Functions performed by the Ogboni Secret Society in the pre-colonial Yoruba political system.
Explanation
i. Policy making: It was involved in the policy making process ii. Religious function: It served as an intermediary between the people and their ancestors iii. It approved decisions of the paramount ruler and his advisers iv. Maintenance of law and order: It maintained law and order v. Checks and balances: It checked the arbitrary use of powers by the ruler vi. Protection: It provided protection for its members and the people vii. It preserved the cultural values and heritage of the people viii. It served as a final court of appeal in both civil and criminal cases ix. It served as an agent of political education for the people x. It helped in the dethronement or deposition of then ruler
