Aloy.Emeka:

Sweetheart wetin naw?. Wetin God do you? I never see Calabar woman wey be atheist before. na you be the first and I must convert you very soon. Watch out.

Me Calabar? Thank you!

Me Calabar? Thank you!

I apologise for my mistake. I always thought you are Efik or Ibibio, you know we call all of them calabar. Meanwhile, I must convert you to Jesu christi very soon. Watch out.

Aloy.Emeka:

I apologise for my mistake. I always thought you are Efik or Ibibio, you know we call all of them calabar. Meanwhile, I must convert you to Jesu christi very soon. Watch out.

Me guano!

@poster,

God has made it so from the beginning. Man was created to rule over everything God created (think of whatever). Women on the other hand were created to assist man but not to rule over them or anything whatsoever.

Our home and society will be far better than what it is today if women will be satisfied with what the were created to do and not convet what is not theirs. While we rule, you are suppose to pray for our success and help us with our children and other chores, strenthen us when we are weak and offer your strong shoulder for us to cry when we are disappointed etc.

Man na Man.

@Poster
You must understand that for every association, social setting etc there have to be a head. Imagine a country, school or family without a head. The result of such a setting, is mayhem. Now, for the titles you've just mentioned, which are traditional African titles the head will obviously be a man. because our culture is wired up that way. I am not opposed to the fact that women cannot be heads of social or corporate organizations but, will she be accepted as head? will she be respected, will her leadership cause harmony amongst the people she's leading? These are the questions to be answered