Wetin concern u wid her life

Ekugbeh:
Wetin concern u wid her life

Wet in concern u with my post? Fall back ho

Edreamz:

Wet in concern u with my post? Fall back ho

ok no bros

Edreamz:
I find Munachi to be pretty. She won mbgn in 2007. Has met many rich men and the competition gave her exposure. Her mates like Adaeze yobo are married and others. I see her and feel her beauty is being wasted. I pity her. I hear she is also dating a 22 year old boy called Tomi Thomas. Like why? Lol I feel she's wasting her time. Why won't a serious man step.up and marry this damsel.. So her time for having kids won't pass.
At 27 she is at her prime..why has no responsible man gone to give her father drink. It makes me wonder if a pretty girl like this is single then it gives us Nigerians sisters no hope!

She is so cute. Why are nigerian men so hard headed?

Op, she needs a yoruba man in her life. Ibo men are still hustling. Besides she's been waiting on one ibo man and you know most ibo men marries at 40s?
Shekana oo

Twistaray:


Op, she needs a yoruba man in her life. Ibo men are still hustling. Besides she's been waiting on one ibo man and you know most ibo man marries at 40s?
Shekana oo

Chai you've got my point. Why do igbo women WAIT on Igbo men

pretydiva:
c dis babe dey quote herself. Hahaha ..i laff in Spanish..chaii

Busted!!!

pretydiva:
babes leave her alone. Let her b asking us questions as if we resemble munachi 4 her village. Cm take transport fare, she refuse

lol...d thing taya me

Edreamz:


Prime example of why Nigerian's can't talk constructively without insulting someone or being rude..God forbid!

"Mind ur world" isnt an insult dearie...Its an advice....Its a shame u dnt knw d difference btw an insult nd an advice..

u wan marry her ? @ op.

Edreamz:

Chai you've got my point. Why do igbo women WAIT on Igbo men

One reason: Because the Igbo culture favours the one man - one woman 'till death do us part' marriage...While some other cultures encourage polygamy/promiscuity e.g Yoruba.

I know that you know that this is true.

italo:


One reason:Because the Igbo culture favours the one man - one woman 'till death do us part' marriage...While some other cultures encourage polygamy/promiscuity e.g Yoruba.

I know that you know that this is true.

You know the bold is from your imagination...you only wish it were true.

adsonstone:



You know the bold is from your imagination...you only wish it were true.

Why are you always denying what is true and obvious. The results are clear to see.

How many Yoruba people come from homes where their parents stay together from the day of marriage till death...and have had no other 'spouses' and no children out of wedlock?

Isn't it a normal thing to find a Yoruba woman pregnant or with a kid(s) without a proper marriage?

How many Yoruba okada riders, danfo drivers, mechanics, etc do any sort of Marriage before having kids with Biliki, Moria or Bukola?

Meanwhile, even the average poor Igbo man will do at least a proper Igba Nkwu (Trad marriage) before attempting to have children/family.

I don't need to educate you on this. Just look at the Igbo and Yoruba people around you...

Don't make me give you statistics of public figures from both tribes we can all relate with.

pretydiva:
Cm collect transport fare 4 my hand. Enter bus go her house mk u go ask her

hey hey hey when am here you wan spoil show for me
close my eyes stretch my hands praying you give me the tfare
#JUSTGIVEMEDTFARE

By the way, my posts above aren't a condemnation of Yorubas.

Every tribe has its weaknesses and strong points.

Monogamy is not Yorubas' strong point. Far from it.

Edreamz:
I find Munachi to be pretty. She won mbgn in 2007. Has met many rich men and the competition gave her exposure. Her mates like Adaeze yobo are married and others. I see her and feel her beauty is being wasted. I pity her. I hear she is also dating a 22 year old boy called Tomi Thomas. Like why? Lol I feel she's wasting her time. Why won't a serious man step.up and marry this damsel.. So her time for having kids won't pass.
At 27 she is at her prime..why has no responsible man gone to give her father drink. It makes me wonder if a pretty girl like this is single then it gives us Nigerians sisters no hope!

She is so cute. Why are nigerian men so hard headed?

bro abi sister marriage is not by power or might oooo to all singles out there it for you
1 to marry because of beauty or handsome is like paying a car because of it's paint
2 it is better for you to marry late than for you to be unable to laugh after you marry
3 marriages are made in heaven

adsonstone:



You know the bold is from your imagination...you only wish it were true.

italo on point but would like to add these it not necessary tribe it an individual thing
statistics says Yoruba are guilty of that but individual difference should also be put into considerations
#DONTSEEMEWITHATRIBALEYE #MESELFIBEHUMANBEANSOOOIII

MUST EVERYBODY MARRY WHY CANT U JOBLESS PEEPS JUST MIND YA OWN FREAKIN BUSINESS JEEZ NIGERIANS CAN BE SOOOOOO ANNOYING

.

italo:


Why are you always denying what is true and obvious. The results are clear to see.

How many Yoruba people come from homes where their parents stay together from the day of marriage till death...and have had no other 'spouses' and no children out of wedlock?

Isn't it a normal thing to find a Yoruba woman pregnant or with a kid(s) without a proper marriage?

How many Yoruba okada riders, danfo drivers, mechanics, etc do any sort of Marriage before having kids with Biliki, Moria or Bukola?

Meanwhile, even the average poor Igbo man will do at least a proper Igba Nkwu (Trad marriage) before attempting to have children/family.

I don't need to educate you on this. Just look at the Igbo and Yoruba people around you...

Don't make me give you statistics of public figures from both tribes we can all relate with.

What is clear and obvious to see?

That the Yoruba tribe encourage promiscuity and polygamy while the Igbo tribe favour monogamy which you never stated how?


Does statistics translate to the culture/tribe itself?

Your earlier post was this.

italo:

One reason:Because the Igbo culture
favours the one man - one woman 'till
death do us part' marriage...While
some other cultures encourage
polygamy/promiscuity e.g Yoruba.

How exactly does the Yourba culture encourage polygamy/promiscuity?

italo:
By the way, my posts above aren't a
condemnation of Yorubas.
Every tribe has its weaknesses and strong
points.
Monogamy is not Yorubas' strong point. Far
from it.

Polygamy exists virtually in all Nigerian tribes, besides it is more religious than cultural.

Saying the Yoruba culture encourages promiscuity/polygamy because there are many Yorubas that do such can be likened to saying that the Igbo culture encourages fraudulent and 'shady' businesses because many Igbos indulge in it....and going on to say that it's not a condemnation of Igbos.

Marriage is so overated bro! Allow her to enjoy her youthful years.Afterall her father can auction her in OLX when he is tired of her face.

obiak4:

italo on point but would like to add these it not necessary tribe it an individual thing
statistics says Yoruba are guilty of that but individual difference should also be put into considerations
#DONTSEEMEWITHATRIBALEYE #MESELFIBEHUMANBEANSOOOIII

You are correct.

But don't also underestimate the power of the collective culture.

There are many Igbo families that would say: "Nneka, we know Tunde is a good person but what about his family? Yorubas tend to be polygamous and they may influence him when you're married. Look! His father has two wives and his mother had a child for another man before marrying his father. His elder brother has two kids and is not married. And some Igbo girls would reason with them.

Can we blame people who would reason this way? No!

I'm a man. I want to have a monogamous home because that's what my Igbo mum and my Catholic Church taught my (there's no option of divorce for Catholics). But I know that as a man, I could get fed up with my wife one day and see a fresh young lady turning my head upside down. If I decide to divorce my wife and marry her, which Church will go to? To which mum will I introduce her?

These things act as checks.

The individual is most important but family and culture are very important.

Abi will you like to marry Abubakar Shekau's daughter if she is a good girl?

italo:


You are correct.

But don't also underestimate the power of the collective culture.

There are many Igbo families that would say: "Nneka, we know Tunde is a good person but what about his family? Yorubas tend to be polygamous and they may influence him when you're married. Look! His father has two wives and his mother had a child for another man before marrying his father. His elder brother has two kids and is not married. And some Igbo girls would reason with them.

Can we blame people who would reason this way? No!

I'm a man. I want to have a monogamous home because that's what my Igbo mum and my Catholic Church taught my (there's no option of divorce for Catholics). But I know that as a man, I could get fed up with my wife one day and see a fresh young lady turning my head upside down. If I decide to divorce my wife and marry her, which Church will go to? To which mum will I introduce her?

These things act as checks.

The individual is most important but family and culture are very important.

Abi will you like to marry Abubakar Shekau's daughter if she is a good girl?

your last Question it's a yes my opinion on marriage is totally different from many folks
#JUSTWANTTOBEHAPILYMARRIED
for me it's the individual family and culture I can do without believe me

adsonstone:


What is clear and obvious to see?

That the Yoruba tribe encourage promiscuity and polygamy while the Igbo tribe favour monogamy which you never stated how?


Does statistics translate to the culture/tribe itself?

Your earlier post was this.


How exactly does the Yourba culture encourage polygamy/promiscuity?





Polygamy exists virtually in all Nigerian tribes, besides it is more religious than cultural.

Saying the Yoruba culture encourages promiscuity/polygamy because there are many Yorubas that do such can be likened to saying that the Igbo culture encourages fraudulent and 'shady' businesses because many Igbos indulge in it....and going on to say that it's not a condemnation of Igbos.

Statistically, Yorubas are more polygamous/promiscuous in marriage than Igbos...but it is not the culture that encourages it abi?

Okay.

obiak4:

italo on point but would like to add these it not necessary tribe it an individual thing
statistics says Yoruba are guilty of that but individual difference should also be put into considerations
#DONTSEEMEWITHATRIBALEYE #MESELFIBEHUMANBEANSOOOIII

I agree it is an individual thing though, many factors may influence such as culture, religion, association e.t.c may be part of those factors.

obiak4:

your last Question it's a yes my opinion on marriage is totally different from many folks
#JUSTWANTTOBEHAPILYMARRIED
for me it's the individual family and culture I can do without believe me

You have a point.

But considering the bold, don't you know that Abubakar Shekau alone can make sure you don't have even a happy month, much less marriage?

italo:


You have a point.

But considering the bold, don't you know that Abubakar Shekau alone can make sure you don't have even a happy month, much less marriage?

hahahaha noted brov

Edreamz:
I find Munachi to be pretty. She won mbgn in 2007. Has met many rich men and the competition gave her exposure. Her mates like Adaeze yobo are married and others. I see her and feel her beauty is being wasted. I pity her. I hear she is also dating a 22 year old boy called Tomi Thomas. Like why? Lol I feel she's wasting her time. Why won't a serious man step.up and marry this damsel.. So her time for having kids won't pass.
At 27 she is at her prime..why has no responsible man gone to give her father drink. It makes me wonder if a pretty girl like this is single then it gives us Nigerians sisters no hope!

She is so cute. Why are nigerian men so hard headed?

Another bushman on the loose

italo:


Statistically, Yorubas are more polygamous/promiscuous in marriage than Igbos...but it is not the culture that encourages it abi?

Okay.

Statistically, Igbos produce fake products, pirate movies and peddle drugs all over the world more than Yorubas.......but it is not the culture that encourages it abi?


Okay.

italo:


Statistically, Yorubas are more polygamous/promiscuous in marriage than Igbos...but it is not the culture that encourages it abi?

Okay.

Promiscuous you wrote?
Anyway I may have to agree with you with polygamy and it's the majority yoruba muslim.
The word ' promiscuous ' cut across every tribe.

B

adeaks:



Statistically, Igbos produce fake products, pirate movies and peddle drugs all over the world more than Yorubas.......but it is not the culture that encourages it abi?


Okay.

I'm half Igbo and I don't have any problem accepting that Igbos produce fake products and pirate movies more than other tribes. On drug peddling: Yorubas do it just as much.

I also know that Igbos produce more original products and movies than other tribes.

Whether it is the culture that promotes it or not is not important to me.

My point is that Yorubas are more polygamous/promiscuous in marriage than Igbos...

...and I said that to answer someone who asked why Igbo girls wait on Igbo guys.

Twistaray:


Promiscuous you wrote?
Anyway I may have to agree with you with polygamy and it's the majority yoruba muslim.
The word ' promiscuous ' cut across every tribe.

1. I wrote "more...promiscuous in marriage."

2. Obasanjo, Sunny Ade and Ebenezer Obey that have scores of children from dozens of wives...are they Muslims?

italo:


1. I wrote "more...promiscuous in marriage."

2. Obasanjo, Sunny Ade and Ebenezer Obey that have scores of children from dozens of wives...are they Muslims?

There are such among ibo tribe as well.
Mind you it's only common/known among yoruba Muslims as their religion believes/approves of such- that's my point.