IamD18:
Few weeks ago, I read an article on the decision the Supreme court gave on the note of women inheriting properties in Igbo land and I was just laughing because I know it'll never work.
Many women were forming women right activists, celebrating joyfully over the news on social media with non-Igbos and non-traditional Igbos.
Bruv, there are traditional doings that can't be stopped by social media arguement and ranting.
Not even the Federal government can give women access to their father's properties when there are men in the family. In the settings of inheritance in Igbo land, a woman has no say. The earlier y'all accept this the better.
Most of the things women advocate on social media are things that will lead them to frustration or to their early grave when practiced in reality. Let social media ideas end on social media if you want to live long in this county. reason before you post things |
Crime › Re: Enugu Man Inflicts Injuries On His Sister Over Their Father's Property (Graphic) by Bydis: 12:07pm On Oct 01, 2020
