.These kidnappers are causing alot of havoc in this society.
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    BENIN—FEAR has gripped armed robbers and kidnappers in Edo State, following the curse placed on evil doers in the state, by the Benin monarch, Oba Erediauwa, as Vanguard was reliably informed that hundreds of them have stormed the Palace of the Oba to plead for forgiveness, so as to escape the wrath of the gods.

    Meanwhile, thousands of women from the seven local government areas in Edo South Senatorial District of the state, thronged the traditional Urhokpota ground, weekend, to place curses on those involved in the endless cases of kidnappings, armed robberies and other violent crime in the state.

    Vanguard learnt that the alleged criminals, who stormed the Palace to ask for forgiveness have been parading the Palace without getting any answer to their problem. They were, however, advised to change from their ways or die.

    Vanguard learnt that they were still scared, whether the curse will affect them since they were yet to receive any assurance of forgiveness. Some bankers who leak information to kidnappers about their customers, have also fled the ancient city for the fear of death.

    The women in the kingdom, led by Chief Isekhure, followed suit, weekend. The women dressed in red attires, had several ritual materials, which include dogs, fowls, rams which were slaughtered and their blood splashed on the ground, symbolizing death that was expected to visit those behind the robbery and kidnaping activities in the city.

    President, Market Women Association of Nigeria, Madam Amalawa Edebiri, explained that the ceremony was to lay curse on the kidnappers and criminals in the state.

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    This is good news and may they be more scared. Abia should follow suit, and indeed anywhere where such a problem persists.
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    This is a serious matter,this Benin monarch is strong,It was said that such rituals were performed in Benin , 2 weeks after, Lawrence Anini fell.
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    It is a toothless bulldog,Non-functional Psychological tool.
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    THIS FROM
    thenationonlineeng.net
    Edo secret cult leaders promise to end killings
    By Osagie Otabor 28/06/2010 01:30:00
    Barely one month after criminals and kidnappers were cursed by traditional worshippers in Benin City, the Edo State capital, secret cult leaders have pledged to stop cult-related killings.
    The cult leaders were said to have met with the Benin monarch, Oba Erediauwa, last week where they promised to stop killing of young cult members.
    Cult-related killings have claimed many lives in the past.
    A source said the cult leaders told the monarch that their resolve to stop killings, especially young ones, was as a result of several meetings among themselves.
    The source said the monarch urged the secret cult leaders to end the rampant cult related killings and work towards developing the state.
    Oba Erediauwa has hailed the decision of President Goodluck Jonathan to pay military pensioners their entitlements.
    He made the commendation while receiving the Head of Service of the Federation, Mr. Steve Oronsanye.
    The monarch said the payment of military pensioners attest to the fact that President Jonathan was sensitive to the plight of the people.
    He urged Oronsanye to be a good ambassador of the Benins at all levels.
    Oronsanye said his visit to the state was the first since he was appointed and promised to do his best at the federal level.


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