Na old story nw

Mynd44:

Over a supreme court judgment?

You've got jokes

in yorubaland a fada cannot will his last living abode to anoda... it blongs to d firstborn...

State versus Tradition

Two corrupt institutions will slug it out, and I remain a spectator of these two parallel systems.

May be, Religion will step in and separate the fight.

na Igbo dey make hm dey go gaga, see d fool, onyi ara, hmm mama warn am, he no hear , yabaleft. in DON JAzzy's voice

The Emmy of a guy is an idiot. Greedy fool. As far as I'm concerned, culture is how the living (individually or collectively) at any point in time chooses to live their life with utmost regard to fairness for all. . . It must always align to time in present.

The immediate dead man's wish should be respected, instead of him trying to respect the wish of those that died many generations ago. No gender is superior to another - at best there's primus inter pares since someone must always man a ship.

Evablizin:
Nawa ooo

Attimes I try to picture what biafra would look like.. A country where women won't have say, where they'll be confined to kitchen and other room.

Yorubas have gone far ahead in terms of civilization. And Yoruba women don't carry feminist agenda on their heads like the biancas.

God help those people o.

Foolish first son. he is a disgrace to his late Father. issa Ode.

Mynd44:
Show him the supreme court judgement. If he wants to live in 1645, he is free to build a time machine and go back in time else he should go work for his own wealth.

Ukeje V. Ukeje

NtoAkwaIbom:


in yorubaland a fada cannot will his last living abode to anoda... it blongs to d firstborn...

Lie!

The last abode is used as a family house and shared amongst the children aand if he chose to will it to the son of his concubine, bye bye.

In this 21st century? He must be a joker

I stand with d girls

Lazy irresponsible fellow. His mates are working for their own money, he's busy dragging property.

Backward tradition.
Yet some dummy will start shouting "feminist" when we point out the injustice
against women in this part of the world.

How can you treat a human being like a property with no rights to inheritance
just because she doesn't have a pen.is.

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Opakan2:
Na dem.. when I saw the headline, I already knew the enclave culpable

God bless Yorubas

Opakan2:
Na dem.. when I saw the headline, I already knew the enclave culpable

God bless Yorubas

Useless man. Instead of him to work and write a will for his own children, he's fighting his sisters over their father's properties. It's only when irrelevant things come up dt you'll see some people following tradition to the letter.
Guys if you're writing a will, include your daughters, they are your children as well, they are not stray dogs

The law will have to knock senses into him if he continues to tow this path of stupidity, seems he was waiting for the death of his father to claim everything he never worked for

Igbo's silly traditions have turned their men into lazy sissies. He might probably kill his female siblings to get back what's his. Tradition precedes law, so they say. Unfortunately Igbo women still have a few more decades to suffer.

God bless the Afonjas for the inclusion of female child in inheritance sharing. What they saw as equity a thousand years ago is what the ibos are waking up to. For real the Afonjas are really ahead!

Mynd44:

Lie!

The last abode is used as a family house and shared amongst the children aand if he chose to will it to the son of his concubine, bye bye.

can we place a bet on this ?
say if I am wrong I de-activate my account and if u are wrong u do same ?

then we will bring supreme Court judgement to determine who is right and who is wrong ?

in Benin A father cannot will out his last living abode, it is even contained in the wills law.

queenmila:
To think the women in question are also his siblings.
I think it has more to do with greed than respect for tradition.

Say what you know!
Those that wear the shoe knows where it pinches.
It is the tradition that ember the stupid man's action.

If you are familiar with how property war are fought after
a father's demise, you would understand that "family" is
never considered.

Opakan2:
Na dem.. when I saw the headline, I already knew the enclave culpable

God bless Yorubas

honestly same with me. The moment I saw the healine I knew. I checked and was not disapointed.

Greed is in the gene

Cordis92:
This Emmy's character was the reason the man willed some properties to his daughters. A responsible son should respect his father's decision regarding his property. Poverty is cause of the protest. I think he should go work harder and smarter and forget about his father's properties after all his father labored to acquire them.

He is free to disrespect his father but the properties willed to his sisters will be theirs

Nonsense. instead of him to go work hard and get d fruit from his own labour. He is travelling up and down ranting over d gift given to him by his father. what if his father willed everything to charity? lazy men dis days...Greedy tin

fool u are lucky ur dad wasn't a white man, na charity organisations and NGO u for dey fight with not ur sister mumu go and work,as old as u are u are jobless waiting for ur dad to die, am sure wen dey broke d news to u u showed no remouse or u didn't even feel sober, a fool at 49

tamethem:



honestly same with me. The moment I saw the healine I knew. I checked and was not disapointed.

Greed is in the gene

The way they treat women is what baffles me..

You'll see a guy beat up his sisters over trivial things such as chairs, pots and other properties. Where is the love??

Even those women that marry them gets evicted without a single pin when their son (husband) dies. Some old uncles from nowhere will come up and take over property someone else worked for. Why not follow WILL??

It's bad o.. very very bad. But they'll say it's their tradition. #yeye

NtoAkwaIbom:


can we place a bet on this ?
say if I am wrong I de-activate my account and if u are wrong u do same ?

then we will bring supreme Court judgement to determine who is right and who is wrong ?

in Benin A father cannot will out his last living abode, it is even contained in the wills law.

You're very wrong. mynd44 is spot on.
The last abode becomes the family house.
How do you argue a tradition you're far off from?. Akpan nawa for you o.

How much is involved?

NtoAkwaIbom:


can we place a bet on this ?
say if I am wrong I de-activate my account and if u are wrong u do same ?

then we will bring supreme Court judgement to determine who is right and who is wrong ?

in Benin A father cannot will out his last living abode, it is even contained in the wills law.

d guy is right for those who are binis ,d house were d man died cannot b included in d will in fact its a taboo

don't fight the man u don't see, just go to where he is and fight him well. olojukokoro omo

NtoAkwaIbom:


in yorubaland a fada cannot will his last living abode to anoda... it blongs to d firstborn...

Lie from.the pit of hell. Yorubas are very flexible with dishing out properties via will to children of the deceased. Females are considered bonafide share of the largassee since time immemorial and its discretionary. Women rights in yoruba tradiom can be likened to those of british people. We have so many things in common with brits even down to mode and system of governance. hence female queen and female warriors including renown female activists...

Quote anywhere

NtoAkwaIbom:


can we place a bet on this ?
say if I am wrong I de-activate my account and if u are wrong u do same ?

then we will bring supreme Court judgement to determine who is right and who is wrong ?

in Benin A father cannot will out his last living abode, it is even contained in the wills larightw.

In the first part of your argument you said Yoruba and now you say in benin. Are you related to confuscus? Always learn to articulate your points and get your facts before coming on line. Fyi, Yoruba tradition does not discriminate between children when it comes to assets sharing.