Fetish or not, these traditional African religions stood the test of time

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Bó or O bó is similar to Juju. It is an occult science in which the priests who perform rites and traditions are called the Bòkônon or Bòkôtônon.

Bó also calls on spirits for guidance and intervention.

Certainly, African religion has negative connotations. Nevertheless, traditional religions in Africa are another part of the culture that little light is shed upon.