If Your only knowledge about Alusi is based on modern day white washing of Alusi then you should get some lessons from those of us who actually lived through it . Alusi was created to solve a problem even though the people who created it knew it had side effects which is why some people were compensated by the then society to bear the consequences. They were given lands, wives and exempted from some obligations. If you believe that Alusi is your tradition it means either that you came from the lineage of the people I am talking about that were compensated to bear the responsibility of the negative side effects or you are suffering from sheer ignorance. I did not get my Igbo cultural knowledge from movies like most of you. I grew up in the village and had cure experience, and first hand contact with my grandparents who were the real odinani people and not some of you who are foolishly Alusi apologists . Alusi brought okite voodoo, witchcraft and sorcery and magic 🪄 Now, magic was used for entertainment purposes by the alusi masquerades of those days, and they traveled far to get those charms and magic and they returned them back to Alusi shrine afterwards: it is not kept at home because it is not a good spirit. Now listen: those who service the alusi were provided with items of sacrifice, some were given multiple wife’s so that they don’t lack children to be used to prepare jazz for another appearance of their masquerade which is why they have much magic powers in those days. Have you wondered why the modern alusi lacks magical powers, it takes the precious life of your children to keep it alive periodically. For the fact that lazy boys are shouting omenani and our culture every day doesn’t mean they know what they’re saying. Finally! Omenani on its own is not Alusi and is compatible with Judaism. It is difficult to practice omenani today because you will die before your time. How can you practice omenani when you are sleeping with someone else wife, grabbing peoples land and willingly lying to get favors. Do you know that iga asa ile, wash your tongue before you become ichie, ọzọ in those days. My people, our ancestors made the right decision following Jesus Christ.