adabeke12: .

igbo ppl rather grasp other ppl's culture and spit on theirs than be proud of who they are. i am suprised he didnt dress in Yoruba attire. you have ppl who do traditional marriages in the village who wear agbada for an igbo wedding. SHAME UNTO IGBO PPL. one thing i like about Yoruba ppl is that most are very proud of their culture. I DON TALK MY OWN.

killuminati: Pls I need answer. When is Genevieve gettin' married?

AmicableEd: Toke Makinwa looked so hot at the wedding, see more photos here http://www.kemifilani.com/2013/11/photos-from-peter-okoyes-and-lola.html

phreakabit:

Aww, sorry! I work in an oil firm, and PROBABLY make more money in a day than you make in a year. . . . I have never bragged about finances before as that is just dumb/shallow. But I just had to get that out. So, cheers. Hope you can turn that frown upside down after reading this. RFLMAO! BTW, this is a forum meaning I can air my views, not necessarily taking swipes at anyone. . . . . Just airing my views. Quit getting all worked up.

Cusubaba: Also there is nothing worse than TERRORISTS. Micheal Adeboloja one of the millons Yoruba terrorists in the world that beheaded an innocent young British soldier in London is not bravery but cowardice. When a leader of a coward tribe drank rat poison because of little problem , that means his followers like u would continue to drink rat poison when face little problem.

freecocoa: @Manny4life.

My cousins got their titles when they were not even up to 5 years, one was a baby sef when he got his(in Awka) and these days people wear the cap for fashion gan sef, so the same custom doesn't apply everywhere.

CHESSBOARD:

Brother I got one too, In IGBO land everybody is a titled man in his Home, you never hear Igbo enwegi Eze

PocketEconomist: another silky assertion. Why would one not inter marry? Must my wife be from my tribe? This is very common among Igbo people, as my parents and uncles are warning me and my cousins of marriageable age not to marry outside. Trash! We go do am if we like, anybody wey no like am go jump for lagoon. Sorry for derailing the thread.

Ms Spaqs: @Manny4life his Dad is still alive,he lost only his mom

manny4life:

Shey it's silky assertion, it will soon turn into cottoned assertion...

Your uncles and parents have a reason for telling you that, the Igbo tradition is slowly but surely dying away, in another 100 years or even less, it will be extinct. Often when we marry outside our culture, we tend to overdo things thereby forgetting what binds us together - culture and tradition. For instance, what's traditional about Peter's marriage? Nothing. You call that traditional abi? Or shey Peter doesn't have umunna that should have led him right since their parents are no more? People should continue deceiving themselves, there's nothing wrong with intermarriage, as long as we uphold our responsibility. We are custodians of our culture, when we lack in our duty, everything FAILS.

manny4life:

Huh?

It was speculated they were orphans after their mother passed, so which one is that their father is alive?

Anyway, thank you for the correction...

homesteady:
Their dad is still alive! I heard that he has a bakery in Jos!

PocketEconomist: yeaah right. Culture is dying my foot! Life is about choice. If you like, do if you don't whatever. Fterll, this culture you are talking about did not come from heaven, it was a group of people who chosse to live in a certain way. So everyone has the choice to live the way he wants to. With reespect to marriage, on a lighter note, my cousin married a hausa girl he met while serving in Kano. All hell was let loose, but he survived it. Now my immediate cousin wan follow suit yoruba girl...

tyson99:
Bros i dey do gun rentals,in case it is needed

i'v lotta guns.

Airforce1: 2 years warranty marriage

hydrocarbon: Shuuuu after all the flenchorin and all one not,so na the woman be this She's just not the pretty lady I expected of him though,,all the same HML.

safarigirl:

Bla bla bla...una sabi talk plenty crap sha...
1. The lady in question is a yoruba woman and last I checked when u do a traditional wedding it's according to the ladies tradition. Except it's different in your place!
2. What makes that attire a Niger Delta attire? Is it the buttons
3. He did change to an Igbo attire
4. Obviously u need to research more on traditional marriages..u should be complaining that the wedding wasn't Yoruba"ish" enough...

To the ones complaining that the wedding was done in lagos...y'all sound like big empty heads..should he have done it in his village..some of u are very ignorant and tribalistic..I'm Igbo and always fight for my tribe but some Igbos on this thread are really pig headed.

She is Yoruba and since Peter is not the woman the wedding should be a Yoruba wedding..whatever "igboness" in the wedding will be minute!

tpia@:
Why was the groom not in agbada at the wedding?

They had better publish a picture of themselves in full agbada, cap and iro and buba, abi is he playing ni?