This Babalawo Na Digital One: Nigerians React After Seeing the Modern Shrine Owned By an Ibadan Native Doctor
- Nigerians are reacting to the modern nature of a shrine sighted in Ibadan, Oyo state, with many of them saying the Babalawo is neat
- Unlike many native doctors that appear dirty and unkempt, Oluwo Jogbodo Orunmila was seen properly dressed inside his shrine
- The neatly painted room has floor ties and beautiful modern window louvres as well as a beautiful mat that serves as a seat on the floor
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A native doctor in Ibadan, Oyo state, has attracted the attention of many Nigerians who could not help but notice the neatness of his shrine.
Oluwo Jogbodo Orunmila has a shrine that does not look like the ones seen in Nollywood movies with human skulls, snail shells, smelly animal skins.
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Instead, his shrine is located in one of the rooms of his modern-looking home with floor tiles and beautiful window louvres.
Native doctor neatly dressed too
The shrine is very neatly painted, with a beautiful mat on the floor. The Babalawo, Oluwo Jogbodo was also seen neatly dressed in a flowing babariga with a cap to match. In addition to his neatness, the man also has interesting views about money rituals.
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He speaks posh English
The native doctor also appears very well educated as he speaks clean English. Oluwo Jogbodo who practices his craft in Ibadan says there is nothing like money ritual. He spoke to LegitTV's Abisola Alawode in an interview. His words:
"We know how you can get money spiritually. But it's not like it will be falling on you. There are people that harvest human body for uses. They need it to sell or something. Some people are into cults. There are a lot of things going on in the world. The fraternities and bla bla."
He said those that do those things are not Ifa worshipers. According to him, the combination of some Yoruba native leaves can do beautiful things instead of people being killed for money rituals.
Nigerians on Facebook react
Nigerians on Facebook quickly noticed the man's neatness and reacted as follows:
Arinola Ollypet Otitolaye commented:
"Honestly I like these babalawo he knows what his doing...not dirty and unkept."
Timmy Jay Matthew said:
"This babalawo na premium one.. see his house."
Adekunle Olowu wrote:
"I like this educated Babalawo, Yoruba are rich in culture."
Watch the video below:
Wealthy female native doctor who lives in a N146m house shows off her fine abode
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a wealthy female native doctor surprised many when she showed off her house.
The lady, identified as Anna Mutheu says she makes N6.5 million monthly from consulting fees.
The famous witch doctor hails from Tala, Machakos county in Kenya, and lives in a house worth N146 million.
Source: Legit.ng
