omooba969:


Now, read the nonsense you typed up there and tell us if the Igbo would be happy with your submission or agree with it.

hammer8:



IF I HAVE NO SON, AND MY WIFE IS GONE, MY DAUGHTERS TAKE OVER EVERYTHING BUT NOT THE ANCESTRAL PROPERTIES LEFT TO ME BY MY FATHER.



THAT GOES TO MY BROTHER AND HIS SON.



THIS IS OUR CULTURE, EVERY IGBO PERSON UNDERSTANDS THIS.

favor914:
Sorry dear, but the provisions of The Nigerian Constitution 1999 as amended supersedes any native law & custom, which is void ab initio in the face of the law, dead on arrival as affirmed by the Supreme Court.

hammer8:



THE PROBLEM WITH YOU FOREIGNERS IS U TALK IGNORANTLY.


THAT IS BECOS U DONT UNDERSTAND THEIR ARE TWO PROPERTIES IN IGBO LAND LAW.


ANCESTRAL PROPERTY AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.


HOW CAN MY DAUGHTER INHERIT ANCESTRAL PROPERTY, IS SHE NOT GOING TO HER HUSBAND HOUSE?


MY PERSONAL PROPERTIES ARE FOR MY WIFE AND MY SONS AFTER HER, WITH EXEMPTION OF A WILL STIPULATING OTHERWISE.

favor914:
It seems you are not extant with the laws of Nigeria? All land belongs to the Governor, the land is on lease for at best 99 years, all that freehold common law was abolished upon the commencement of The Lands Use Act 1978.

Cantonese:


Maybe your experience is limited to what happens in your immediate surroundings.
Even the Yorubas experience this practice of women getting relegated by their male folk.

That some Yoruba communities worship goddesses does not erase the fact that women do not have inheritances in their father's houses. Some men do not want their daughters getting cheated by their sons when they are no longer there. They share their properties and ensure that everyone holds on to his/her own entitlement.

A case comes to mind. A man died and left a storey building at Isale Eko and 8 acres of land along Ibadan expressway. He left two daughters and one son. The son claimed the whole properties asserting that his two sisters had no portion in the inheritance left by their father. The sisters took him up and were awarded two acres of lands each in full and final settlement.

Can you disagree also about our people in the north? Can you honestly say that women have rights? If some don't practice it, then their women only were liberated from that evil behaviour.

baby124:

False and fake story. Yoruba women inherit. There has not been 2 acres of land available in Isale Eko since the 50’s not to talk of 8. Some of you can just lie sha!!! Jesus!

hammer8:
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I JUST DEY LAFF U.


IT IS AN IGBO MAN U ARE TALKING ABOUT.


AT THE END, IT IS WAT I WANT THAT WILL HAPPEN.


DAUGHTER IS MINE AND BELONGS TO ME NOT NIGERIA.



I GIVE HER WAT I LIKE, IF I LIKE.

hammer8:



THE PROBLEM WITH YOU FOREIGNERS IS U TALK IGNORANTLY.


THAT IS BECOS U DONT UNDERSTAND THEIR ARE TWO PROPERTIES IN IGBO LAND LAW.


ANCESTRAL PROPERTY AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.


HOW CAN MY DAUGHTER INHERIT ANCESTRAL PROPERTY, IS SHE NOT GOING TO HER HUSBAND HOUSE?


MY PERSONAL PROPERTIES ARE FOR MY WIFE AND MY SONS AFTER HER, WITH EXEMPTION OF A WILL STIPULATING OTHERWISE.

favor914:
Igbo man in Nigeria or Gabon?, why am I even arguing with you on an issue the Supreme Court of Nigeria has already ruled on?, Keep living in your Biafra mindset, I wonder which better trained chic would want anything to do with Biafra with a mindset like these? Nigeria has ruled on the issue, you can start your exodus to your imaginary Biafra if your not satisfied, leave Nigeria for us.

hammer8:



DO YORUBA WOMEN INHERIT ANCESTRAL PROPERTIES?

baby124:

Yes they do. Ancestral properties are for everyone and they have rooms in the ancestral properties, so do their brothers. Ancestral properties are rarely sold or willed to one person but serves as a common property. If sold, the money is shared equally.

Rutherford2019:
My mother and auntie are victims of the law. .
Their father died when they were 5 and 7 and he had no son, uncle or brother so people around the neighbourhood took over their property and drove them out with their mother then..
My grandmother(their mother ) died in 2007 and was buried in my aunt's house..
When my mother and auntie early in 2017 went to reclaim their father's land on the ground that their father has no brother or son and those inheriting the property is not their relatives, the people using the property chased them away in fact they hired community members and they warned them not to step their feet in that place again claiming that they have married and have no right to inherit the said property..
I the law is injurious to good conscience and repugnant to natural justice

baby124:

Yes they do. Ancestral properties are for everyone and they have rooms in the ancestral properties, so do their brothers. Ancestral properties are rarely sold or willed to one person but serves as a common property. If sold, the money is shared equally.

Justpassingby45:

Then I better not to have a mother like you. Cox mother are the least to see their kids suffer

hammer8:



Ruling cannot abolish the tradition and custom of Igbos — Osisi Itodo
…Judgment good but communities still have custom and tradition — Igwe Okolo
…Court judgment bastardizes culture and tradition of Igboland — Ugwu

hammer8:



IGBO DO NOT PERMIT SUCH.


THEY ARE STRICKLY FOR THE SONS OF THE SOIL.



IF ME AND MY BROTHERS HAVE NO SON, IT WILL GO TO A DISTANT RELATIVE.



THEY ARE ALWAYS MALE.

hammer8:
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SHOVE IT UP YOUR ASS.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mtnTDgJdFc

baby124:

Yoruba don’t disinherit their daughters and make them destitute. They always have a place to stay as long as there is a family house. Plus it makes them empowered so that no man will maltreat or kill them. It is Yoruba men that created this culture to protect their daughters. What Igbo men choose for their daughters is their problem, but it’s rather unfortunate. As for you, never ever put your daughter at such a disadvantage in life and to the mercy of a stranger you call son-in law.

You will not like what will happen to your daughter and grand children should she fall in wrong hands. You can also will her the property or buy property that will be hers that is not ancestral to protect her and train her to have a survivorship clause where it goes to her children and never the husband.

I have properties from my father and all those properties will go to my girl children and males too. But the girls will have more. I am training them too to pass it on to their girls too, 2:1 female:male grandkids.

MISSCONGENIALITY:
One of my grand aunties had a will before she died. Her grown up son's refused to to follow the will because their mother shared property to allbher children both make and female. Note. Is was her property not thelat her husband left it for her. She worked for it herself.
It took 10yrs to settle the matter in court. People were staying free in the houses for all the 10yrs. These men saying women will to have a share in their mother's property didn't contribute to their mother's life or buriel. And they were not hungry men o. They had better property than what their mother left. The girls were the ones who took care of the woman.
They finally agreed as the women too refused to give up their own share.
Some people will still not accept their father's will if they feel it doesn't favour them.
If I have kids and they misbehave, I don't mind giving all my property to the criminal Federal government. Let them go and work for their own.

hammer8:




EVEN AN ADOPTED SON HAVE MORE RIGHT TO ANCESTRAL PROPERTIES THAN OUR BLOOD DAUGHTERS.


ADOPTION IS RECOGNISED IN IGBO LAND LAW.

hammer8:
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SHOVE IT UP YOUR ASS.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mtnTDgJdFc

hammer8:



SO POOR MEN IN YORUBA LAND, DAUGHTERS ARE DESTITUTE BECOS THEIR FATHER DONT HAVE ANY PROPERTY FOR THEM TO INHERIT?

favor914:
The scripture says knowledge to a Fool, is similar to a rubie in the snort of a swine.

baby124:

As long as their father has property, they inherit. Traditional laws require that. If the father does not have property, he will have a family house somewhere, ancestral house which they will have a room/ collect rent and when that is sold they will get his share.

hammer8:



YORUBA TRADITIONAL LAW IS FOR YORUBA PEOPLE.

THAT IS NOT THE IGBO MAN BUSINESS.

csamii:


One SW flaw?! Really?

She said numerous flaws and injustice. Please will you be kind enough to list these flaws and injustice?