In the video, he is seen dressed in all white with tubers of yam placed on his head while traditional Ifa chants echoed in the background.
9ice, practised traditional worship privately before making it public.
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ReplyDeleteI no be God
Good for you my brother
ReplyDeleteYet no big song in ages .
ReplyDeleteE don change profession na π
DeleteAh!! Punctuation is really important in a sentence.
ReplyDeleteNice oneπ
ReplyDeleteOkay π...
ReplyDeleteWhatever works for him.
ReplyDeleteFrom his songs' lyrics, it was obvious he was a practising traditionalists. Such 'strong' words are not used in day to day Yoruba language speaking. Used more for incantations.
ReplyDeleteSo he was doing incantations in some of his songs? And you know how some ppl love to sing song lyrics over and over again not knowing what the hell they singing.
DeleteSo he's officially a Babalawo.
ReplyDeleteI wish you well our talented 9ice π