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OP i don't read long story but read yours cos the topic attracts me. and all through the story i did not see anywhere you wrote you both went for medical test and the doctor confirm you are okay or there is a problem somewhere. i have a friend that was in a relationship for 7years and never get pregnant all through the years. she became so worried that she may be a problem for the guy after marriage when the family start disturbing them. she decided to go for medical test without the guy knowing with the intention of leaving the guy if she is the problem to avoid in-laws problem after marriage. fortunately for her, she was certified perfect in everyway. she still was not convinced until she convince the guy to go for sperm test and lo the guy was their problem. she made a promise not to leave the guy cos of that problem that since there is a solution they will find it together. if the lady was the problem do you think the guy would have stayed with her?

reason for my story: 1. why not go for test if you have not done that. it should be the first thing to do before marriage after your genotype and blood group test to avoid family problem.
2. what if you are the problem and your secretary is bringing you a bastard?
3. there is more to marriage than children. if you ve adopted kids after 5years without no child you will be happy parent now. there are homes with lots of kids but no joy not in terms of money but there is no love in the home.
4. if you are certain you are the owner of the baby tell the secretary to either endure with your wife or stay separately.
5. she has been flirting with you, what gives you the impression she has not the flirting with other guys too. she may just be looking for a place to dump her pregnancy. think wisely before acting.

anyimgbo:
OK.see as him resemble shakau,...please FG can't we replace shakau with this guy?they are all the same...

should we punish him in place of shakau or dash him to boko haram?

Remilekun101:
that poster above me is booking space

and you are doing what? you need Jesus

University (103 Positions)


Hallmark Univeristy, a Federal Republic of Nigeria Government licensed University established by the Vivian Fowler Trust Foundation, is the culmination of the ideas, experiences and vision of Chief Dr. (Mrs.) Leila Fowler, the force behind the Foundation.
Hallmark University is situated on a 110-hectare parcel of land in Ijebu-Itele along the Shagamu-Ore expressway in Ogun State, Nigeria.Applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates to fill the following positions below:1.) Horticulturist II
2.) Assistant Coach

3.) Security Officer II

4.) Senior Architect

5.) Higher Technical Officer

6.) System Analyst/HEO

7.) Web Technician8.) Principal Engineer9.) Network Programmer
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11.) Graduate Nursing Officer

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18.) Higher Executive Officer (Internal Audit)

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space booking...

onatisi:
I don't think they are dead .

you think they are lost like 'LOST' Season film? continue

adonbilivit:
pass your jamb first .

funny

i dont think am interested. i don't have time for what i saw on their site. how can they request for four referees. the referees should send letter to their Registrar directly, who has that time? can't the applicant collect the letters to send collectively with the copies of the CV?
keep your job abeg

nedu2000:
Na wa and it has 'change over' switch,does the automobile run on NEPA and gen?

you need Jesus

the owner of the house must commit the suicide. is he okay? and nairalanders are here talking and blaming the government. ask yourself,can one day or even a week flood cause this terrible thing? the flood must have been eating on the house gradually over the years and he will keep hoping government will help him. when you can afford a big house like this how come you can't build a drainage system in your frontage? and over the years why didnt you do something before it get this worse.

you must kill yourself ooooo nonsense

Atlantian:
Which kind of useless country is this ? Cant they afford carpet ?

dapsoneh:
I tnk they shld collabo... it's cold u know

lolz. do you know if it is hot there? after the collabo it definitely cannot the be cold again

that small boy does not look like us. Buhari let's probe him

harry509:
not a big deal @ all, mayb they feel dat u don't av enuf blood nside u dats y. #SMH#

you are not helping at all. what if the OP had taken like two spoons before noticing it?

Taylor86:
fellow nigerians

u dnt need TB joshua to explain everything to u

that's an abomination

God is angry with nigeria

especially the no.1 Abuja citizen

Muslim brothers go to mosque with ur kettle and get ur dlck washed

Christians let's bring out our bible

what is this one saying how did God anger with Nigeria and Buhari put blood inside fish?

megawax8:
Seconded!

thirded

believe it.

give me the phone i will use it as calculator.
RIP 2PAC

Houseofglam7:
Take him to a strip club and pay to let him have a lap dance!

I swear na car him go nail you!


If that doesn't work, sell him on OLX

baddo. are you related to Olamide?

This issue is very simple infact the simplest to solve, we are in 21st century if your uncle by now did not know his wife Is a troublemaker and he didn't believe your story why don't you record everything that she did to you in his absent and play it when he comes?

jhthjjdfjdffu:
i love you so much

who?

i must make it.

remain quite basketmouth

hmmmm. so?

Udoks:
The President go US, VP dey Lagos, who come dey Aso rock?

wives and children of course

Mere Commissioner commissioning. He is just doing his duties

7footre:
This write up no concern Glo at all at all cos their 3.5G na still edge

edge or EDGE

krazydave:
Ehhe,
He should start watching Chinese film and tell her she's lacking action na

i like that
though my interest has never been on telemundo but i read novels alot. not modern novels oooo historical novels when love was still love, when you prince charming ride on horse with a shining sword to save you. i started reading novels since when i was in jss 2 and i am a graduate now (just to tell you how long i have been reading novels) anytime i read anything my boyfriend isn't doing and i wish him to do it,after calling him unromantic being i know he will definitely ask me what he is not doing romantically then i will tell him what i want him to do. that ends the quarrel until i get a new thing in other books.
the man should ask her what she want him to be doing and if it is not beyond his power, he should do it. no big deal.

like my friend said, he too should watch action movie and ask her to do the same maybe then she will stop.

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In Nigeria and in most African countries, marriage is treated with great respect and as such some cultures in Nigeria ensure that whoever comes to marry their daughters fulfill all the traditional rites to the latter. In most cases, these traditional rites can be termed as expensive cultures to marry from and so are dreaded.

Although the most expensive cultures to marry from in Nigeria is not restricted to just a geographic region or tribe in Nigeria, but of course the eastern part of Nigeria- the Igbo speaking region of Nigeria and also some states from the Southern part of Nigeria can be said to be some of the most expensive cultures to get a wife.

When we talk about the most expensive cultures to marry from in Nigeria, it refers to spending well over five hundred thousand naira to about three million or more to tick yes to all that is listed on the ‘traditional marriage list’ usually drawn by the community or kinsmen of the bride. One thing about these cultures (the most expensive cultures to marry from in Nigeria) is that the parents of the bride can hardly influence the list to favor their son –in-law to be.

These are the 10 most expensive cultures to marry from in Nigeria;

The Mbaise People of Imo State
The Mbaise people are found in Imo state part of Nigeria and they occupy three local government areas in Imo State (Aboh Mbaise, Ahiazu Mbaise and Ezinihitte Mbaise). The major cities of Mbaise people are Ezi na ihite, Ahiara. Agbaaja, Oke Uvuru. The Mbaise people are known for their quest for higher education, hence the large numbers of graduates and professionals amongst them. The Mbaise culture is amongst the most expensive cultures to marry from in Nigeria because of the numerous components that make up their traditional marriage list. As a matter of fact, the more educated the bride is, the more expensive the marriage list becomes.

The Ngwa People of Abia State
The Ngwa people are found in Abia state of Nigeria and they constitute the largest and most populous sub – ethnicity or clan in the whole of the south – eastern part of Nigeria. Anyone man who seeks to marry an Ngwa lady must be ready to fulfill all that is listed in the traditional marriage list. The culture of the Ngwa people is said to be amongst the most expensive cultures to marry from in Nigeria because of the many things the groom is expected to do for the bride’s family and for the entire community where the bride hails from.

The Nkpa People of Abia State
The Nkpa people of Abia state are found in Bende local government of Abia state. Marrying an Nkpa lady is truly expensive especially if you are not from Nkpa. The list for the traditional marriage rite is designed in such a way that it is cheaper for and Nkpa man that is getting married to an Nkpa lady; but if a man who is not from Nkpa is seeking for the hands of an Nkpa lady, he must be ready to organize a marriage ceremony that accommodates the entire community, and also must buy gifts not only for the parents of the bride, but also for all the kinsmen (Umu nna) and their daughters (Umu Ada). The truth is that by the time the groom is done fulfilling the list, he would have spent well over seven hundred thousand naira.

The Mbano People of Imo State
Mbano is a community that is located in the Southeastern part of Nigeria and they are part of the Igbo people of Nigeria. Just like the Mbaise people of Imo State, the traditional marriage list of the Mbano people is said to be expensive. Although the groom must fulfill all that is listed in the marriage list, and in some cases, if the groom is wealthy, he might even be required to build a house for the bride’s parents as part of the marriage requirements.

The Ngwo People of Enugu State
Most of the people and culture in Enugu state seems to be very moderate when it comes to traditional marriage list for their daughters, but the Ngwo people tends to stand out of the pack. The Ngwo culture requires that any man that wants to marry their daughter must be willing to prove that he can take care of their daughter by first meeting their requirements which often is expensive. If you compare the traditional marriage list of the Ngwo people to other cultures in Enugu state, you come to the conclusion that indeed it is one of the most expensive cultures to marry from in Nigeria.

The Ikwere People of Rivers State
The Ikwere people are found in Rivers State and they are generally considered to be Igbo people because of the similarities in both their language and culture of the Igbo people. Just like the Mbaise people, when you sum up all that are required before you can take a bride from Ikwere land, you would realize that it is in excess of one million naira, hence it is amongst the most expensive cultures to marry from in Nigeria.

The Ogoja People of Cross Rivers State
The Ogoja people are found in Ogoja Local Government Area of Cross Rivers State. The major communities in Ogoja are Ekpogrinya,, Nwang, Esham, Nnang, Egbong, Ewinimba and Banasara. Marrying an Ogoja lady is expensive because of all that is required for the groom to fulfill before the bride can be handed over to him.

The Efik People of Cross Rivers State
The Efik people have a rich culture and marriage is not left out. Much more than meeting the expensive traditional marriage list, a groom is expected to organize a carnival like event for the traditional marriage especially if he is getting married to the daughter of an influential person in the town.

The Ibibio People of Akwa Ibom State
The Ibibio people are found in Akwa Ibom state and they are known to be hardworking people especially when it comes to the Agricultural sector. The requirements from any man who wants to take an Ibibio woman is a wife can be said to be expensive because of the numerous components that makes up the list.

The Annang People of Akwa Ibom State
The Annang people are found in Akwa Ibom state and they are the second largest ethnic group in Akwa Ibom state. Any groom who intends taking a bride from the Annang people must be ready to meet fulfill the traditional marriage rites of the people and it is indeed expensive because of the loads of stuff and fees that the groom is expected buy and pay for.
There you have it 10 most expensive cultures to marry from in Nigeria. Whilst some who have found themselves the best brides in these places would pay come what may, yet others opt out as a result of the high bride list.


http://top10ng.com/10-expensive-cultures-marry-nigeria/