₦airaland Forum

Anaerobi:
done and dusted by supreme Court. am born and in North. am still in North. am sorry to say that it's still effective. that was the point she gave which I responded to.
Nigeria is a country that respect tradition more than government law.

So you mean you ll force a man to give out his daughter at that age cos of tradition?

Blessedassuranc:
Dem no born my brothers whether elder or younger try that nonsense for my side. Even if dem decide to join force. Well dem know better.. And thank God my dad is not 'stupid' and archaic ..

easy ooh. A man can give his daughters any privately acquired land, not ancestral or communally derived lands.

Legendforte:
easy ooh. A man can give his daughters any privately acquired land, not ancestral or communally derived lands.

Yea I know. But wetin I wan go dey do with village land?

Blessedassuranc:
So you mean you ll force a man to give out his daughter at that age cos of tradition?

sir here it's not a matter of force.... it's something that religion and traditions click together... going against it is like going against the religion.

Blessedassuranc:
And there's also something so wrong with the man fighting over property when he should have gone to get his

And you think there is nothing wrong with the woman confining the whole property to herself

Blessedassuranc:
If you like no go work.. But a woman can add value to the family right? GREEDY AND LAZY MEN

we train and appreciate her to show such value in her husband's house, it doesn't mean greedy and laziness.


we just can't afford to have sugar mummies all in the name of refusing to obey God's desire of getting married and procreating.

we know such tribe that encourage staying in their father's house till their death, forming group of sugar mummies to encourage evil and always bleeping around even in marriage as they are everly ready for divorce so as to return to their father's houses to partake in sharing property.

our ancestral land has a meaning and its meaning is beyond whether one is rich or poor, it's one's birthright as a male child.