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Palm oil business.

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;DForget about discrimination go for what you want.

engrjoseph208:
Why do Yoruba parents discriminate against Ogun ladies in marriage
I have noticed a trend among Yoruba parents when it comes to choice of a wife for their sons. Most (if not all) do not want an Ogun lady as in-law. Some have even gone far to detest Ogun men. This is not my personal opinion but an observation I made over the years. I am currently engaged to an indigene of the state and she was brought up in Ogun state to make matter worse. But in my entire family, no one has ever married an Ogun lady, so I’m about to make history against all odds. No one is talking but the look on their faces suggests a lot and I could remember growing up that we were warned against having anything to do with Ogun ladies. Even my friends and colleagues at work are all giving me this pitiful attitude and their body language suggests they are not feeling us but no one is bold enough to confront the matter since it is visible to the blind I will do anything to marry her. Too many dramas in the last six months. So everyone fears me coupled with the fact that they all want me to get married soonest.

But to me they are just like every other lady, some are even better (my fiancée is a testimony), so I don’t seem to understand why people discriminate against Ogun ladies, I WANT TO KNOW MORE PLEASE because our introduction is in November and we plan to marry before next valentine day.
I don’t know whether to delay things in order to think and carry out more research “but everyone I ask questions are now scared I might sell them out to my fiancée if they say the truth because they know we are strongly in love”. That is my conclusion as no one is talking yet everyone looks pale at the mention of the upcoming events.

(Kayama) good for them.

Who he letter epp.

Na lie which kind thunder be dat.