Tinubu’s third anniversary, Ogun deity and voodoo vote numbers, By Festus Adedayo

Seeing how empires die, strongmen collapse and kingdoms go up in ruins, Yoruba seek to showcase the brevity of life. In this, they attempt to demonstrate that all life’s attainments are perishable. In metaphors of the masquerade festival and the morning dew that perches on leaves by sidewalks leading to the farm (enini), they bring out the [] The post Tinubu’s third anniversary, Ogun deity and voo