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This page is strictly for African spirituality and also Igbo cosmology.

19/09/2025

Oye. 🌊 Going from one Dibia to the other for Igba Afa will not help you but rather confuse you the more.

How Did Igbo ANCESTORS Handle An OFO After The Death Of Its Bearer?At this point, every Igbo descendant should be aware ...
18/09/2025

How Did Igbo ANCESTORS Handle An OFO After The Death Of Its Bearer?

At this point, every Igbo descendant should be aware of the symbolic meaning of the Ofo and the need to fear it has been dispelled, but for those who do not know the meaning of the Ofo, please pay close attention to this definition.

Ofo, within the Igbo traditional context, symbolically means "Staff of Authority". The staff that gives a Dibia the authority to act as an intercessor or as a bridge between human beings and cosmological forces. The Ofo also gives authority to an individual and issues them the mandate to handle communal or family Issues.

Traditionally, the Igbo Ofo is characterized with truth and honesty; this shows that only those with integrity can handle a consecrated Ofo, while those who lack moral integrity often perish at the hands of Ofo, as dictated by “NSO-OFO”.

Therefore, the question "What Happens To Ofo Upon The Death Of Its Bearer?, is currently the greatest fear of the modern Igbo man. Nonetheless, our ancestors had a system through which Ofo was handled.

First, personal Ofo, also known as “OFO CHI”, is buried with its owner, as this type of Ofo is regarded as an individual’s personal property, and since it's not communally owned by a community or a kindred, it belongs with its owner. Secondly, an Ofo that is communally owned is reserved or safeguarded till its rightful successor comes to claim it and assume the responsibility placed on the Ofo.

In context, it means, if the Ofo belongs to a community shrine, then the next chief priest will take over the Ofo, and if it's through the lineage lines, then the oldest man would inherit the Ofo and its attached responsibility.

© Odinaala Igbo.

18/09/2025

Eke. 🌞 It is usually during Iwa, Iri Ji that Ndi Ichie come to bless some people & also punish, kiII the eviI ones.

17/09/2025

Nkwo! In Odinana practice, always surround yourself with people of positive mindset and you'd grow better, faster.

16/09/2025

Except hands are not clean, it's very hard to see someone who frequently performs aja di e mysteriously.

16/09/2025

Afo. Be careful on how much access to the internet you give your children. Social media corrupts the mind.

15/09/2025

Your Ezumezu Ndi Mmiri means all of your water family, friends such as Nne Mmiri, Nwuye, Di Mmiri...

15/09/2025

Oye. 🌊 Another Ezumezu to carry your problems & burdens to when feeling down and life threatened are Ndi Mmiri.

14/09/2025

One thing I don't really understand is people smoking in Obi mmuo, Alusi. Can one smoke in the church, mosque?

14/09/2025

Eke. 🌞 One of the biggest fear(s) of a Dibia is losing those he,she is meant to protect or save to death.

13/09/2025

Most persons only focus on morning, afternoon, evening sacrifices forgetting we have Ndi mmuo abani and...

Nkwo! 🌪️ Nsuka women having s*x, sleeping around with different men before getting married. I heard that in some parts o...
13/09/2025

Nkwo! 🌪️

Nsuka women having s*x, sleeping around with different men before getting married.

I heard that in some parts of Nsukka, before a lady marries or her bride price is paid, she will first of all be allowed to sleep around with different men for some period of time before finally settling down with the supposed man to marry her.

That it is their tradition and custom.
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That even the family and extended family members of the lady will tell you that she hasn't gone around seeking s*xual gratifications with different men, she hasn't cured s*xual urges with men of different forms and caliber.
That you, the man, should allow her fulfill that fantasy and enjoy herself or you can stop, avoid it by paying with money or whatever thing they request for.

I shock yesterday but Ndi Nsukka know best.
So I ask, is this true or just fallacy?

Such tradition doesn't exist in Awkuzu, my community and I don't think it will exist.

Mmili Chiukwuebuka Nwoye.
Nwa Nne Ogwugwu.

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