yellowpawpaw: I need my lens o!
Efe is playing with my medulla.


Kai, I need money.
How do I rob bank without gun

jmoore:


He should marry his fellow man and impregnate him for continuation. smh

byvan: Nothing special,a dead man doesn't know whether he is succeeded or not,Africans and their idiosyncrasies .They certainly still complain when they ve no female children.

jeffizy: Family A . After five girls, the last being age 15, the parents decided to try 'once more' for a male child.
Luckily,they got a boy. But the sisters complained of embarrassment from their parents.

Family B
They had 7 children, all girls. The hubby is looking outside for the missing male child from his scrotum! From another woman of course.

Family C
Wife's family advised her to protect herself diabolically to prevent her man from seeking a new wife after she gave birth to their third girl.

N.B
Above are real life occurrences.
What is so special about the male child?

jeffizy: @Expatriate..I would rather think about my quality of life while alive than my lineage after I'm long gone.

50calibre:

Really? So because a dead man isn't aware of anything, he shouldn't put things in place for when he's gone? Are you trying to act like you don't know the African tradition, or have you been brainwashed?

ExpressBooking: Those that don't have children at all will tell you the importance of every child be boy or girl. The fact is that it is a gift from God and whatever He predestines for any man is for a purpose. So I'd say to everybody to pray to God about his perfect will in their lives. Come to think of it if you have all male children without a female child, at your old age you will pray and wish you had a female child.Female children are very caring and loving to their parents. Guys don't get it wrong here.....but honestly they devote time to take care of their ageing or sick parents while the male children doles out the cash required in any magnitude and provides the support and security needed in any family. But certain times it requires the love,care, affection and attention of their children. In conclusion both male and female children are wonderful

Lanjonath:

Sorry but what is this so called africab tradition? So having a male puts things in place..how? I expect education to hv sorted out this twisted idea...obviously I was wrong. If ts about the surname for all u know it may not pass the third generation nd if ts bout property, there's always a legal will...so what exactly r u saying? Coz ur sounding really sexist nd failing to make your point

OrangeHokage: education doesn't change anything. Naming (surname) is nothing, property now that's just vanity. It's the blood a woman doesn't carry the blood and a man does, women are just passage for that blood

Lanjonath:

Sorry but what is this so called africab tradition? So having a male puts things in place..how? I expect education to hv sorted out this twisted idea...obviously I was wrong. If ts about the surname for all u know it may not pass the third generation nd if ts bout property, there's always a legal will...so what exactly r u saying? Coz ur sounding really sexist nd failing to make your point

50calibre:


Another brainwashed individual trying to act smart and unaware of his tradition.

I can't start lecturing you on the African tradition, it's common knowledge. If your father has/had anything of worth, you'd understand I'm saying.

tpia@:
Well, you say you're male, tell us what's special about you.

Lanjonath:

Like yours right? That's why he taught u so well about the importance of ur tradition, children nd women. .. buzz off

50calibre:

Like I said, you won't understand something that doesn't pertain to you. Those who understand,... understands!!

Lanjonath: Sorry if I offended anyone with my comments. .just trying to express my opinion. .sorry once more for anyone tht feels offended, dnt think any of it was necessary. . .wasn't my intention. .my sincere aplologies...night!

obadiah777: he continues your lineage. the human is the sperm cell. the womb is just the incubator. not saying that is special but thats what men who vividly search for male children are after. continuation

Lanjonath:

Sorry but what is this so called africab tradition? So having a male puts things in place..how? I expect education to hv sorted out this twisted idea...obviously I was wrong. If ts about the surname for all u know it may not pass the third generation nd if ts bout property, there's always a legal will...so what exactly r u saying? Coz ur sounding really sexist nd failing to make your point

OrangeHokage: let me tell u your life while u r alive means nothing without a legacy or a lineage

Orange, with all due respect, the quality of life I lived is my Legacy.
Same page bro.

tpia@:


the op seems to have issues with his self esteem.

jeffizy: Family A . After five girls, the last being age 15, the parents decided to try 'once more' for a male child.
Luckily,they got a boy. But the sisters complained of embarrassment from their parents.

Family B
They had 7 children, all girls. The hubby is looking outside for the missing male child from his scrotum! From another woman of course.

Family C
Wife's family advised her to protect herself diabolically to prevent her man from seeking a new wife after she gave birth to their third girl.

N.B
Above are real life occurrences.
What is so special about the male child?

Lanjonath: I feel y'alls shud show women some respect. .a woman z just a passage, you make women sound like slaves..smh.. I'm out, ts not worth it