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Iyawo Elese Oosun: The new Olori wasn’t stepping on blood !

Iyawo Elese Oosun.
Please lets ask from those who are knowledgeable instead of guessing, if anyone is ignorant of Yoruba customs and tradition. There’s no where in Yoruba tradition where the bride is required to step over blood as part of a wedding rite. The new Olori wasn’t stepping on blood but Oosun !

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  1. Ibrahim Oladipupo

    Even if she step on blood, it culture nothing to do about it

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