Bride Price Payment Should Be Abolished In Nigeria - Romance (2) - Nairaland
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| Re: Bride Price Payment Should Be Abolished In Nigeria by bitchcrafts: 6:58am On Sep 24, 2016 |
Yeye dey smell.Can see yo going skitzo on Oshogbo weed op, go an abolish it, mumu. |
| Re: Bride Price Payment Should Be Abolished In Nigeria by AuroraB(f): 7:16am On Sep 24, 2016 |
Op, has this become your bother ![]() Aha ![]() |
| Re: Bride Price Payment Should Be Abolished In Nigeria by eyinjuege: 7:39am On Sep 24, 2016 |
I'm indifferent about the bride price thing. Some Nigerian cultures return the bride price to the groom, and it's even the bride's side that is responsible for the ceremony so most of the expenses is from the bride's side. This doesn't still mean some of the men don't see their wives as an acquisition. What I would however encourage is for women to be financially independent, and shouldn't rely on their husbands for everything. The children of rich people in cultures that don't return bride price and collect exorbitant money still marry, and most are treated like the jewels they are. This is because they have financial freedom. In fact, you will see their husbands don't see them as property. This still doesn't mean the children of rich men don't have marital woes, they do.. But it's definitely not because of the bride price that was paid on them. |
| Re: Bride Price Payment Should Be Abolished In Nigeria by Nobody: 1:13pm On Sep 25, 2016 |
ItsQuinn:Comprehend my point b4 mentioning me. Thanks. |
| Re: Bride Price Payment Should Be Abolished In Nigeria by SpicyJosBabe(op): 7:44pm On Sep 25, 2016 |
efficiencie:Great explanation. What you are saying in essence is that everything depends on the individuals involved irrespective of whatever laws of the land. Hmm. You are not wrong with your summary on this issue, likewise i won't say you are 100% right. The laws of a land or society to a large extent is what shapes peoples minds, actions and thoughts, but that doesn't mean that there will be no exceptions. For instance in a place like Saudi Arabia where most of their laws are against women's right, it would be normal for most men in that society to see women as inferior beigns or second class citizens but that does not mean that there will be no men in that place who place true value on women and don't see them as inferior or mere commodities, just that they will be in a minority because the laws of the land have programmed the minds of most of the the men from the beginning to see women as inferior and only a fewer percentage of men would be able to defer such accepted/customary way of reasoning. I don't know if you are getting me? |
| Re: Bride Price Payment Should Be Abolished In Nigeria by efficiencie(m): 11:23pm On Sep 25, 2016 |
SpicyJosBabe:Yes, we are shaped by customs but do not forget that it was men that shaped customs...as for me i believe that great men are not slaves to customs but are people who can discern between what is appropriate at a point in time and what is not. Remember that Islam does not necessarily categorize women as inferior. I do not need to be a muslim to know that. Let me ask a question. Is the neck inferior to the head? The head may be higher than the neck, the head may have greater functions than the neck, the head is seen more often than the neck...but does this make the neck inferior to the head? No, the neck has its place and the head has its place. That your place appears of little value in itself does not diminish your value as part of a whole. Without the neck, the head will die off and rotten because the major blood vessels passes through the neck to the head. That the moon is the lesser light and the sun the greater light does not make the moon inferior to the sun. The moon is lesser not because it lacks value as much as the sun but because the intensity of its radiation is quite smaller. If the moon had the same radiation as the sun, there would be no nights and you can imagine our world without nights! So the moon has its place and the sun has its place, both need each other to make the world continue in harmony...the same with a man and a woman. In my case I love my fiance, and even if her parents ask for 10 billion dollars i wont mind paying because she's worth more than that to me...and if i cannot afford to foot the bill associated with marrying her, desperation will make me get her pregnant just to make sure i snatch her from her parents by fire by force...because she is a crown and i believe whoever has her becomes a crowned king! I know the value of virtuous women...foolish men see them as pleasure tools but great men see them as tested and tried weapons! |
| Re: Bride Price Payment Should Be Abolished In Nigeria by AnusOdourInhaler: 12:22am On Sep 26, 2016 |
Abeg abeg, carry your Wahala and go to Western countries.. Leave us with our culture.. I'll pay bride price because of the deep love I have for a woman I intend to marry.. Just like anything good, I will not want to get her 'easy'.. By paying, I know I just got my self a friend, a companion and a wife |
| Re: Bride Price Payment Should Be Abolished In Nigeria by AnusOdourInhaler: 12:28am On Sep 26, 2016 |
SpicyJosBabe:What the.... Are you saying? Are you trying to tell me that Islam opress women? And the west liberate women by objectifying them? Porn, magazines, rape, music videos and domestic violence? So all these things are what you considered liberation? You really got to get your act together... |
| Re: Bride Price Payment Should Be Abolished In Nigeria by AnusOdourInhaler: 12:33am On Sep 26, 2016 |
efficiencie:For your information, is the advent of Islam that liberate women in Arab world. Women were shared as properties, they were used to be buried along with dead high ranking people, they were raped and all any humiliation you can think of, but Islam condemned all these practices and gave women freedom... Sorry, I was referring to the OP |
| Re: Bride Price Payment Should Be Abolished In Nigeria by Tommfrench(m): 2:35am On Sep 26, 2016 |
SpicyJosBabe:what's ur point |
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