Naira Marley, a prominent figure in the Nigerian music industry, has sparked conversation with a recent tweet that delves into cultural and spiritual beliefs.

By reposting a tweet, Marley posed a thought-provoking question to his followers and Nigerians at large “why have the curses involving Ogun and Sango, which are often invoked against him, failed to manifest any tangible impact?”

Ogun and Sango are powerful deities in Yoruba mythology, representing war, iron, and thunder, respectively.

Curses and oaths sworn in their names are considered to carry significant weight and consequence.

Naira Marley's question thus touches on deeply rooted spiritual practices and beliefs, prompting a variety of reactions from the public.

Many of his followers responded with a mixture of humor, curiosity, and skepticism.

Some questioned the sincerity of such curses in modern times, while others suggested that Marley's personal charm or destiny might be shielding him from these spiritual attacks.

A few responses indicated that the deities might have their own reasons for not acting, reflecting the complexity and diversity of belief systems in Nigeria.