₦airaland Forum

JiggamanGh:
Thats not the reason why akans adopted the matrineal system. Back in the day the ashanti king had a problem and seek help from the gods, but the gods said in order for them to help him he must sacrifice a child from his family.

He went to his first wife to give him one of her sons but she said no, then went to second wife she also refused. He went to his sister and his sister agreed to give him her son and from that point on the King made a proclaimation that the king can only cone from the mom side of the family. Thats why till this date tou cant be a king even if your dad was king in most akan tribe. Since then wveryone in the tribe have been tracing their lineage through the mother.

malachytochukwu:
Its true, however there was a case where both parents are Ghanaians, the court ruled in favour of the wife but because the husband is more endowed the child refused to go with the mother and based on that ground the man was allowed to take care of the child. This was not in a village setting though.

malachytochukwu:
My very close friend is a ghanian. In Nigeria, the husband is seen as having " more right" over the children than the wife. Hence we hear such thing as "to serve our fatherland" in Nigeria's national anthem. However, in Ghana, the reverse is the case. The wife is seen as "the owner" of the children. Their national anthem also talks of "motherland" instead of the fatherland obtainable in Nigeria's anthem. The question is: in a situation where a Nigerian man is married to a Ghanian lady, paraventure there is a problem in their marriage which eventually leads to divorce, who will have "more right" over the children? This is a real situation, so your comments and contributions will be highly appreciated. Ghanians in the house should also say something from their own perspective please. Thank you.

otumfour: Tunde, babayaro, yekini and Femi nko , those mofo's are so dark they skin color be turning silver'ish when exposed to the sunlight, myfuckazz be calling 'em greasy skin yoruba nuggaz..... Wande cole na d leader of the greasy looking army

Juz messing around too shyt, move on

mrham03: not only are u ignorant, u are really stuppid too. We are proud to be black. What about u bokogerians. Always pretending to be white. Is jona-mumu not black? Is taye taiwo not black?

shymexx: Lmao...I wish I'm Ghana black. At least I'd look like Ashy Larry, with white follicles and shiit. And with that people won't even notice if I were to rub fufu all over my body cos I'm forever ashy lol.

Don't get me into dissing Ghana - I'm a vet with Stars and Stripes, and I have been doing it since I was wearing diapers. Jiggamangh, royalpearl etc. Call ya Ashanti folks to order before I lose my darn mind lol.

ugochukwu360: Why are most African presidents ugly? This man has a baggy nose.

shymexx: This is actually very funny, I am a charcoal black Yoruba guy called shymexx , from the charcoal black yoruba tribe of nigeria. And I just mocked another guy with charcoal black skin. What was I thinking?

shymexx: However, your own darkness is on a next level, Chale.

That's why I never go out to look for Ofori, Abrantie, Kweku, and Akwasi when it's dark cos you'll never find those mofos, I tell ya. Perhaps, you might see a few teeth shining and shiit.



Anyway, I'm just messing about. Shyte, move on.

LMFAO @ bolded

Charley, if you can see Olabode, Adedeji, Oluwole and Abiola in the dark with two eyes, then only your one eye should be able to see Ofori, Abrantie, Kweku, and Akwasi. Because yorubas are among the darkest in Africa so stop mocking yourself

shymexx: Lmao @ Ghana.

Are you sure Ghana can export anything apart from darkness? Just look at how dark as charcoal those mofos look.




Chale, I'm just messing about lol. But Ghana talks too much these days and Ghanaians are starting to sound like Nigerians.

And the bolded comment coming from a Yoruba guy whose people even dark pass South Sudanese.... shymexx there is God oo

ChristyG: :pthey are also gh men married to yoruba women,the newest is chris attoh(after he has come to dobale sha)the reason is cos d western(yoruba) part of nigeria is d closer to ghana than any other region in naija..the late great nigerian doctor stella adadevoh grandmother was a yoruba woman who married a ghanaian,so it is not really new.

youmour: Now playing: Drake - Marvins Room

JiggamanGh: Not really bro, i strike out most of the time. The only difference is i dont let it get me down and I dont take no for an answer.

I met this older lady, she is about 40, she is fine as hell. The first time I tried to Chat her up. she said i was too young and she doesnt have time for games, i didnt give up and i convince her to give me her number. Long story short i didnt give up and i ended up getting her. Just be persistent, go for what you like and dont take no for an answer.

Aranaa: You guys should stop teasing my dear friend iconize . He is still our in law he is going to marry my sister

Aranaa: Honestly i do feel a bit silly for making this thread but so be it.
I have met this really nice Nigerian guy and we get along so well. I really feel like I have known him all my life even though we have not known each other for that long.

I used to be a bit skeptical about Nigerian guys in the past but am glad I decided to give it a try. He has really made a good impression on me and all negative stereotypes I used to hear have all gone down the drain.

There are good and bad men in every country/tribe and often times we like to judge a whole nation based on generalisations which is quite bad.

He makes me very happy . I just wanted to make this thread for others who have been a bit skeptical and to show that you should not judge a book by its cover.

Things can go good or bad but you will never know until you give it a chance.

ochon: GHkwame1 release her? Lol. I don't think so. That brother is stingy as fúck.

ochon: Charley, I miss them both too, THEAMAKA especially. Your brother GHKwame1 is hoarding her .

ochon: My bruv!! Hey, longest time. Where went you all these while?

ochon: ... And just like I envisaged, the moronic and pathetic bigots have taken over thread. For Christ's sake, can't we get along without the damn E-fights all the time?!! Anywhere you find a Nigerian and a Ghanaian on a thread, they tend to fight. This is childish. Can't we criticise each other and taunt each other without it spiralling to full-blown hatred and war?

Nigerians and Ghanaians are friends real life, why can't it be so online? Taunting and criticising each country is allowed, it makes the thread lively, I welcome it. But when it turns to an E-massacare, it becomes grotesque and dreadful. O0xgen, Wale112, let's keep the attacks moderate. You can taunt back, but let the comment not get over-the-top. If y'all want fight, take it to another thread. This thread is not to serve such purposes.

@LaBellaMafianZA & Mrham03, I love the chemistry between you too. Y'all shouldn't leave or stop because of ANYBODY!! There's n derailing crime on this thread majority of what is done is derailing. That's how we keep this thread going. Without derailing, this thread will wind up in a bin. Do your thing, don't fear nobody

@Ghkwame1, I see you bro. You still fighting my Nigerian brothers? you no dey tire for all these silly E-fights? Anyway, keep defending your country sha, just make sure you greet THEAMAKA for me, and hook me up with one sexy Ghanaian lady. You know I love Ghana girls.


@Rusello, Wildchild1 a.k.a I.K, StateOfMind, Ksslib the long-necked ostrich, JeykllAndHyde a.k.a Jetli and Seek, Safarigirl, Dominique that saves me from AuntySpambot , Ellab, CestMoi1, Waxdude, Tunbebes, Lmtm, Psychedelia, Giyazz, Reincarnated, IyawoTM, Lertee, Ozodigbo, Dannyxy, Ginger, Royalpearl my Ghanaian crush,Volvo, and others too numerous to mention, I see y'all. Greeting to y'all. Won't be watching this edition, but with y'all on board, I'm damn sure I'm gonna have a helluva time from the updates.

JiggamanGh: Ghanaian president vs nigerian president in speech. Listen to the difference.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbxP97xTmPk


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NfUFZ_AP0U

I can bet my last cent that among all the speakers, JONA is the only one who pronounced United Nations as United 'Nashons'