telemapreye1:
Where are you from?

Jos

loshybab:

What's that close thing to being a yoruba muslim pls? I'm curious to know.

Meanwhile,interreligious marriage in the south is chiefly practiced by half-baked faithfuls of both religions or products of confused interreligious marriages or family background,which I earlier said.
On the other point,it's easier said and done to blend different racial/cultural background together than that of religion. This is because d differences between mst cultures/tribes dt intermarry can be easily overlooked over time but not religious differences.
I repeat,there are striking differences between xtianity and islam and those diffs are best respected than merged for peaceful co-existence.

Edo muslims and Middlebelt muslims (igala, ibira, Nupe, Alago e.t.c) are close.


You have a point. Religious differences seem to be more conspicuous in this generation but this is only mostly among the younger people and urban dwellers, but among the elderly/ middle aged people and rural people, many still prefer a traditional union over a religious union

There is no way you can tell me that a typical native yoruba woman from one Ibadan village will prefer to marry one typical hausa mallam from Zamfara state over her fellow typical yoruba christian just because she is a muslim.....no no. Culture means more to some ppl.

shukudi:
atiku nd titi(ogun) abubakar. IBB nd mariam(delta). Gabriel nd yemisi(oyo) suswan. Ebonyi state police commissioner. Nyako nd his 1st wife(enugu). Muritala muhamed nd ajoke(ogun). Amodu ali nd his igbo wife. Isha Yuguda nd 1st wife(yoruba).

Hmm, this is serious. I did not get the part of the Ebonyi state police commissioner. Which Amodu Ali are u talking of? Are you for real that Nyako's first wife is an igbo woman? Full one or half? Did she convert to islam or maintained christianity? Just curious.

shukudi:
bola's mum is a christian. She attends Winners.

Yeah, i can see that Bola definitely followed her mother's religion over her fathers. It really seems like in most cases the children end up following their mother's religion if both parents are from different religions. Haven't you noticed that?

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shukudi:
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SpicyJosBabe:


Edo muslims and Middlebelt muslims (igala, ibira, Nupe, Alago e.t.c) are close.


You have a point. Religious differences seem to be more conspicuous in this generation but this is only mostly among the younger people and urban dwellers, but among the elderly/ middle aged people and rural people, many still prefer a traditional union over a religious union

There is no way you can tell me that a typical native yoruba woman from one Ibadan village will prefer to marry one typical hausa mallam from Zamfara state over her fellow typical yoruba christian just because she is a muslim.....no no. Culture means more to some ppl.

Ebira.....and who ar the alagos?


That's xtreme,we aint talking about typical villager/ elite here coz a villager from d state/town u gave above rely on the hearsays of the opposite tribe nd not frm d xperience he had while living or mingling wt dem.that's y I rarely xchange words wt some1 I knw lived among his tribesmen alone or among a very few of other tribes who became settlers.

You cnt blame young people/urban dwellers wen dey consider religion ova culture coz we ar increasingly becomin more sensitive to religious issues coz of what history hs tot us....will u blame them? I don't think so!

loshybab:

Ebira.....and who ar the alagos?


That's xtreme,we aint talking about typical villager/ elite here coz a villager from d state/town u gave above rely on the hearsays of the opposite tribe nd not frm d xperience he had while living or mingling wt dem.that's y I rarely xchange words wt some1 I knw lived among his tribesmen alone or among a very few of other tribes who became settlers.

You cnt blame young people/urban dwellers wen dey consider religion ova culture coz we ar increasingly becomin more sensitive to religious issues coz of what history hs tot us....will u blame them? I don't think so!

Are u ebira?
Alagos are the largest or 2nd largest tribe of Nasarawa state.

What do u think history has thought us that will make us to lean towards religion than culture more?

SpicyJosBabe:


Are u ebira?
Alagos are the largest or 2nd largest tribe of Nasarawa state.

What do u think history has thought us that will make us to lean towards religion than culture more?

Alright....thanks

SpicyJosBabe:


Are u ebira?
Alagos are the largest or 2nd largest tribe of Nasarawa state.

What do u think history has thought us that will make us to lean towards religion than culture more?

Alright....noted!