Ofun-Otura

Areremare, Areremare cast for Olowu,
on the day that he did not want to live
any longer on the farm. They said
that everything was in order with Olowu,
but that he would have to make sacrifice,
in order not to be a man of the farm, or
"ara oko", which also sort of means:
a local yokel. Well now, the sacrifice
prescribe, was three rams, three hoes
(which does not mean what in America
is suggested by its pronounciation),
three machetes, and 6000 cowries,
Olowu listened and made the sacrifice,
and he was able to do many other things
than stay at the farm and be a yokel.

Ofun-Otura

Ofun-Otura strongly emphasizes the advisability, or rather the necessity, of sacrificing in order to stabilize a relationship. The present partner of the client, whether in love or in business, is the right one for a long time to come.