The APC should note that it is not culture to import customs known and understood only in Limba heartlands right into the metropolis of Freetown (with its cosmopolitan population) and expect non-Limbas to follow these customs by force. That is sheer arrogance.

 

Frankly, there is nothing wrong with the mysterious Matorma Limba Devil performing its culture within Freetown but confine such performances to Limba-inhabited compounds especially since the strange Matorma devil has a law that people must bend down when Matorma bends down and only rise up again when Matorma chooses to rise up.

So, any non-Limba who willingly enters a compound where a Matorma is performing knows beforehand what he or she is going to be subjected to:- Willingly bending down and getting up and bending down and getting up according to how and when the Matorma feels like it.

 

Keep Matorma inside your Limba compounds; do not bring it out into the streets to intimidate non-Limbas who do not understand why they have to bow down to your devil. We are living in a cosmopolitan metropolis and not everyone here is a Limba.

Finally, what investor or tourist will wish to come to a country where right inside the capital city, a mysterious red-clad devil can suddenly appear on the streets and expect everyone to BE SCARED, stop what they are doing and bow down to it as it engages on its whims & caprices? Think about it.