Nigerian billionaire businessman Ayiri Emami, on Saturday, September 4, paid homage to a river god/ goddess in Warri, Delta State.
Emami had been displaced as the Prime Minister of Warri Kingdom during the validation of Chiefs by the newly crowned Olu, Tsola Emiko(Ogiame Atuwatse III) on September 2, 2021.
He was opposed to the coronation of Tsola Emiko as the 21st Olu of Warri Kingdom.
In viral photos, the Emami could be seen throwing plastic soft drinks, sliced bread, drinks, biscuits, native chalk, kola-nut, groundnut, palm wine, hot drinks, and other food items into the river with some of his followers.
Some Nigerians while reacting to the viral photos, wrote;
Nnobi Divine Nasco:
This man is far better than 80% of Christians, u that believe in God how many times have you gone for Thanksgiving in your church?
What this man is doing is not rubbish, christian should learn from him, …
Ezenwanyi Nneoma Mmiri:
Yes oooo Mami Wata all the way. We are children and servants of the greatest Queen of all Nation,the one and Only Mami Silver and Gold. Sacrificing to Her is what we do for a living.
Nwa Mmiri ibem ride on,no man doubt.
Christiana Humphrey:
Anyone who doesn’t acknowledge Jesus Christ as the true and only God is an antichrist 1john 2:22. God have mercy on them.
Courage Gift:
You feed me Lord , when some feed their gods .
Most times its so unreasonable for people to believe in things created by God, and yet do not Trust in God
Treasure Chi:
This is natural, is it better than going to a native doctors to seek for wealth…the gods are wise.
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