Igunnuko Suru òrìsà (deity) will intervene to address the spiritual imbalance in the community.

The Dopemu Igunnuko festival is a significant cultural event in Yoruba communities, and it's interesting to know that when the festival is not observed correctly, the òrìsà (deity) will intervene to address the spiritual imbalance in the community.
In Yoruba tradition, the òrìsà are believed to play a crucial role in maintaining harmony and balance in the community. When the Dopemu Igunnuko festival is not celebrated properly, it's thought to disrupt this balance, leading to various challenges and problems in the community.
By performing spiritual rites, the òrìsà helps to:
1. Honor the ancestors and deceased community members.
2. Address spiritual issues and restore balance.
3. Protect the community from harm and negative influences.
4. Ensure the well-being and prosperity of the community.
The òrìsà's intervention serves as a reminder of the importance of honoring tradition and maintaining spiritual harmony in the community.