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If you are a tourist stepping on the shores of Nigeria for the first time, then there is the likelihood that one or two of the girls that would draw your attraction would be Igbo. This is because ladies from this major tribe in Nigeria are beautiful and attractive with their fair and silky skin. They are rare gems and real beauty to behold.
things you should know before marrying an igbo girl
Igbo girls are found in almost every part of the world; they are unique and have diverse characteristics and traits. If you are considering marrying one, then you are lucky. You can be sure you are marrying a girl that has added value when it comes to cooking. They most times make good mothers and wives; there is hardly a dull moment with them because they are chatty and humorous.
All these being said, there are certain things you need to know before you decide to go marry an Igbo girl; this would help you get the best of the relationship. Getting to know what you stand to gain and lose before venturing into a business will no doubt allow you to know how viable the business is. Same goes with marrying an Igbo girl.
This has little to do with the huge bride price you will have to pay before you claim your wife. Paying a fortune to marry an Igbo girl will no doubt teach you how to love and respect her when you remember how much you invested before you were able to marry her.
Now find below some of the other things you need to know before marrying an Igbo girl

1. Her family members will always visit
things you should know before marrying an igbo girl
If you value your space a lot, then it would be better for you to reconsider before marrying an Igbo girl, there is absolutely nothing like ‘me and my wife’ once you marry her. Her family members would always visit and the house will always be full.
This has both the good and bad sides, you may spend more seeing to their affair while playing the perfect in-law but you can be sure it would be fun all the way. This would make your wife happy and more contented.


2. You will have to give up on eating outside
things you should know before marrying an igbo girl
If you are the type that enjoys eating outside and patronizing food vendors, you can be sure this would change. Marrying an Igbo girl means you will always have food on the table provided you drop money for her to make it. They are excellent cooks who would help you lose your much cherished six packs with delicious meals and veggies.
They love experimenting with food and would make you taste all the leaves that could be made into soups with time. What else are you looking for?

3. She will raise your children with love and teach them their language
If you marry an Igbo girl, you can be sure that your children would pick her language whether you like it or not. They would raise them with love and instill the right values and morals into them.
They value their culture a lot and would make sure they pass something from it onto their children, your children. But this should not bother you anyway, that means your children would be able to speak more than one language.

4. She will take care of you with love
things you should know before marrying an igbo girl
Igbo girls are hardworking and industrious, they would help you manage your resources and give you their all while at it. Most of them understand that it is the role of the man to fend for the family; they will support you while you do this and manage your empire for you.
In cases where they pick up jobs, you can be sure they will support you with it. They are well cultured and display good characters.

5. If you cheat on them you are dead
Okay, calm down. They may not kill you physically but you can be sure that they will make your life and that of your missus hell. If you want to marry an Igbo girl then you should know that as subtle and sweet as they are, they could be highly venomous when pushed and taken for granted.
They are not ladies who would watch and fold their hands while you cheat on them. They would confront you and your lover with their findings and would deal with you both. Therefore, learn to love them in totality and avoid cheating on them



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Gbam!!!!!! Iji-ya.....
Ikwuchago****U've said it all....

Lolssss.....probably she is a SEWAGE TANK..

Igbo...Igbo...Igbo. .Una too much joor....

I think you need both but most importantly ""personal Screening """ cos everything is been on display while dating....

Never forget,,,God over everything....

Need enlightenment on the difference between a pharmacist and a pharmacologist....
Thanks

*****Am soooo loving this thread...

lolssssss

efosasere:
I dated this girl back in the university and we were really in love. Trouble began when she started telling some of her so called friends about us. Those ones started telling all sort of stories about me that weren't true. It led to us having a lot of problems. It got to a point she disgraced me publicly in front of the entire school. That was the worse day of my life. It got to a point that virtually every guy she dated only used her to satisfy their sexual urge. Fast forward to this very day I'm better off now. I've got a very high paying job, an official apartment and an official car too and even bought another along with it.

I honestly don't know how she got my number but somehow she did. She now wants me back in her life. She said it was immaturity that led to her doing all those things she did to me back in school. She said she hasn't found anyone better than me. We've had sex more than once ever since she came back. She thinks I've forgiven her but she doesn't know I haven't. I'm going to use her as my sex mate and lead her on for as long as possible. I'm going to make sure I take my pound of flesh and make her very worthless. I'll even propose to her and abandon her after that. I'll make sure she pays for everything she has done to me in a million folds.

P.S Nobody she try talking me out of it cos I've already made up my mind. It's payback time.

Why the noise making since I've decided already.....
Ikegwukwa ebe ufodu ndi madu noo

efosasere:
pls take religion out of this. Where was religion when she was doing hers?

Growing old is mandatory while growing up is optional.....Whatever rocks ur boat:::
But don't forget to tell us how ur sister was treated same way dearie...

visijo:
this one don go discover one fashion from underwater come here,.... Very soon girls go copy... God save us from karashika..

How you take know say I don jeejeely save the picsss.....
Next in Line!!!!!!!

amtaken:
Taa mechie onu gi ebe ahu.

E don pain you there......Sorry/Ndo/Kpele.....

amtaken:
You can't even spell 'expo' and it is not as if you are olodo.

Not as if he can't spell EXPO,,in Unical,CRUTECH,Uniuyo.Aksu,,dats wat they call Expo...Make ur research well b4 drawing the conclusion DAT he can't spell EXPO.....
You are even guilty.... U ain't travelling ryt??
Start travelling and start learning aw different peeps address different things...
OKACHA-MARA.....

Egwu dikwa

Sooo true *****

I don't have friends and people fink i form plentyyy...Ike Introvert nkea agwugomuoooo but it helped me graduate with a good CGPA shaaaa...

hmmm... Men have lost their sense of humanity,men have become savages,life is no more sacred,it is now snuffed out wt ease.
We kill to settle scores hoping to teach the deceased a bitter lesson only to aggravate the problem at hand......
Just peace I pray for ooohh LORD!!!

mrkayusfit:
These people are hell bent on making the country ungovernable for buhari but all their tactics will be met with firm resistance. The more they agitate, the more they give the federal government the reason to continue to detain Nnamdi Kanu Cos his treasonous radio gave birth to this useless agitations. The IPOB are a confirmed terrorist organization cos their actions lately depicts that. They are behind the mask as Niger Delta Avengers, here they are exchanging gun fire with the military. By the time you attract military attention to your region, many igbos cheering them up will live in refugee camps. Most of you never experienced a full blown riot talkless of a war. You think The 1967 biafra war you read about is like a movie where the actors wake up at the end? I trust buhari to do the needful when the time comes. We will never tolerate biafra. The igbos wont be allowed to dominate the resources of the SS in the guise of biafra. One nigeria we shall remain forever. Amen

Anu mpama!!!

**Not too bad anyway*
But the way the face go take strong shaaa»»

**Y€S it can**
Myself as an example.

Went to a boarding school of same Sex {girls}•• ever since I left secondary school,i always find it hard to mingle with the opposite sex..

Back in the varsity days,never had a opposite sex Friend cos of my upbringing and the mindset I had about calabar peeps»»»

Still finding it difficult though but begining to have a slight mental shift about my perspection of the opposite sex..

So to say,Upbringing can really affect one's relationship with the opposite sex.

** Biochemist...Graduated this january.

Cross River state university of Science and technology[CRUTECH] calabar..

== Super Enzymes==

*** Just Wish HE will understand •

****13th jan***

***hmmmm**

We keep learning Everyday...

Hmmmmmmmm

Nigeria has gone sour!!!

Chukwu nyere anyi Akaoooo

NYSC ANNOUNCES 25% REDUCTION IN CORPS MEMBERS ALLOWANCE

The management of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has revealed its decision to downwardly review the monthly allowance of Corps Members by 25%. The Director General of the NYSC, Brigadier General Bamidele Oluwami made this known to newsmen after an emergency meeting at its headquarters in Abuja. On what prompted the decision, he explained that the current economic situation in the country coupled with its low allocation in the 2016 budget necessitated such decision. "We cannot afford to continue with the current payment we are making to youth corpers. The provision in the 2016 budget didn't allow for that. We are even owing 2 months allowance for batch b corpers" that we have not paid. He appealed to corps members to be patient as the country is going through tough times.

With this development, instead of the 19,800 monthly allowance, corps members will now receive 14,800 as monthly allowance.

Corps Members React

Angry and frustrated corps members have taken to their twitter accounts to vent their anger.

@Jude Uchendu "They must be joking. This is totally unacceptable. When we are even clamouring for an increase in our allowance. Or are they trying to fool us?

@ Daniel "This is a far cry from the change buhari promised us. How is that money supposed to maintain us when prices of things have Skyrocketed.

Ever since the Apc government took power in 2015, there have been a lot of mixed reactions from Nigerians concerning the administration with a vast majority of Nigerians vacillating between exorbitant enthusiasm and irrational irritability.one love to u all.Hon. Barr.Uche Gift.SAS,SAP.

jeebz:
See attached as promised.
Thus is for Unilag.

***Thanks***

jeebz:
I don't think you need a PGD to enrol for a masters in Pharmacology. I would provide sufficient proof shortly.

******waiting*****

***hmmmm***

gudluckgreat:
I think if you choose forensic science you won't need PGD cos it and Biochemistry are in the same faculty of biological sciences... But pharmacology is in medical sciences so you need a diploma in it before you proceed for masters. Some schools offer Medical biochemistry instead of pure biochemistry... With it u can do masters in pharmacology straight but not in forensic science... I will check further on it to ascertain if am correct though... Also try make enquiries outside

***owk.... taught as much too..

Fanks

gudluckgreat:
Fellow enzyme.. Job opportunities are uncountable.. Just broaden your horizons... With that GP u are good to go...your choice of masters makes sense... But I think you need PGD

****Thanks dear,,,PGD in what if I may ask??