Information reaching [url]Newshelm.com[/url] news desk indicates that there will be strict movement restriction for residents of, and visitors to Ikorodu Town area tomorrow, Tuesday 23 to Friday 26, August, 2016.

The restriction is as part of the traditional ceremony for the annual Eluku Festival in the community.



Please note that this restriction is even more required of the female gender who must not be seen during the ceremony at the aforementioned time.

There are sordid tales of harassment of those who elect to violate the restriction in movement. Ikorodu residents are familiar with similar restrictions for another traditional Oro festivals, but only for a day.

Residents and other visitors are advised to stay off the streets during these hours.

http://www.newshelm.com/2016/08/breaking-news-movement-restriction-in.html

May God save us

Eluku festival kor, Eru iku festival nii.... Make una go restrict soldiers make them no pass.

Am sure the first 3 posters before me are at the venue of the festital...thats why they could beat me to the FTC spot!!!

The female bankers living there will now go and Squat somewhere abi Nawa o... Back then when we were still living in Igbogbo, no going to school during the oro,

Yoruba's and attention are like 5 and 6

I remember eluku in my hometown, #Okeigbo #ondostate

Other tribes will come and start bashing.... They Are preserving their culture

Na im make them still dey rate Lasgidi as part of the worst place to live

Yorubas should stop this rubbish and allow beautiful Igbo women to go about their normal business.

OK

Na to keep away, to avoid stories that affects the Kidney.

I can only hope that this rubbish will be totally put to an end even in all the nooks and crannies of the country. Human sacrifices in this 21st century!

Heard

Lol. My hometown. Na ALUKU not eluku.

Still struggling in making money in Nigeria?whatsapp or call me...check my signature

Lol

Please note that this restriction is even more required of the female gender who must not be seen during the ceremony at the aforementioned time.

Some of the traditional women from this town are the same categories of Nigerian made f00ls that would champion the "Gender Equality Bill" in the Nigerian Senate.


Until ORO is abolished in this country, gender equality will never work.

Until our women rise to fight all evil culture, the elite women who are themselves wives to these cultists in Lagos and beyond would continue to deceive the average Nigerian woman.

For gender equality and equity to work, all traditional leaders who support ORO and women oppression in ZOO-gerian must be severely beaten to pulp, including the Lawmakers who sponsor women oppression.


Just to add this, I will walk in Ikorodu if I have an appointment at any restrictive period stated and NOTHING will happen.

Let me see the f00l that will stop me from walking on a Federal Road.

I hereby advise the Nigerian army to open fire on any miscreant caught at the scene just in the same manner they acted in Zaira.

Long live ZOO-Gerian!


To those f00lish women on this thread and beyond who support this oppression on our wives and mothers, and still clamour for gender equality bill, may you marry an aggressive husband that will oppress you ONLY in the same manner ORO cultists oppress Ikorodu women.

Please can u specify the time of the restriction on each of those days, u only mentioned 23rd to 26th, or is it 24 hours a day?

Thanks

ok

EdifiedCEO:
Information reaching [url]Newshelm.com[/url] news desk indicates that there will be strict movement restriction for residents of, and visitors to Ikorodu Town area tomorrow, Tuesday 23 to Friday 26, August, 2016.

The restriction is as part of the traditional ceremony for the annual Eluku Festival in the community.



Please note that this restriction is even more required of the female gender who must not be seen during the ceremony at the aforementioned time.

There are sordid tales of harassment of those who elect to violate the restriction in movement. Ikorodu residents are familiar with similar restrictions for another traditional Oro festivals, but only for a day

Residents and other visitors are advised to stay off the streets during these hours.

http://www.newshelm.com/2016/08/breaking-news-movement-restriction-in.html

Please can u specify the time of the restriction on each of those days, u only mentioned 23rd to 26th, or is it 24 hours a day?

Thanks

Thank God they announced this time unlike before.

Which hours? Incomplete information

mikepeace:



Please can u specify the time of the restriction on each of those days, u only mentioned 23rd to 26th, or is it 24 hours a day?

Thanks

11pm to 5am (23rd to 26th)

My mother's hometown of Ikorodu and Eluku festival..

Dem no dey carry last at all..

In 1986 during the burial of my maternal grandfather, these Eluku and his followers came to commiserate with the family at midnight with his scary voice..

Chai...I was frozen on my bed that midnight when I heard the voice of that Eluku near my window..

I give yansh to my mother's hometown and their uncountable Iledis especially in Ikorodu township like Itushokun, Itumoja, Itupate, Itunmeko, Aga, Ita-elewa ..

I prefer Epe my papa's hometown jare...

Anyway, proudly full-blooded Lagosian ...

I think this restriction if any will be at night. Cos cant see any sign of eluku arround here. Didn't even know about it until I saw this thread.
Reporting live from ikorodu.

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