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It’s time for war! Lísàbí: A Legend is Born is now playing 🪓

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Omolayo1 year ago

Kings does not see corpses in Yoruba culture , Niyi Akinmolayan keep mixing fiction with history.

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BIG METRO1 year ago

The ancient Alaafin of Oyo was considered a warrior that led troops to war. That makes it natural for Aladdin to see a corpse

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Olaniyi sheriff jide1 year ago

This is a very bad play. King don't see corpse and the entrance of the supposed warrior was so ordinary

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keo_Richie1 year ago

A king seeing corpses how?

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IBA_OLUYOLE1 year ago

@niyiakinmolayan you’re a moron and a proper fool for directing this scene like this …. In Yoruba land Oba must not look at corpses.. don’t rewrite our history because you want to collect award …dy try dy use sense now suuu

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IK Gadgets1 year ago

This part 2 wasn’t needed fr i just watch am finish 😒

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O•L•A•Y•E•M•I1 year ago

Shebi a Yoruba King must not set his eyes on corpses?

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Olowe Oluwaseun Sage1 year ago

Thought in Yoruba culture a king does not see corpse? What's happening here

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| The Heroman |1 year ago

@TheDimejiLateef how come a king is seeing corpses? lol ... you know better bro

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DJ Big mouth1 year ago

Everyone's complaining.. omo they did a great a job if someone places corps at the front of a king the king will surely see it.. see people wen nor fit even act one film they direct

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