In Idemili, Anambra state, killing a python even accidentally,... traditionally requires burial rites similar to those performed for a human. In Enugwu-Ukwu, they also don't kill pythons. If one enters your home, you simply guide it back into the bush. However, unlike Idemili, there is no traditional burial ritual if one is accidentally killed.show more

“No one can come from Abuja, or the South... South region or Hausa land and dictate to us who will be our chairman in Idemili Anambra state.” A man from South east blows hot!!show more

Did you know? In some Igbo communities, Eke (python)... is considered a totem and symbol of protection. Some Igbo towns see it as a messenger of deities and prosperity. Killing a python is a serious taboo, often requiring a full human-like burial, as it is believed to be an abomination and could bring misfortune.show more

Apply for a concealed carry permit, if you live... in a socialist state, or simply exercise your right to constitutional carry, if you live in a free state. The government is no longer interested in protecting you.show more

A military roadblock is currently at Umunze-Ihite boundary, in... Anambra state; which restricts access through a major route (Ekwulobia- Umunze - Ihite -Arondizuogu- okigwe federal highway) This has been in place for over a week: Initially it was speculated to have been related to the burial of Senator Ifeanyi Uba, but the said burial is long concluded. The affected communities must branch off to bush paths as alternative, due to this blockade… What is the objective to this humiliation? Igbo land is not a war zone!show more

While in Awka, I was lodged in one of... the best hotels in the town (Name withheld) and I Realized, there may not be a 3 star hotel in the whole of Anambra State, if the standards in their State Capital is anything to go by... This is disheartening... However, judged against the doldrums Anambra endured under Peter, the state was a house abandoned to darkness. Governor Soludo has done a commendable job pulling her into a glimpse of light...show more

This is Clachan Duich Burial Ground and if you're... a Macrae then it's an important spot for you as the traditional burial spot of the Macraes of Kintail. For everybody else, you might not have any ancestors buried here, but look at that view!show more

Yesterday we had gurario , which is the Kikuyu... traditional wedding , fun fact did you know there is no divorce allowed after this ceremony,even if you find her in a swimming pool eating githeri with egonga bongani you are not allowed to chase her from your home . If she leaves for 20 years and comes back with 4 children those children are yours .show more

☠️🇷🇺 Izhevsk. They are opening a third plot for... the burial of Russian soldiers at the Khokhryakovskoye-2 cemetery. The second one was filled last year, and in the spring there was simply nowhere to bury the dead.show more

How does it make sense to risk your life... attacking people simply because they are participating in a one-million man march in support of another presidential candidate?. If you are killed in the proces, what exactly have you gained? Will that politician sacrifice anything for you or bring you back to life 🤔. #RigandDie2027 is not a joke, Nigeria citizens are angry 😤.show more

Muslims in Japan continue to demand cemeteries for burial,... insisting that there is no alternative. This issue has also led to disputes between Muslim communities and local residents in some areas. They argue that cremation is a religious sin in Islam, so Japan should understand this and allow burial instead. When asked why they do not live in a Muslim country, they respond that they face persecution there and cannot return. They claim that burial is an absolute necessity and that compromise is impossible. But would Japanese people be able to go to an Islamic country and demand cremation instead of burial? Would they be allowed to demand cultural understanding while insisting on practices prohibited in that society, such as eating pork dishes? This debate is not limited to cemeteries. It also concerns important issues such as local culture and the responsibilities of immigrants.show more

Dear AfiaTvOfficial, you guys are sleeping on the Agbero... Documentary in Onitsha. I am inside the market, Onitsha Main Market, Haruna Street to be precise, and this is what is going on, like right now. Who are these guys working for if not Anambra State Government? Who has the right to collect revenue if not empowered by Government? Are they hiding, or did they cover theory face? Are they in a rush so they can run away if anything happens? Do you see they are a common face? I don't want to risk my life, reason I have to hide and take these videos, but this is to tell the whole world that Anambra State Government is lying. They boldly empowered touts, and they are 100% aware of their activities. As it is happening in Haruna Street, so is it happening in all major streets in Onitsha. They work for the man in 3rd frame, who in turn work for Anambra State Government.show more

An Indonesian Muslim woman in Japan is seething with... anger. Because there are few graves for Muslims there, and sending a body back home also costs a lot. So she is appealing for donations and financial help to buy land for the “Waqf Cemetery Project for Indonesian Muslim Citizens in Japan.” The first question is this: did these people go there to work, or did they go to build a Muslim cemetery? If they just want to build a cemetery, they should build it in Indonesia. There they will get funds easily too. Meanwhile, Japan’s tradition is almost entirely cremation. More than 99% of bodies there are cremated. Japanese society sees burial as land pollution and as against its own customs.show more

One of the issues for Kentucky is that there... are few, if any, real answers when an "easy" bucket is needed. If it isn't something that Coach Pope can draw up in a timeout there just isn't a "go-to" option. THIS is what the 'Cats got in response to an Auburn "Kill Shot."show more

I heard this beautiful filling station in World Bank,... Owerri, Imo Stateis owned by an Anambra man from Aguata. Now, I have a question….if this Anambra man can display this level of taste and creativity in another South Eastern state, why is it so difficult for them to replicate this kind of modern architecture in Anambra? Why is it so hard? Is it because there is already an established building pattern in Anambra that everyone is expected to follow or is it simply that people are unwilling to try something different? He came to Owerri…saw the modern building pattern here, and adapted to it. So if they decide to build something different and more modern in Anambra, what exactly will happen? Beautiful filling station I must say. The supermarket is also really nice. I love it. ❤️show more

If your gym does not have a machine just... like this…. It is time for you to FIND A NEW GYM Simply the best Abs exercise there is and it’s NOT EVEN A DEBATEshow more

not only am i saying it was not clutch,... they said it in the moment during the game in real time!!! clutch is shooting from behind or at least tied. if youre up 3 there is no pressure bc no matter what the worst thing that can happen is overtime. the reason its clutch from behind or tied is bc if you dont make those, you could potentially lose the game. if there is no danger of losing, there is no pressure compared to if there was danger of losing, if the game were tied or you needed one or both freethrows to tie it (bc you were behind)show more

🇮🇷 Women in Ramian, a small town in Golestan... Province, have taken to the streets wearing white burial shrouds to mourn Supreme Leader Khamenei. In Shia tradition, wearing the kafan (burial shroud) in public is one of the most powerful acts of mourning, it means "I am ready to die too."show more