A Walk For Esu Laalu

Participate in the walk for Esu Laalu that comes up on the 24th of DEC 2015 at Alakuko Lagos state. An initiative of #Popospeaks.

"Esu is not Satan", It hard to believe right?.that is why you have to participate in this walk and if you can't  be there it no problem all you need to do is to get a cloth and print " Esu is not Satan" on it and take a picture of it on the day.. Thank you!!?

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  1. Anonymous20 December 2016 at 00:09

    Hello, Fayemi.

    My name is Alan, I'm from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. I'm a black student of Law at a public university. I'm yawo, a new iniciated in the yoruba religion in Brazil: candomblé.

    Can we talk through the whatsapp? I want to know very important things about my orisa by a nigerian, a nigerian native.

    Att, Alan.

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