yomz1e:
I didn't marry a cook, I married my woman, a friend, soul mate, lover and wife, not a cook! Cooking does not define the qualities in a woman, she. Might not be good in cooking but good in other things that's why there are professional cooks ..,this life is simple why complicate it.. You and your wife working 9-5! Coming home from work everyday is a struggle and you now want her to go in the kitchen and spend another 2-3hrs in the heat... I advice any single girl that can't cook to stay away from Redeem church. It's not a friendly hunting ground.

jabojafa:
so if you happen to be in that kind of relationship wot wud u do?

AZeD1:

You have just won a life time supply of your favourite drink.

yomz1e:
Orijin please, chilled! unfortunately its like N2650 per bottle where i am .. .

raayah:


You don't have to be a renowned chef to make eba.. But it involves physical strength and a little bit of teaching to be able to fix mechanical and electrical stuff.

I mean, topping up your oil is easy, but doing a complete oil change is not! Even most Nigerian men don't do it..
And what electrical problem if not changing bulbs and fuses ( which anyone can do). If you have a serious electrical problem, you call an electrician.

Stop acting like Nigerian men do a lot of mechanical and electrical work at home, they don't

WinningSun:

if you intend marrying a Nigerian man.I would advice you to learn how to cook. else marry oyinbo. cos if you daretodiffer it might be the source of marital woes.

repogirl:
I noticed that they mostly interviewed sokpan boys who lack exposure but the few men who were older and possibly already married were more tolerant of the idea.

Yes, a woman should know how to cook but in the case where she doesn't, other factors should also determine the best action to take.

Does she want to learn?
Does she have other redeeming qualities about her?
Her personality, etc....

What if she doesn't know how to cook but she is industrious, hardworking and a really caring woman who contributes financially to the family, would you still act the same way? I doubt it.

Modified:

Chai! I go find trouble this early morning. Okay o, I have heard you people. I was only playing devil's advocate.
So please stop mentioning me.

Still sha, there's a lot more to marriage than food cooking. Married people will understand

holybabayo:


It's a pity sha. But sincerely we single people have a rather sweet and rosy view of marriage. But really marriage is for a lifetime. She will be your wife, later a mother, a grand mother and great grand mother. Every right thinking man will know that to marry a woman, you will also be responsible to her financially. I think every right thinking woman that knows she will be a wife some day and does not know how to cook is not truely fit to be a wife. Is she a baby? What was she doing growing up? Doesn't she have a mother to help in the kitchen? No father to show love to with good food? No friends to entertain with some homemade food? I suspect that kind lady. She could be from another planet.

AZeD1:


Are you in Australia?

yomz1e:
guy i dey Queensland o! i went to 805 in peckham where poundo and fish cost almost £25 and origin £5. that was the last time i tasted orijin

beautiful232:


Lemme joorjoor

beautiful232:
But I can cook indomie nau

paddypower:
na indomie we go use do three square meal?

paddypower:
na indomie we go use do three square meal?