I have come across this topic several times here and I am in position to advise because I am from Abia and my wife is from Ekiti,I have BSC Economics and she have BSC political science

That is to say when a politician meet an Economist you can figure what we happen in the family.but to be honest,she is the best woman on Earth,she is a real woman.

If u want to marry from other tribe let me give u some tips

In south-west Ekiti and Osun girls are ok, South -East Ebonyi,Enugu,some part of Anambra and part of Abia (aba area) girls are ok, South-south delta, calabar,some part of Rivers (main land) girls are ok

I have not been to other part of the country so I can not tell for those areas

This is personal experience and not based on data

Who made you judge over inter-tribal marriages in Nigeria?
You're as senseless as this ur post

I think he is just trying to say its OK to marry from another tribe

azuson:
I have come across this topic several times here and I am in position to advise because I am from Abia and my wife is from Ekiti,I have BSC Economics and she have BSC political science

That is to say when a politician meet an Economist you can figure what we happen in the family.but to be honest,she is the best woman on Earth,she is a real woman.

If u want to marry from other tribe let me give u some tips

In south-west Ekiti and Osun girls are ok, South -East Ebonyi,Enugu,some part of Anambra and part of Abia (aba area) girls are ok, South-south delta, calabar,some part of Rivers (main land) girls are ok

I have not been to other part of the country so I can not tell for those areas

This is personal experience and not based on data

So, you've dated/married all the girls from those regions??

Nna, idi egwu oooo.

Good start but poor finishing. You should have just encouraged people to be more open to the idea of inter-tribal marriage, citing your marriage as one that works.
People should hear the good stories from marriages not the sob stories that touch.

BTW, based on your analysis, I had better quit my relationship ASAP

Just encourage inter tribal marriage but telling us whether ds tribe or state is ok or not is WRONG.

jashar:
Good start but poor finishing.
BTW, based on your analysis, I had better quit my relationship ASAP

Don't quit anythn oh. Just ignore that analysis except u are fed up with d relationship b4 now.
Beside my marriage is an inter-tribal one too and it's very Beautiful

I don't know how marriage...but I do know inter-tribal relationships do offer varieties, just as inter-country relationships. I've checked a lot of Igbo chics; few Edo chics; and one Jukun chic. I know Igbo chics are juicy as fvck and the Edo ones are a tad bit freakier than the rest. That's the experience you get from that type of relationship.

Being with someone from the same "stock" can be boring sometimes, and it's always nice to explore.

azuson:
I have come across this topic several times here and I am in position to advise because I am from Abia and my wife is from Ekiti,I have BSC Economics and she have BSC political science

That is to say when a politician meet an Economist you can figure what we happen in the family.but to be honest,she is the best woman on Earth,she is a real woman.

If u want to marry from other tribe let me give u some tips

In south-west Ekiti and Osun girls are ok, South -East Ebonyi,Enugu,some part of Anambra and part of Abia (aba area) girls are ok, South-south delta, calabar,some part of Rivers (main land) girls are ok

I have not been to other part of the country so I can not tell for those areas

This is personal experience and not based on data

Sometimes, when i see posts from some married peeps, i wonder the reasoning level with which they operate in their families. So, as old and "exposed" as you are, you think just because your wife and her family members are "awesome", then "Ekiti girls are ok"? You don't generalize that way, cos one's personality is dependent on a lot of factors outside state of origin.

For me, i've got absolutely no problem with inter-tribal marriages. I will only advise those going into it to first understand the culture and traditions of their new found love, and if possible, speak each others' languages.