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5 Things Nigerian Parents Expect From An Intending Son-in-law by amzee(m): 6:45pm On May 23, 2016 |
Nigerian parents expect their daughters to get married someday. However, one thing they are particular about is the kind of man their daughter(s) bring home as a future husband. With more than 250 ethnic groups with Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa leading the pack, the expectations may be different but they are interwoven and almost similar. These presumptions are largely influenced by culture, religion, heritage, and exposure of the families involved. This said, a would-be or prospective son-in- law should take note of the following tips shared if he wants to be accepted by a prospective bride’s parents as in Nigeria, and the African continent at large, a parent’s blessing and endorsement of a marriage is important. He must be able to care for himself No parent will allow their daughter to ‘marry’ a man who cannot take care of himself. Everything about their relationship is hinged on love rather than the man’s ability to take of the family he will raise. In fact, only a handful of women today will take that kind of man to her parents. Nigerian parents do not demand much. He should have a reliable means of livelihood or survival enough to take care of the bride. Respectful Yorubas value respect. This is an aspect of the culture they do not toy with. Even if the parents accept you, the family members will never. They will always point it out especially if it is obvious. However, you do not need to worry much if you not marrying a Yoruba girl. However, this does not allow a would-be son-in-law to treat the parents with disdain. Dress Responsibly Laced ears, plaited hair, sagged trousers and blinks will simply get you fired as a son-in-law. You should dress the way you want to be addressed. In summary, dress responsibly. If that’s your style, try as much as possible to shelve it whenever you are visiting your bride’s parents. By the way, don’t let her parents catch you dressing like a gangster, they will not hesitate to tongue lash you. Religiously Consciously Some parents may not be too keen on this. Despite this, whether you are a Muslim or a Christian, you should be religiously upright. Nigerians are one of the most religious black nation in the world. They expect their daughter to marry into a pious home. No Wife Battery Wife battery is now prevalent in the Nigerian society. In time past, this wasn’t the case. Today, there have been several reports of domestic violence with women bearing the brunt. So, parents always try to enquire from their daughters to assure them that their prospective son-in-law is not prone to wife battery. Enough said.... |
Re: 5 Things Nigerian Parents Expect From An Intending Son-in-law by Smellymouth: 6:47pm On May 23, 2016 |
Listen to me OP, if you are not financially stable, OYO is your case |
Re: 5 Things Nigerian Parents Expect From An Intending Son-in-law by Nobody: 6:49pm On May 23, 2016 |
Re: 5 Things Nigerian Parents Expect From An Intending Son-in-law by hemartins(m): 6:49pm On May 23, 2016 |
Out of points. The first thing an intended mother in law wants from her son in law is that he should be able to take care of her daughter. The second, he should be able to assist in some of her family problems. Others comes afterwards. |
Re: 5 Things Nigerian Parents Expect From An Intending Son-in-law by carammel(f): 6:51pm On May 23, 2016 |
No Wife BatteryDomestic violemce against women did not start today,it has been in existence since the days of our forefathers,what changed is the fact that most women no longer live in fear,they are now enlightened and they know their right,no one treats a thrashy woman beater as lord again. |
Re: 5 Things Nigerian Parents Expect From An Intending Son-in-law by Michellla(f): 6:58pm On May 23, 2016 |
you forgot financially stable 1 Like |
Re: 5 Things Nigerian Parents Expect From An Intending Son-in-law by Nobody: 7:02pm On May 23, 2016 |
5 this, 10 that, 12 that. Una no dey tire? |
Re: 5 Things Nigerian Parents Expect From An Intending Son-in-law by Smellymouth: 7:10pm On May 23, 2016 |
Hhmmmmm |
Re: 5 Things Nigerian Parents Expect From An Intending Son-in-law by coolebux(m): 7:23pm On May 23, 2016 |
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Re: 5 Things Nigerian Parents Expect From An Intending Son-in-law by TrumpDonald(m): 7:53pm On May 23, 2016 |
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