nero2face:
after all de **WEED** when NDLEA seize for Oshogbo last year?, so this guys still get some stocks, abi another neighbouring state don dey get better material like Oshogbo own...

Dandeedadrunk:

Stop that! That's my home town....

Obascoetubi:
afonja again?

Dandeedadrunk:
I'm from ipetu ijesa, and I'm proud of it.

Flogging is our cultural heritage...we gat to promote it.


It may interest you to know that the Flogging won't have effect on them...just the bruises.... Onlookers will feel the Flogging at night...even those nairalanders viewing the pictures.


Aminat58....wehdone Ma

Alexkene:
Na dem. Our very sophisticated people from the waste

AreaFada2:
See that one's natal cleft.

Weird but some catholic cultures do same.

Is this one inferior because it is African?

It could be a form of traditional atonement ceremony. The Jews have Yom Kippur.

In Benin Kingdom the atonement period of fasting, self-punishment/reprimand & living a very basic life was called "ague". Not the end of year thanks giving called "Igue".
It was so enshrined in the tradition that people born in that period were named "Aguebor" meaning "ague favours" and other derivative names.

It was during that period that Captain Phillips wanted to visit Benin that he was refused. The Oba sees no guests or do ostentatious ceremonies or send/receive emissaries.

Philips defied the rule & the rest is history.

adecz:
Real men flog with cutlass not stick.....

ransomed:
:::--Bia, go to Abagana in Njikoka LGA of Anambra state and see for yourself when Masqurades unleash pain on each other to know the winner of flogging competition. It is a common thing in some africans culture.

Misypee:
Barbaric this people too local, can't believe someone is still doing this in this century