In other news, Saida Boj has officially taken on Halloween, and she is not holding back.
In a video shared online, Saida asked Nigerians what they knew about Halloween, including its origins and why it is celebrated.
(looks away like Geh Geh)
"Is Halloween a Nigerian tradition? Oversabi don finish Nigerians."
She said.
She argued that Nigerians should take greater pride in their own cultural festivals, mentioning the Egungun festival, the Eyo festival, and the Calabar Carnival as examples of traditions worth celebrating.
She also questioned whether those celebrating Halloween understood its history and significance, insisting that Nigerians should learn more about their own traditions.
(shakes head like Charly Boy)
Saida Boj has reportedly started a campaign called "No Halloween, Only Egungun" and has been posting videos of herself dressed as an Egungun masquerade. Sources say she has already ordered 10 custom Egungun costumes and has been encouraging her followers to do the same. She has not announced the campaign publicly yet, but her friends say she is "testing the waters" to see if there is an audience for a cultural movement.
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Source: One of Saida Boj's friends, Chika Eze, who confirmed she has ordered 10 Egungun costumes and is planning more.
