Follysho707:


If na Dangote pikin wey be muslim now, dem for no refuse ooo

MicheyJ1:
A marriage without the blessings of your parents would never bode well.

MicheyJ1:
A marriage without the blessings of your parents would never bode well.

giles14:
silly yes but still part of the women you have in this country n abroad.

our women are the best.

Deo1986:
Well i can belief in this new dispensation, people still fall in love to the extent of clinging to the guy/girl irrespective of parental disapproval! Me, mama says son, i dont like that gal. I'll say me too. And discard her with just a phone call. Never gonna hurt my mama with a bitch that added nothing to my prosperity.

munas:


My guy not me...

ehardetola:

I disagree with u, what about orphan?

thesicilian:
Some will say marriage is between you and your partner and your parents have no right to interfere. Thay be true, but what elderly person sees sitting down, a child may not see while standing up

sugah:


[s]Wow wow wow! Oga camdan! You are sounding as though you have personal issues with the person you mentioned, I might be wrong though.
You should understand that the guy gave his own opinion, which isn't far from the truth, so shouldn't be insulted in such manner. Although I did not see him say ALL igbos, but maybe if he had used a quantifier to state a proportion of igbos he was referring to in his comment we wouldn't be splitting hairs now.
I quite agree with him, igbos; and before you come guns blazing for me as well, most igbos aren't united. They always have something separating them from thier fellow tribesmen. Clan, local government, town, state, religious denomination, social class etc.
Within same state, you are given a plethora of reasons why you can't associate or marry from a town different from the other.
On requirements of potential spouse posted by single ladies on a dating site, the common factor that most Anambra girls had was tribe and religious denomination. 99% of them mandated the men to be from Anambra and about 80% also wanted them to be Catholics.....I'm guessing your 'highest rate' statistics did not include Anambra state in the data collection.

Unlike you, I'm actually yet to see a Yoruba girl refuse to marry a suitor that is also Yoruba but from a different state.....but I wouldn't go as far as calling you a bigot now, would I? Or accuse you of degenerating anothers tribe. But I personally know a lot of igbo girls that have turned down suitors due tribe, even amongst thier own tribe.


Abia---->Anambra women are bad
Anambra--->Onitsha women are bad
Pentecostals--->Catholics are idol worshippers
Imo----> Anambra men are too money conscious hence cannot be trusted
Anambra---->Imo men are lazy
....................division at different levels.

At OP, your friend is probably not yet mature for marriage if his parents are still dictating who he can and cannot marry.[/s]

ehardetola:

I disagree with u, what about orphan?

thesicilian:
Some will say marriage is between you and your partner and your parents have no right to interfere. Thay be true, but what elderly person sees sitting down, a child may not see while standing up

Draei:

Someone you wanna marry turns a
βitch overnight just because of your
parent's disapproval? You need help.

Naughtysite:


Sense fall on you.

So 30 yrs old man or 25 yr old woman are children.

connkg:

The quote is, "Children, obey your parents in the LORD; for this is right".

victorazyvictor:

Mine, her mother never wanted us BUT we loved each other and we stayed for 10 good years, yes u heard me, 10yrs. Now na the mother be my forerunner begging for me to come

God's time is the best.
If u two are meant to be, nothing will stop it.

Loisemm:

After keeping her for 10 good years, why won't the mum become your fore-runner? They can't afford for you to leave again na. Infact, if you venture to say I don't want again, the kind of curses that will be rained on you ehh.
10 years is not a joke.

Deo1986:
Someone's pained. Hey, opened your eyes. Us logicians dont give fucq 'bout marriage ok? So i think you need a bigger help.

munas:
Hello people.

I have a very good friend of mind who wants to get married,but his dad and mum are kicking against his choice.
The guy's dad is from edo state,while hos mum is from Abia state.All well educated and they attend Catholic church.

The mum even said she will die if he goes ahead and marry the girl.

My friend really loves this girl and he wants to marry her.

Any advice on how to go about this?

munas:
Hello people.

I have a very good friend of mind who wants to get married,but his dad and mum are kicking against his choice.
The guy's dad is from edo state,while hos mum is from Abia state.All well educated and they attend Catholic church.

Now the girl in question is from Anambra and attends penticostal church.

The parents of this my friend sad he should not married the girl because Amambra women are not good and she is not catholic.

This guy has convinced the girl to move to catholic and she agreed,but the parenst are still saying no.

The mum even said she will die if he goes ahead and marry the girl.

My friend really loves this girl and he wants to marry her.

Any advice on how to go about this?

greypencils:
A man who chooses his extended family over his wife and immediate family IS NOT A MAN

Mariinee:
Chai..I want to hug you. Ya too smart.