₦airaland Forum

favor914:
Don’t let Arthur Eze hear that, before he buys your whole village for a few millions of Naira.

favor914:
Which part of ibo land is Aro Chukwu situated, you should be taken to the shrine there for mental rehabilitation.

favor914:
Zombie ancestral property don't need a will or paper work you will just inherit that half acre yam farm with word of mouth for the next 75 years? Please go and sit down somewhere you yeye male chauvinist.

mrksquare:
My grand father bequeath the only land he had to his first daughter. my dad being the first son inherited his father's house alongside his younger brother. Amongst the ijaws, our women do inherit father's estate. But our land tenure system is patriarchy in nature. But that doesn't mean we do not give land to women. Women didnt marry but had children may be given land based on compassion ground.

favor914:
If you leave a will, & share your property in your lifetime the law does not apply to you, Ukeje died intestate in 1981, or do you have any plans of sharing any property to me?

favor914:
Just like Oyedepo you can’t be a law on to yourself, Ipob minded people have no respect for authority, the Supreme Court of Nigeria has given a declaration for eternity & and you are here wailing? No need crying over spilt milk.

favor914:
Igbo women have been liberated, they don’t have to talk, all they have to do is direct you the judgment, you will read it for yourself Ukeje v. Ukeje 2020 (Supra).

favor914:
Igbo land & customs in Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, or Gabon? There is only 1 Supreme Court in Nigeria.

baby124:
Then ensure they have properties and enjoy their father’s legacy. You can teach them to be responsible about their properties and ensure it is for your grand children and their own grandchildren male or female. Don’t raise your daughters thinking they are less than. They will carry that thinking everywhere in their life, including their matrimonial home and that is a disaster waiting to happen. We all don’t know when our time is up on earth and what may happen to our kids. But we can try to ensure that after all our struggle, they are ok.

favor914:
Well these Ipob mentality is contrary to the laws of The Republic of Nigeria, Nigeria is not Botswana or Namibia, you better start laughing the Supreme Court of Nigeria has ruled.

favor914:
My Guy mind my blasphemy “The Supreme Court is God in Nigeria” whether wrong or right, what it exclaims is final.

favor914:
Supreme Court of Nigeria has spoken, people like you will still support killing of twins in Biafra land, we have left all those retrospective memories in the dustbin of history, when your sister takes you to Court let her just quote this judgement, the Court will throw your case out immediately.

baby124:
You asked me questions to educate you. Now you are educated. Your decision to do what you want with your property and your children, since some don’t have value in your eyes.

baby124:
You asked me questions to educate you. Now you are educated. Your decision to do what you want with your property and your children, since some don’t have value in your eyes.

baby124:
As long as their father has property, they inherit. Traditional laws require that. If the father does not have property, he will have a family house somewhere, ancestral house which they will have a room/ collect rent and when that is sold they will get his share.

favor914:
The scripture says knowledge to a Fool, is similar to a rubie in the snort of a swine.

baby124:
Yoruba don’t disinherit their daughters and make them destitute. They always have a place to stay as long as there is a family house. Plus it makes them empowered so that no man will maltreat or kill them. It is Yoruba men that created this culture to protect their daughters. What Igbo men choose for their daughters is their problem, but it’s rather unfortunate. As for you, never ever put your daughter at such a disadvantage in life and to the mercy of a stranger you call son-in law.

You will not like what will happen to your daughter and grand children should she fall in wrong hands. You can also will her the property or buy property that will be hers that is not ancestral to protect her and train her to have a survivorship clause where it goes to her children and never the husband.

I have properties from my father and all those properties will go to my girl children and males too. But the girls will have more. I am training them too to pass it on to their girls too, 2:1 female:male grandkids.

baby124:
Yes they do. Ancestral properties are for everyone and they have rooms in the ancestral properties, so do their brothers. Ancestral properties are rarely sold or willed to one person but serves as a common property. If sold, the money is shared equally.

baby124:
Yes they do. Ancestral properties are for everyone and they have rooms in the ancestral properties, so do their brothers. Ancestral properties are rarely sold or willed to one person but serves as a common property. If sold, the money is shared equally.

favor914:
Igbo man in Nigeria or Gabon?, why am I even arguing with you on an issue the Supreme Court of Nigeria has already ruled on?, Keep living in your Biafra mindset, I wonder which better trained chic would want anything to do with Biafra with a mindset like these? Nigeria has ruled on the issue, you can start your exodus to your imaginary Biafra if your not satisfied, leave Nigeria for us.

baby124:
False and fake story. Yoruba women inherit. There has not been 2 acres of land available in Isale Eko since the 50’s not to talk of 8. Some of you can just lie sha!!! Jesus!

favor914:
It seems you are not extant with the laws of Nigeria? All land belongs to the Governor, the land is on lease for at best 99 years, all that freehold common law was abolished upon the commencement of The Lands Use Act 1978.

favor914:
Sorry dear, but the provisions of The Nigerian Constitution 1999 as amended supersedes any native law & custom, which is void ab initio in the face of the law, dead on arrival as affirmed by the Supreme Court.

omooba969:
Now, read the nonsense you typed up there and tell us if the Igbo would be happy with your submission or agree with it.

favor914:
What if the Son can’t be found, & is a Lunatic what happens? Let me guess the father’s brother will inherit the properties?

favor914:
Prison awaits him.

webizone:
"And if a man dies, AND LEAVES NO SON, then the daughters gets the inheritance. And if he LEAVES NO DAUGHTERS, then it's shared amongst his brothers."

You deliberately left that part. But I am not against the daughters getting something though.

omooba969:
Igbo women are gorgeous walahi ...but one would expect their men to show due consideration in this modern age.

Verily, their men need to stop wearing that red cap & head warmer coz it's proven by WHO that those head coverings prevent good reasoning/judgement especially in our tropical region.