Ritual: Rams Sacrificed Ahead Of Third Mainland Bridge Repair (Video & Photos)

Intrigue arose when the construction company overseeing repairs on Third Mainland Bridge was observed performing a ceremonial act involving the sacrifice of three rams before commencing the repair work.

The video footage captured the presence of three lifeless rams on the ground, their blood collected in a container beneath their positioned necks. Men, including a foreigner, were visibly participating in the ritual.

This occurrence has spurred a multitude of inquiries, with individuals questioning the rationale and significance of such a ritual before addressing a deteriorated section of the prominent Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos.

Consequently, the query emerges: Do you deem this practice essential? What are your reflections on this matter? Please feel free to share your perspectives in the comments section.

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