₦airaland Forum

mevems: What's our business if your dyck big reach horse own, if you don't like it, cut it off and stop derailing this thread.

You mumu and your small di<k.

2mch: Babyosisi/Cullinane/Mr. Globe: What can be more dirty?

Are you that desperate for a Yoruba man. You can have me

ileobatojo: My sister, the tin shock me o! The topic is tribalism from head to toe especially because of that title and the fact that it only focuses on 2 specific tribes vs all the multitudes if intertribal marriages in Nigeria. God help us o.

jidegirl12: And what's your defination of an 'Average Igbo man' o let me hear... I repeat HARDLY you see a Yoruba gal settle for Igbo man, they rather marry Hausa they don't know from Adam.... or elope with a foreigner

Ahhh you crack me up ... sanctity of marriage? where most Igbo married women do runs for money when they're broke? what a joke!

2mch: Like this damsel:

jidegirl12: OP have you ever thought of this?

*Why Yoruba women don't marry Igbo men?
*Why most Igbo damsels end up with Yoruba men and over their dead body marry Emeka from holland? After all he's not bad looking atall.

Hardly you see a Yoruba gal looking desperately and ends up with an Igbo man unless she's over 35 yepa! but it's common Igbo gals run after Yoruba men.

@Globe with diarrhea of the mouth spewing rubbish bout Yoruba girls... we ain't leeches booboo we work hard and have a say , ummm I guess that's the reason Yoruba men run and marry Igbo women they can order around as long as there's money to spoil them with.

Don't get me started okay?... fvcking feigning tribalists !!!

#I'm not gonna pretend diplomacy in this topic!

2mch: OP,

Why are most ibo women into prostitution?

Is it cultural? Why do they keep doing runs when married?

Is it cultural?

Why do they like money so much that they sell themselves in marriage?

Again, is it cultural?

They must have not lost their way.

ileobatojo: I'm sorry but I don't see how you can attempt to take a moral high ground after your OP. you feel Igbo girls have lost their way solely based on the fact that they marry Yoruba guys and in the next breath try to decry tribalism? I don't think they go together.

You say you are not Igbo, then why the focus on Igbo girls and Yoruba guys? What about multiple other intertribal marriages?

Nothing wrong with intertribal marriages as long as they have a solid foundation and a united front in confronting challenges they may face. About the concern with children not speaking the language, it can be done even when both parents don't speak the same language. Effort just has to be put into it. I know a youn child of a Norwegian mother and Spanish dad who understands, speaks both languages as well as English.