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Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by Nobody: 11:37am On Sep 22, 2013 |
waternogetenemy: Lol....... Please name more Yea, Ojukwu divorced a wife his age to marry a child. Cool beans Nobody supports divorce. It is rarely anticipated. It happens. |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by MrsChima(f): 11:37am On Sep 22, 2013 |
waternogetenemy: Why not remove bride price altogether? The sole purpose was to pay the parents for their blessings in the union. You have dumb folks asking women would they help pay for their price I mean it's like giving the ho money to pay for herself! |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by SaintChukz(m): 11:40am On Sep 22, 2013 |
Bliss4Lyfe: Igbo girls don't come cheap oh. Parents spend alot for masters programme abroad to say the least. Igbo guys know this and don't complain, but imo is more expensive than anywhere in igboland.Imo girls Chai....there is problem oh! And i always regard them as the most beautiful in the whole of Igboland. |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by MrsChima(f): 11:40am On Sep 22, 2013 |
waternogetenemy: It must not be solely the Igbo way because many Igbos are divorced and many have remarried twice. Many non-Igbos supports marriage until death do part but many aren't unrealistic either. |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by Bolubaba(m): 11:41am On Sep 22, 2013 |
I want to marry an Igbo girl and I earn 25k per month. How am I going to get this done |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by MrsChima(f): 11:47am On Sep 22, 2013 |
Bolubaba: I want to marry an Igbo girl and I earn 25k per month. How am I going to get this done Marry an Ijaw....they are close enough. |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by Bolubaba(m): 11:50am On Sep 22, 2013 |
Mrs.Chima:How much are my to budget for an ijaw woman |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by MrsChima(f): 11:52am On Sep 22, 2013 |
Bolubaba: Less than you would pay for an Igbo bride. |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by Lucasbalo(m): 11:52am On Sep 22, 2013 |
waternogetenemy: Eliminate Babaloja and Mamaloja, that agbero culture is disgraceful. A man must be financially capable to get married, otherwise they have hungry kids.. It shows your character trying to demean someone because u disagree with d person. What has babaloja and mamaloja has to do with my writeup. You bringing senseless tribalism to where it doesn't belong. I am a man of means by all measuring scale, and I will not pay a dime to get married to anyone. Love is not about money or dowry u pay. It's nothing but extortion. I guess , I grew up in a different culture. Well , its meaningless having a rational discussion with irrational being like u. 1 Like |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by ichidodo: 11:57am On Sep 22, 2013 |
Some people and their belly ache.If yoruba girls are cheap our girls shouldn't follow suit, we know their value and worth.Small reasons why our women are relatively well treated some are even pampered (you don't drive a Ferrari to hell because you bought it with big money) to a fault and our divorce rate is at an all time low. If you cannot make the cut compromises might be discussed between families,it is the attempt (a symbolic gesture) that is most important and not the end result. The tradition makes it for our daughters,sisters etc to be valued and respected amongst their in laws. |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by MrsChima(f): 11:57am On Sep 22, 2013 |
Lucasbalo: . It shows your character trying to demean someone because u disagree with d person. What has babaloja and mamaloja has to do with my writeup. You bringing senseless tribalism to where it doesn't belong. I am a man of means by all measuring scale, and I will not pay a dime to get married to anyone. Love is not about money or dowry u pay. It's nothing but extortion. I guess , I grew up in a different culture. Well , its meaningless having a rational discussion with irrational being like u. You shouldn't have to pay for a wife. If she loves you and you loves her....it shouldn't cost a penny. |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by nbright: 12:07pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
Segeggs: All that 4 a gal dat is not a virgin but a leftover with slacked punny? Not meHOLY GHOST ........ |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by Nobody: 12:12pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
ichidodo: Some people and their belly ache.If yoruba girls are cheap our girls shouldn't follow suit, we know their value and worth.Small reasons why our women are relatively well treated some are even pampered (you don't drive a Ferrari to hell because you bought it with big money) to a fault and our divorce rate is at an all time low. If you cannot make the cut compromises might be discussed between families,it is the attempt (a symbolic gesture) that is most important and not the end result. The tradition makes it for our daughters,sisters etc to be valued and respected amongst their in laws. Ezewuruwuru of idiotsville, have you bought a wife? |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by Lucasbalo(m): 12:14pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
ichidodo: Some people and their belly ache.If yoruba girls are cheap our girls shouldn't follow suit, we know their value and worth.Small reasons why our women are relatively well treated some are even pampered (you don't drive a Ferrari to hell because you bought it with big money) to a fault and our divorce rate is at an all time low. If you cannot make the cut compromises might be discussed between families,it is the attempt (a symbolic gesture) that is most important and not the end result. The tradition makes it for our daughters,sisters etc to be valued and respected amongst their in laws.. That's is bunch of bull. I lost two friends ( Lady and a Guy ) to senseless stuff because of adultery. They met each other while we were in college and get married few years after graduation. Things went well and all of a sudden , I got a call that my friend went to his wife place of work and shot her dead accusing her of adultery. He was arrested, prosecuted and senteced to 40 years in jail. The wife is dead and the husband will be in jail for a very long time. The children (2 young boys) are the losers. They lost both parents because the father thought he owns the wife. Why would someone think like that, if not for the fact that he thought he own her. Please get real, it's antiquated custom that should be discarded. 1 Like |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by OdenigboAroli(m): 12:14pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
Ucheosefoh: In Idemili marriage is so cheap that with 50k u don do everything go de enjoy ur wife unless u want to make it a big traditional wedding. Bride price here is 2k with a list that will not cost more than 50k Yes,a bit cheaper. Are you by any chance from Umuoji ? |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by waternogetenemy: 12:15pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
Mrs.Chima(f): 11:57am@mrs chima, Even these dayz no need to sign papars,just move in with the guy and start having babies. It is called cohabitation Halle Berry is an example. Marriage no be by force. It is ur choice oh. I like to do all three, court,traditional and White and have beautiful babies with no divorce, come disagree with this, |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by ichidodo: 12:18pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
Dallas Cowgirl:Mamaloja of slutville, we don't buy wives. |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by Nobody: 12:20pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
ichidodo: Mamaloja of slutville, we don't buy wives. You don't? You just keep her based on the items and money you gave her village. Odenigbo Aroli: Sounds like a transaction. Lol @ one village is cheaper. Like buying meat in the market 1 Like |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by Lucasbalo(m): 12:21pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
Mrs.Chima: |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by Lucasbalo(m): 12:27pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
ichidodo: Some people and their belly ache.If yoruba girls are cheap our girls shouldn't follow suit, we know their value and worth.Small reasons why our women are relatively well treated some are even pampered (you don't drive a Ferrari to hell because you bought it with big money) to a fault and our divorce rate is at an all time low. If you cannot make the cut compromises might be discussed between families,it is the attempt (a symbolic gesture) that is most important and not the end result. The tradition makes it for our daughters,sisters etc to be valued and respected amongst their in laws.. Go tell that to the families of 2 ladies that were killed in Houston by their husbands because of adultery. Mr Ferrari. |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by nbright: 12:28pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
Lucasbalo: I can't believe this kind of scam is still going on in the name of marriage. I can understand getting a little stuff as a token but not bankrupting someone in the name of marriage. Wow, I guess in some parts of Nigeria , marriage is for only well to do guys. No wonder we hear about cases of husbands killing their wives because of adultery. I guess , they must have felt they own the wives after investing so much. This kind of stuff should be eliminated .@bolded... That's true.. Imagine paying all those things demanded by the family then you take the said wife home and she's not up to your expectations... If she'd insisted on the no sex untill after wedding, after the wedding you enter her and discover that she's too wide and it can also accomodate your two stones together with your sausage... Hmmm 2 Likes |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by ichidodo: 12:32pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
Lucasbalo: . That's is bunch of bull. I lost two friends ( Lady and a Guy ) to senseless stuff because of adultery. They met each other while we were in college and get married few years after graduation. Things went well and all of a sudden , I got a call that my friend went to his wife place of work and shot her dead accusing her of adultery. He was arrested, prosecuted and senteced to 40 years in jail. The wife is dead and the husband will be in jail for a very long time. The children (2 young boys) are the losers. They lost both parents because the father thought he owns the wife. Why would someone think like that, if not for the fact that he thought he own her. Please get real, it's antiquated custom that should be discarded.Big deal, this incidences are few and far between.It is clear he isnt Mr Right and ofcourse you can see the same situation also applies where the man didn't observe due diligience as far as bride price is concerned example The Arowolo case.What i need you to decipher is the rationale behind the custom, most individuals value what cost them most and what you value most you take darn good care of it. |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by ichidodo: 12:37pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
Lucasbalo: . Go tell that to the families of 2 ladies that were killed in Houston by their husbands because of adultery. Mr Ferrari.Sorry it ain't my fault the ladies got married to GORILLAS.By chance you get hitched with one no matter how cheap or expensive your trad is you will still be GORILLA MEAT. |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by Bolubaba(m): 12:52pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
This is one of the many reasons why guys do money rituals just to impress their inlaws /inlaws to be. |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by nbright: 1:55pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
Bolubaba: This is one of the many reasons why guys do money rituals just to impress their inlaws /inlaws to be.Yes... It is ONE OF the MANY reasons why some guys indulge in money making rituals.. |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by MrsChima(f): 3:42pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
ichidodo: Some people and their belly ache.If yoruba girls are cheap our girls shouldn't follow suit, we know their value and worth.Small reasons why our women are relatively well treated some are even pampered (you don't drive a Ferrari to hell because you bought it with big money) to a fault and our divorce rate is at an all time low. If you cannot make the cut compromises might be discussed between families,it is the attempt (a symbolic gesture) that is most important and not the end result. The tradition makes it for our daughters,sisters etc to be valued and respected amongst their in laws. What's cracking love-vendor? |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by MrsChima(f): 3:47pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
waternogetenemy: You should know the above are poor examples and doesn't justify buying wives. |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by ketoprofen(m): 4:08pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
Dallas Cowgirl: yoruba women are d ones dat gv birth in dier homes. It happens in real life not nairaland. Yorbas dat want to marry igbo r d rich ones to start with. And its a feat for dem |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by ketoprofen(m): 4:15pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
Mrs.Chima: so doing traditional rites is now buying a wife. how exactly did chima marry u? |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by Nobody: 4:33pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
So the Igbos take pride in the culture that mandates selling of their female children?? The girls are even bragging on the amount they get sold for, interesting. 1 Like |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by Lucasbalo(m): 5:09pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
ichidodo: Big deal, this incidences are few and far between.It is clear he isnt Mr Right and ofcourse you can see the same situation also applies where the man didn't observe due diligience as far as bride price is concerned example The Arowolo case.What i need you to decipher is the rationale behind the custom, most individuals value what cost them most and what you value most you take darn good care of it.. I don't know which hell hole u reside. There are lots of good traditions in Africa especially Nigeria. The good ones we should keep, the few bad ones we should get read of. This particular one shouldn't be happening now. By the way, this has nothing to do with tribe. Please for heave sake, let's leave tribalism out of this. Some of my closest friends from S/E are against this particular tradition. I guess education and western ways of life makes a big difference. |
Re: Igbo Traditional Marriage, Is It Only For The Rich? by Lucasbalo(m): 5:30pm On Sep 22, 2013 |
Segeggs: All that 4 a gal dat is not a virgin but a leftover with slacked punny? Not me. That's a good one. |
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