My Dad was a disciplinarian

and always wanted my mum to greet him

Goodmorning. Good Evening, Goodnite

In this our present time, should that be the trend?

B 4 nko

wel, who eva wake up or went to sleep fust shld be d one to do it.

that's the mentally of a typical African.
the crazy thing is that when u greet dem gud morning they wouldn't even be like "yeah gud morning" they would rather answer u through their nose like "ehen"

Lol.
Didn't see any of that growing up, so its hard to say.
But then, I feel it doesn't have to be the woman doing the greeting all the time; whoever wakes up first could

Huh? Even when he is the first to wake up?

Why stop at the wife greeting her husband good morning? The conversation should be as follows:

wife: Good Morning Sir
husband: grunts (why should he respond back?)

Wife: Master how was your night?
Husband: grunts again

Wife: My Lord what would you like to eat?
Husband: Fetch me bread and egg my slave.

Wife hurriedly scurries out after bowing and prostrating to her husband aka king.

Some people should honestly get their heads out of the PAST!!!

Don't see anytin wrong saying gud morning to each oda irrespective of who says it first.

My guy told me he locs me sooo much cos i cudnt do witout sayin, gudmornin, gudafte....., gudevin nd am alwz sayin tnx for callin i appreciate he says am sooo different

There should be a time table for that
Me today, you tomorrow and on public holidays

rawpadgin, I couldn't help but laugh, while reading your post

Houseofglam7 I noted what you said

sevule, My instinct is telling me to go with you

very grateful

mstik: There should be a time table for that
Me today, you tomorrow and on public holidays

This got me ROF

@ Topic
Nigerians sha! We just like creating problems where there re none because of our pride

Of course, compulsory sef