₦airaland Forum

kn23h:
Even your post shows the trace of hatred the father and mother have for the Yoruba woman. Their hatred sent them to their early graves. Hatred gives you HBP.

Tell us the sacrilege she committed that none of the family can mention apart from being a beautiful Yoruba Goddess in a tribalistic Ibo household.

aku626:
Well, sometimes you've to put sentiments aside and allow good judgment if I'm fighting with my brother and my wife completely supports me then there might be some trouble. She should advocate peace no matter how it comes.
The Power of money is real

ChristyB:
They should burn all those matrass, one dirty student brought this upon everyone.
Bed bugs? they will never leave that environment.
Sorry guys

es144000:
when Gej was president, why did he not eqip all the hospitals when oil was selling for an average of 100 dollars for 3 years

PreacherX:
Family Guy

Explorers:
Yea, that's why its WORLD'S and not in the universe.

Talkwell:
Wetin b dis one?

acenazt:
Alewa and Mazarquaila. My favorite type of candies then

czarina:
What's that? I see them selling it everywhere here... I think I've even seen the pink ones....

gentlechyke:
Reason being that the male child suceeds the father; his name, bloodline, undiluted gene, and his name just like the jews in the bible unlike ladies that marry out to their husbands lineage...where the man has no male child, either his immediate brothers inherit his properties or in their discretion leave it for the woman as the culture has evolved

lovelygurl:
Loool ok, never heard if oha soup but I doubt okra is going to affect your manhood

Don't worry you are safe

Outofsync:


You don't like Amala, nor do you like Iyan??


Baba, e be like say you miss road when you were coming to this world.

lovelygurl:
With okra soup you mean ila alasepo? I hate fufu. Eba all the way with efo tete or efo riro

giftq:
Justice Kafarati is a Yoruba Muslim that worships the caliphate

Outofsync:
Yoruba person that has never tasted amala, never experienced the soft yet firm feel of Iyan in his/her hands,



is that one Yoruba

lovelygurl:
Why would I? This is about how he felt. He unlike you didn't lie about sth. He simply stated his feelings. I am definitely sure you won't be able to eat some info foods too. Stop being ridiculous and childish

gentlechyke:
That's not the normal thing. It applies in certain remote traditions when a man dies mysteriously and d woman is a suspect

lovelygurl:
You were not making a point rather you are in no way different.
I'm Yoruba myself, if he doesn't like Amala, do you intend on forcing it down his throat?

lovelygurl:
Don't turn this into a tribal fight Mr.
stop being naive and stupid! How are you any different than the person talking bad aboutt Yoruba's food. Or do you now deem it fit to play that childish game of "but he started it"

lovelygurl:
I doubt this is still the case

Amarabae:
why not face them instead of forging a lie?
We are IGBOS and proud,get that into your head!

Amarabae:
why these pathetic obsession with igbos all the time,
should i call it inferiority complex?
if you are really a graduate,you need to return ur certificate back to the school,
gosh nollywood is real life to you,
where in Igboland do the do that?
If a widow want to barb her hair to honour the late husband,its her choice,
drinking of which corpse water? What kind of dumb lie is this?
Shame!
Bigotry is a disease,go cure yourself

jericco1:
Mehn it Bulgaria o, where you nod ur head up & down to emphasize 'no' and shake ur head sideways for 'yes'

gnykelly:
THE IBO HEREDITARY SYSTEM

what is the worth of a woman : in ibo tradition, an unmarried woman has no right in her fathers property. not even a say.

even when married and she never give birth to a male child she will not be allowed to inherit her husband property.

the female gender is seen as an object of satisfaction and if she doesn't meet up she is thrown out with contempt.

at their marriage the female gender is seen as a commodity that need to be sold her value tally with the things that the family had spent on her. if she had a degree education her bride price is of higher value. than those without education.

in the Ibo culture when a man cheat it is easily overlooked. but the case of a woman will invoke the curse of god and eternal damnation.

I see this things first hand during my service in the eastern part of the country.

I am of the feeling that the Ibo tribe need reorientation on civil ways of taking care of the child and not to see her as just an object because it is affecting the self-steem of an average ibo lady.

naijahut:
Muslims and their useless laws