No Smoking
Smoking is not allowed at the festival. So, leave your cigar at home or in your car so that you will not be tempted to light one in the frenzy of the festival.
No wearing of shoes/sandals
You have to walk around barefooted throughout the festival. If you can't it is advisable you stay away.
No Shuku hairstyle by women
Suku is a popular Yoruba hairstyle in Nigeria. It is a form of braiding in which the hair runs from the forehead to the nape of the neck or forms a rump on top of the head. If you are wearing this type of hairstyle, it is either you loose it or just stay home.
No selfie with Eyo Orisha
For the selfie lovers/addict, you are not permitted to take pictures/selfies with the Eyo Orisha.
No Riding of bicycle/motorcycle
If your mode of transportation is via bicycle or motorcycle (Okada), you should not ride it to the festival. You may probably lose it. You can drive or take public transport.
No headgear for men/women
Your headgear is not allowed at the festival. In other words, your hair should not be covered. The only exception is for Muslim men. They are allowed to wear their white prayer cap.
No picture taking of Eyo Orisha
You are not permitted to take the pictures of the Eyo Orisha.
