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dasparrow:
Most Nigerian marraiges are a scam. They are master-servant relationship. I have no respect for Nigerian marraiges.

I just don't understand marriages this days. Most ladies (modern)are not hard heartened like women of old who tolerated a lot from dia imperfect husbands. U hear divorces every now and then. It is well

ericsmith:
i find yourself response hilarious wonnt call it a bow, we are talking reality here no need for debate.
i donnt have any friend that is depending on gurlfriend or wife ,, even other africa women had to attest to how responsible naija guys are when it comes to financing...
you donnt av to find fact it will come staring @ you

3 of my friends a medical doctor, a banker, and a business woman. My mum inclusive. I know what I am saying. Though dia are some men who takes responsibilities but not all. As for you, u may be of d know of d responsible ones.

Thimmoh:
The OP should have summarized it

Lol...like someone above said: it's an interview. It's best left like that.

gistblogger:
GistMore.com

Even as a professor, I still kneel down to greet my husband – Professor Grace Otinwa



https://www.google.com.ng/amp/punchng.com/even-as-a-professor-i-still-kneel-down-to-greet-my-husband-professor-grace-otinwa/amp/

Means absolutely nothing.

Geofavor:
A devout christian.

Did Mary bow down or do fall like a tree to greet Joseph the carpenter

Find man how? So you mean you kneel down to beg for food so that men on Nairaland will clap for you? Have you no shame?

N0favors:
A certain killabeauty of nairaland won't like this. That's why she can't find man on nairaland

PrecisionFx:
Did Mary bow down or do fall like a tree to greet Joseph the carpenter

Why ask me? I just stated the obvious thing that stood out after reading the long interview. That I said she was a devout christian doesn't mean I'm one and in support. And neither am I against. I just stated what was glaring. That's all.

Everyone is free to show respect whichever way he or she deems right.

adontcare:
I just don't understand marriages this days. Most ladies (modern)are not hard heartened like women of old who tolerated a lot from dia imperfect husbands. U hear divorces every now and then. It is well

why should they tolerate a whole lot?

She should do what works for her.

Kneeling down does not impress everyone. Not all husbands are old school and stuck in the 60s.

Besides it is not a way of greeting for many cultures. I never knelt down to greet my dad.

That is why u ran away from yoruba men. I cannot be serving punishment all in the name of greeting.

Geofavor:
Why ask me? I just stated the obvious thing that stood out after reading the long interview. That I said she was a devout christian doesn't mean I'm one and in support. And neither am I against. I just stated what was glaring. That's all.

Everyone is free to show respect whichever way he or she deems right.

That She's a devot Christian isn't the reason why she bows down to greet her husband abi Lord..

PrecisionFx:
That She's a devot Christian isn't the reason why she bows down to greet her husband abi Lord..

Have you written jamb? Did you pass use of English? If you did, you probably cheated.

Where in my posts did I say or insinuate she did what she did because she was a devout christian? Use your head, mr man, and stop taunting me.

Bye.

Geofavor:
Have you written jamb? Did you pass use of English? If you did, you probably cheated.

Where in my posts did I say or insinuate she did what she did because she was a devout christian? Use your head, mr man, and stop taunting me.

Bye.

U don't have the ability to understand what u type.

UrbanExotica:
Is kneeling down now an achievement

It points to the fact that with all her educational degree,family comes first

maxtreme:
But respect is mandatory, right? And the man should be the head right? And respect is reciprocal, right? If it's yes to these things, then you are correct, but if one of your answers is no, then you are wrongestess lol

nothing in life is mandatory. We all have choices and there would be repercussions for our choices

respect is contextual and your job is to find someone who shares your values, culture and context of respect

monex:
nothing in life is mandatory. We all have choices and there would be repercussions for our choices

respect is contextual and your job is to find someone who shares your values, culture and context of respect

If it's not mandatory, then it's not mandatory for people to respect you. Lol, my dear it is mandatory if you want to be respected too, you get what you give. Simple. Respect is in how we value our selves not only in gesture but words that comes out of our mouth. A community must have a head (not a boss) so is the home too.