On Gov. Imoke’s denunciation of cultism

In the past, one reads of people going to Okija shrine to take oaths. One have also read of accusations and counteraccusations about the Ogun State officials taking oaths. There have also been allegations that a governor in one of the south-south states took majority members of his government to his village for oath-taking rituals. […]

In the past, one reads of people going to Okija shrine to take oaths. One have also read of accusations and counteraccusations about the Ogun State officials taking oaths. There have also been allegations that a governor in one of the south-south states took majority members of his government to his village for oath-taking rituals. Imoke was warning anyone among his cabinet members who is contemplating or already in any type of cult to come out of it, otherwise they should be ready to face the consequences. Come to think of it, most of those in power today in Nigeria are products of cult groups.