Meet The Man Elected To Be Buried With OONI OF IFE (ABOBAKU)..

Unconfirmed reports have it that the ‘Abobaku’ – the man who was elected to be buried alive with the recently deceased Ooni of Ife, Oba Okunade Sijua

the earlier escape of the man upon hearing of the Oba’s death on several media platforms, despite denials by the Traditional Royal Council of Ife. The Abobaku is believed to have been appointed to live and die with Ooni of Ife in 1980 when the deceased Oba was coronated

ccording to Yoruba tradition, a king does not die alone. His burial rites include being buried with other people

Therefore, Oba Okunade Sijuade who is expected to be buried today.

Friday as announced by his family and Ife traditional chiefs will be interred alongside the Abobaku, who according to unverified sources has just been recaptured. However, if this traditional burial rite, which has been described as barbaric in several quarters, would happen today is still very uncertain and rather unlikely

Chika Ike hosted by Nigerian Embassy in Togo today

Chika Ike who is currently in Togo shared the pictures and captioned:

''Hosted by the Nigerian Embassy In Togo!!! Great meeting !!! I ❤️ Togo!!! Day ''


Chika is pictured with the Nigerian Ambassador to Togo in the last photo.

https://instagram.com/p/6R07vRBnGS/?taken-by=chikaike

Comedian,Bovi with kids on the streets of new york

Comedian, Bovi takes a walk with his kids on the street of New York

Pictures from Governor Obiano's birthday party

The executive Governor of Anambra State today marked his 60th birthday.The event recorded a great attendance by people in the high echelon of power.Below are the pictures from the event

The Poorest States in African nation square measure within the North-Report

The Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI) 2014 report has uncovered Nigeria's poorest states.

As indicated by the report which puts the rate of Nigerians living in destitution at 43.3 every penny, Bauchi State has the most noteworthy rate of individuals living in great neediness, took after by Kebbi State.

The Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (2014) "Nigeria Country Briefing", which measured Different Dimension dejection file (MPI) for Nigeria noticed that 19.3 percent of the populace stayed defenseless against neediness while 25.3 percent of Nigerians live in serious destitution.

OPHI is a monetary exploration focus inside the Oxford Department of International Development at the University of Oxford, United Kingdom.