₦airaland Forum

Brainiac12:
Any natural process
Or products I need a fast action
.
I'm ready to buy any products for teeth whitening

Johnny1013:
Go and Call them out on Twitter and tag CBN..Watch how they will answer you

OiOi:
What state are you?

Yohh:
I'm getting my first vehicle soon God willing and want to know if there are certain privileges one stand to enjoin if a vehicle is registered in a particular state especially Lagos.
I'll appreciate your response. Thanks.

CreepyBlackpool:
Before anyone starts abusing the woman, let's not neglect to ask the most important question here,


did the man cheat or not

TheSkyIsBlue:
My Sister Is About To Commit A Serious Taboo All In The Name Of Marriage

Hello Nairalanders!

Please ignore any typographical or grammatical error. I just want to pour it out the way it is in my heart.

I am seriously confused and worried about what is happening in my family and I will appreciate your candid advice.

There is this guy my sister has been in a relationship with for over seven years now. so he actually asked her hand in marriage and decided to come see my parents for introduction, about some months ago. My family decided to take their time to find out more about the guys family background as is required in Igbo tradition.

After several questions asked, my family came to find out that the guy is an Osu (an outcast). On knowing this, everybody in my family told my sister to cut ties with him and discontinue the relationship because it is a big taboo to get married to an Osu in my place . If you do, no family member or friend will attend your wedding or even have anything to do with you again.

But my sister refused to listen to anybody claiming she really loves the guy, that they have been together for a very long time and that she is not getting younger anymore (mind you, she is in her early thirties). Everybody (my parents and extended family members) tried to talk her out of it but she still didn't listen.

After much pressure and her continues insistence, my dad decided to give them his blessings, although against his wish (my dad is actually not really deep into tradition). Now the guy has done all the traditional rights and paid for her dowry. Their wedding is coming up soon.

But the problem now is, according to tradition and from what I heard, if she was allowed to go with the guy without my dad giving them his blessings, the stigma would have just been on her and she alone would have been considered Osu, since she insisted to continue with the marriage. But now that my dad has given them his blessings, it is considered that all of us (her siblings) will also have that link of Osu too. Except if she decide to put an end to the relationship and discontinue with the wedding, which I don't think my sister is ready to do.

I am really worried and depressed about it, cause I don't want anything that will affect me tomorrow when I want to get married just because of my sister's mistakes.

I will really like to get opinions and sincere advice especially from those that are familiar with tradition, cause I'm seriously bothered. Thanks!
My I appreciate your courage, but truth is, if ur sister can listen to yr family, she shouldn't continue on that marriage, anything concerning traditions, obey it, please let her come out of that relationship, I ve got a witness where it hppned, common is not funny.

TheSkyIsBlue:
My Sister Is About To Commit A Serious Taboo All In The Name Of Marriage

Hello Nairalanders!

Please ignore any typographical or grammatical error. I just want to pour it out the way it is in my heart.

I am seriously confused and worried about what is happening in my family and I will appreciate your candid advice.

There is this guy my sister has been in a relationship with for over seven years now. so he actually asked her hand in marriage and decided to come see my parents for introduction, about some months ago. My family decided to take their time to find out more about the guys family background as is required in Igbo tradition.

After several questions asked, my family came to find out that the guy is an Osu (an outcast). On knowing this, everybody in my family told my sister to cut ties with him and discontinue the relationship because it is a big taboo to get married to an Osu in my place . If you do, no family member or friend will attend your wedding or even have anything to do with you again.

But my sister refused to listen to anybody claiming she really loves the guy, that they have been together for a very long time and that she is not getting younger anymore (mind you, she is in her early thirties). Everybody (my parents and extended family members) tried to talk her out of it but she still didn't listen.

After much pressure and her continues insistence, my dad decided to give them his blessings, although against his wish (my dad is actually not really deep into tradition). Now the guy has done all the traditional rights and paid for her dowry. Their wedding is coming up soon.

But the problem now is, according to tradition and from what I heard, if she was allowed to go with the guy without my dad giving them his blessings, the stigma would have just been on her and she alone would have been considered Osu, since she insisted to continue with the marriage. But now that my dad has given them his blessings, it is considered that all of us (her siblings) will also have that link of Osu too. Except if she decide to put an end to the relationship and discontinue with the wedding, which I don't think my sister is ready to do.

I am really worried and depressed about it, cause I don't want anything that will affect me tomorrow when I want to get married just because of my sister's mistakes.

I will really like to get opinions and sincere advice especially from those that are familiar with tradition, cause I'm seriously bothered. Thanks!
My I appreciate your courage, but truth is, if ur sister can listen to yr family, she shouldn't continue on that marriage, anything concerning traditions, obey it, please let her come out of that relationship, I ve got a witness where it hppned, common is not funny.

timstone:
please nairalanders how can I buy things on line using aliexpress

I need step by step processing

Thanks

NwaAmaikpe:



I really pity the owner of the house. Everyone knows what a job it is to build a house today in Nigeria only for a careless preek to allow it get engulfed by flames.
He should be made to pay for this destruction.

Landlords and agents should learn from this when choosing tenants.

Personally, I'd never lease out my apartment to any of the following people;
Club freaks who could get high while smoking shisha or weed and allow the house burn down.

Very serious broke students who would rather read all through the night with candles or lanterns rather than install solar panels or use generators.

Or very staunch Cele members and Catholics that pray with candles and incense who stand the high risk of falling asleep during early morning prayers and allowing the fire to raze.

slysdesign:
Making a sex tape is not necessarily a bad idea. Some couples are kinky like that. But if you must make one. Assume full responsibility. Protect the files well. Dont store them on the Cloud.


Enjoy your sex Life....

9jayes:
Sad, if you need a reputable clearing agent you can contact me, my record is yet to be beaten

9jayes:
Sad, if you need a reputable clearing agent you can contact me, my record is yet to be beaten