the DEDO culture
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the Ororo tree (Ekebergia capensis)
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Cutting of the Ororo tree (Ekebergia capensis), believed to
cause damages and loss of life and property to the villagers.
anyone who cuts the the Ororo tree (Ekebergia capensis), would
suffer from horrible disease
People worship the Ororo tree (Ekebergia capensis) through the
DEDO culture
The Ororo tree (Ekebergia capensis) believed to be the house of
ghosts.
Tender and lightening will damage the villager if the Ororo tree
(Ekebergia capensis) are felled in the village
No cutting of the Ororo tree (Ekebergia capensis) believed to
be very useful for the life of the human being.
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The Ororo tree (Ekebergia capensis) cutting restrictively
prohibited in the sacred forest (GUDO).
Felling of the Ororo tree (Ekebergia capensis) is restricted
for every individual of the village
the Ororo tree (Ekebergia capensis) are not unnecessarily
felled
The Ororo tree (Ekebergia capensis) are allowed to grow freely.
The Ororo trees (Ekebergia capensis) are protected from any
kinds of destruction.
Touching of the Ororo tree (Ekebergia capensis) is not allowed
The Ororo trees (Ekebergia capensis) are protected from damage
by wild animals.
Do not use any parts of the Ororo tree (Ekebergia capensis).
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