Thundafireseun:
A true king that Pet Edochie shook his hands like a mare common man

Juanmike:
Rubbish

Juanmike:
Rubbish

Juanmike:
Rubbish

RevDesm0ndJuju:


Why?

Did I mention any tribe ?

Thundafireseun:
A true king that Pet Edochie shook his hands like a mare common man

Sucre6:


Posting an unrelated picture to derail a beautiful thread like this says a lot about your self esteem, very low

RevDesm0ndJuju:


Oh really?

Why not check out the stupid and insensitive posts that my predictive post was meant to address.

Hypocrite.


Behold thine ancestors!

RevDesm0ndJuju:
Before they come and comment rubbish.

Below are their ancestors circa 1920s.

RevDesm0ndJuju:
Before they come and comment rubbish.

Below are their ancestors circa 1920s.

Thundafireseun:
A true king that Pet Edochie shook his hands like a mare common man

Sucre6:


Get the Bleep outa my mention you spinless elf

Thundafireseun:
A true king that Pet Edochie shook his hands like a mare common man

FreeStuffsNG:
The narrator's Yoruba is so horrible that I almost puked. This is mediocrity at its peak and it is very disrespectful to release this kind of content when you can get a Yoruba speaker to do the narration for you.

Every Yoruba word pronunced in the video is really awful. Really really awful and disgraceful for such a sacred event .

The Yoruba content creators must step up for this kind of reporting. Check my signature for free stuffs!

Zupay:


Pete Edochie is not a Yoruba man that would be expected to postrate in greeting the Ooni, it would be culturally inappropriate for him as he doesn't even postrate to greet the Obi of Onitsha.

Padipadi:

That's the problem of the Obi of Onitsha. A little bending to greet Ooni will show he has respect. His people too no kuku get

Thundafireseun:
A true king that Pet Edochie shook his hands like a mare common man

palsenator:


You just sounded like a fool.

First Edochie isn't Yoruba and can still be forgiven. Ooni irisa is a Yoruba king not a Nigeria one.

Secondly, the king was comfortably on his seat and only extended his hand for a handshake which obviously isn't a bad one.

Cry me a river , he is our king , a true definition of our culture, a respectable father.

RevDesm0ndJuju:


Oh really?

Why not check out the stupid and insensitive posts that my predictive post was meant to address.

Hypocrite.


Behold thine ancestors!

RevDesm0ndJuju:
Before they come and comment rubbish.

Below are their ancestors circa 1920s.

EmmyDJourno:
I hear say him be Yahoo boy🤓

Westchester:


Pete Edochie is an Ozor in Igbo land which is a high title in Igbo land, he can’t bow to your ooni because he himself is a titled man. And you Yoruba tribal bigots always trying to make everything about your tribe are disgusting

Doxy1:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmsvDRVylxU?si=6qwdSHbyls1WoQ5k

Historically, it is known that there is a strong relationship between the sacred Aare crown and the Ogun deity, the god of iron, due to the crown’s iron component. The crown must be brought before the Ogun deity at the Okemogun shrine during the annual Olojo festival celebration in Ile Ife.

According to Ifa oral tradition, corroborated by a chief priest of the Aare crown, the crown is believed to attract people to itself when the Ooni wears it.

During the Olojo festival, people often troop out to behold the crown and on sighting it, they offer prayers because the presence of the sacred crown symbolises peace, unity, blessing and prosperity

43Ronin:

that pics cannot be from the 1920s that's even if it's igbos. Below is a snap shot of women just before the commencing of the famous Aba women's riot of 1929

43Ronin:

that pics cannot be from the 1920s that's even if it's igbos. Below is a snap shot of women just before the commencing of the famous Aba women's riot of 1929