Kaycee9242: Not in this modern time, you can pay the bride price in her home town (which Davido did at chioma villa) then do trad where both have more friends and relatives. Things have changed and for your info I don't need to ask anyone because that's how I did mine it's just choice
Then, I put it to u that ur wife's traditional marriage rite is still incomplete. You will be put in the know at the appropriate time.
Kaycee9242: Yoruba is a tribe that can be located in so many states, he should have taken her to his home town then your point will be valid. As long as non of them is from Lagos they did their marriage on a neutral ground where both parents live
U don't do traditional marriage ceremony of a woman where the parents live but where they are from. If u doubt this, pls consult ur father for further explanation
The gods of the land is already angry with the man. He has negated the culture of the people and should be called to order by his kinsmen, that is if he has any.
We4all: Dude, this is just the after party. The main bride price ceremony is not for public consumption and was done in her father's house.
It is not true. Traditional ceremony should be done in the woman's place. There are stages in marriage. Tell me a Yoruba girl whose traditional marriage ceremony was done in Igbo land. If u don't know the tradition of ur people, just close ur mouth and bear the shame if u are Igbo. Traditional marriage has stages and none is done in the husband place
GreyWolf01: To all the commenter above , offering their advice, here's a news flash: Nobody! I MEAN, NO ONE! Gives a crap about your opinions.
Especially the disputing parties.
Your opinions don't matter because you are just "a unit of the masses" they control at will.
No hard feelings, just a fact you should ruminate on.
Obizumb 75, law doesn't operate on emotions. Or can as well go to court to represent Sanusi and the Governor. For now, is the judgement of the high court that we know
I thought Obizumbs Said Kenya is now the new US. I thought they said Ruto is better than Tinubu. Africans want good things in their country but are not ready to make sacrifice
pennyland: Ado Bayero son should consider what Sanusi did to him when Ganduje asked him to live Kano State that time which he did even when court insisted that Sanusi should stay until court decided but Sanusi left,Ado Bayero failed to understand that Kano Government are with Sanusi, majority of Kano people are with Sanusi,then why the desperation?
Are u from Kano? U are pained cos Obi got a thousand vote in Kano.
Antoeni: IMPLICATIONS OF TODAYS KANO FHC JUDGEMENT ON KANO EMIRSHIP TUSSLE:
1. The court voided all actions taken AFTER the interim order was granted but also granted stay of proceedings until the determination of an appeal by the Responents
This means:
2. The law that sacked Aminu Ado, the Emirates Law 2024 remains valid because it was assented BEFORE the interim order.
3. The ruling has voided Sanusi's enthronement because it came AFTER the order, for it being comtempteous against the court.
4.. The ruling has effectively created a vacuum in the Kano emirates. That is, Aminu Ado was duly deposed, but Sanusi was not duly enthroned.
4. Fourth and the most interesting part is that the court has granted stay of proceedings pending the determination of the appeal.
5. The stay bars all parties from taking any steps to enforce the ruling until after its determination on Appeal.
6. So, in essence, Sanusi remains Emir and the legal battle moves to the Court of Appeal.
Dbegining: The thing is this; The Federal High court does not have jurisdiction over chieftaincy matters. The Federal court is not even supposed to entertain the case. So under the law, all orders given by that court is null and void.
Then, this is just the governor telling Bayero that he's the governor.
Rebuke: What's all this na? Our judiciary needs a serious attention. Can we ever trust the system?
I just hope they don't set Kano on fire with this. The governor seems to be well loved by many, yhu can tell from what happened back then during the court issue, see how people trooped out to welcome him back to Kano. Will his people take this without taking to the street?
julaion: my friend sharap there,u wey dey shameless, the talk about good thing,no go carry BT his bitterness enter grave because of 30k wet agbado dey pay u
Always talking about 30k as u make more than that in a month.
Racoon: From Kano to Rivers State, godfathers are using state power as instrument of terror and political subjugation. This the extent the abuse of power have became in Nigeria.
Where is caretaker in the constitution of Nigeria? What power does the governor has to appoint a caretaker chairman to oversee the functionality of another tier of government? What is the duty of the state electoral body? He has stayed in the office for 1yr and he knew their tenure would end this month, why didn't the state electoral body take up their duty and conduct election? One day, tenure of a state governor will end and the president will appoint a caretaker governor, let's see what people like u will have to say.
Bobloco: Why is he calling on Tinubu to intervene?
Does Tinubu have the power to elongate his tenure beyond what the law provides?
Nwanosike is taking this too personally. He should respect himself and go home, or, better still, relocate to Abuja. Maybe just maybe Wike might make him AMAC council chairman since he wants to remain a local government chairman for life.
Obizumb, is caretaker constitutional or are u supporting the governor's move cos of what Wike did to ur principal last year?
The fear of Wike is......... Check the pictures that the OP had been sharing, none is clearer enough to the see those Obedient turned Fubara supporters who are avenging what Wike did to their principal last year.
gidgiddy: How time flies, its been 31 years since June 12th 1993, the day Bashir Tofa of NRC, and MKO Abiola of SDP, squared up to battle for the Presidency. The elections were later annulled, the fall out would claim MKO's life
However, June 12 is not something that is celebrated amongst us Igbos in the East, for two main reasons.
1. Igbos bore the brunt of the violence that followed June 12th annulment. Various armed Yoruba militias such as OPC sprang up, and wrecked violence all over the West, particularly Lagos. Igbo businesses were looted, burnt or destroyed. Overnight, thousands of Igbos had to jump into vehicles and run back to the East as the violence grew worse, in a phenomenon known as "oso Abiola"(The Abiola run). Some Igbos never returned with their lives.
2. June 12th also exposed to Igbos a certain hypocrisy they see in Yoruba's. It was Northerners that annulled June 12th, it was under the custody of a Northerner that MKO died. On the contrary, Igbo men like Professor Humphrey Nwosu, who conducted June 12th elections, nearly lost his life trying to defend MKO's results. But the Yorubas rarely ever call out the Northerners over June 12th and the death of Abiola
Had it been Igbos that annulled June 12th, had it been under the custody of an Igbo man that MKO died, heavens would have fallen.
June 12th holds no place in the hearts of us Igbos, we are still counting our loses.
U lied all through. Stop writing what u know nothing about.
When Jonathan was president, there was nothing that these useless people didn't use to attempt to humiliate him and his government. They entertained no excuses or explanations until they succeeded in removing him. Now they're in the seat of power and looting to their heart's content, they're bringing different stories and tales to feed Nigerians who have gullible, short-term memories.