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A 65-year-old man married his stepmother. - - continue reading : https://www.mateothomasblog.com/2022/08/man-marries-step-mum-after-father-dies.html

Haba IPOBIANS what kind of stupidity is this ?

Tinubu urchins come and carry your brother

That's mean they have been sleeping with which other before his father died

This one na AGUBA PRO MAX

Princessogaraya:
That's mean they have been sleeping with which other before his father died

Nope. Not necessarily. He inherited her. It's a common practice even in Yoruba provided they both agree to it

xn...
complete am na u sabi

Hmmmmmmm

Lifestone:
Nope. Not necessarily. He inherited her. It's a common practice even in Yoruba provided they both agree to it

I no know ooo

He continue where his father stopped, they have been sleeping with each other before the poor man died. Abomination

Lifestone:
Nope. Not necessarily. He inherited her. It's a common practice even in Yoruba provided they both agree to it

bro you sure, which part of Yoruba land practice such, cuz I'm sure Ondo/Ekiti State doesn't practice this.

The man should have used that energy to take care of himself first. As he dey so,woman no suppose be his problem...

They look like aliens

2special:
bro you sure, which part of Yoruba land practice such, cuz I'm sure Ondo/Ekiti State doesn't practice this.

Are you a Yoruba person? Because it is very prevalent in Ondo/Ekiti State they called it "shupo"

Lifestone:
Are you a Yoruba person? Because it is very prevalent in Ondo/Ekiti State they called it "shupo"

I'm from Ondo State, I will confirm about shupo

Lifestone:
Nope. Not necessarily. He inherited her. It's a common practice even in Yoruba provided they both agree to it

They are Igbo. Stop telling tall stories.

2special:
bro you sure, which part of Yoruba land practice such, cuz I'm sure Ondo/Ekiti State doesn't practice this.

Lol. In fact na Ondo/Ekiti dey do am pass.
You never here "Shu Opo'' before ni?

pyyxxaro:
This one na AGUBA PRO MAX

This type of practice is prevalent in many African cultures.

The one I know in Igbo land is a brother inheriting his brother's wife and it's not compulsory. I have never heard of a son inheriting his father's wife though.

Family affairs defers in various part of the world �

2special:
bro you sure, which part of Yoruba land practice such, cuz I'm sure Ondo/Ekiti State doesn't practice this.

its not only the Yoruba people that practice it, I'm an Igbo and its practiced here but not now again because polygamy is no longer popular,,

Why do Nairalanders sidestep this aspect whenever talking about retaining our African culture? Lol. Unserious entities.

meobizy:
Why do Nairalanders sidestep this aspect whenever talking about retaining our African culture? Lol. Unserious entities.

Like I said before, NairaIand is not your father land

Okoroawusa:
This type of practice is prevalent in many African cultures.

The one I know in Igbo land is a brother inheriting his brother's wife and it's not compulsory. I have never heard of a son inheriting his father's wife though.

Son inheriting late father's younger wife also happened in Igbo land. Dont think it's still practiced anywhere though.

obailala:
Son inheriting late father's younger wife also happened in Igbo land. Dont think it's still practiced anywhere though.

Well it's possible that it was practiced when men kept marrying women till their old age.
These days Igbo men are rarely polygamous

Qatar2022:
Tinubu urchins come and carry your brother

If one man's culture can allow him to marry his brother's wife.
Why can't another man's culture allow him to marry his step mother?


They are after all part of the inheritance!