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Thunder Strikes 36 Cows To Death In Ondo



Thunder Strikes 36 Cows To Death In Ondo

No fewer than thirty six (36) cows were reportedly struck to death on Saturday by a mysterious thunderstorm on Oke Owa in Ijare community of Ifedore local government area of Ondo state.

FPR gathered that the cows were struck by thunderstorm in the late hours of Saturday without any of them surviving.

The cows were said to have died for desecrating the mountain where sacrifice is made every year by the town’s monarch.

It was learnt that the herders reported the case to the monarch of the town after the unfortunate incident.

The monarch of the town, the Olujare of Ijare, Oba Adebamigbe is always accompanied by chiefs to carry out the yearly sacrifice.

The mountain is said to be a secluded place for the monarch.

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  1. UnknownSeptember 23, 2019 at 8:35 AM

    The people of ijare and their accestor are still in contact and the accestor has not depart from them, those who abandoned their accestor are the one crying over spilt milk everywhere everyday because they don't know what to do, when Jona ran away from the presence of God, God commanded the sea to disturb the ship and the ocean send a mighty wave to cause the ship from sailing, the occupants of the ship cried,call unto your God, before Jona owned up that he was a Hebrew Man and they asked him to call on his God so that their life will be saved. the ijare people and their monarch should be emulated by other communities and forget crying over spilt milk

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