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Re: Igbo Culture Permits Homosexuality...igbos Practice It --- Leo Igwe's Discovery by OPCNAIRALAND: 12:25am On Apr 22, 2017 |
RedboneSmith: No where in the world, no culture where a woman goes into a marriage contract on behalf of a man. Not even in Ibo culture. Find another excuse. |
Re: Igbo Culture Permits Homosexuality...igbos Practice It --- Leo Igwe's Discovery by laudate: 3:00am On Apr 22, 2017 |
OPCNAIRALAND: Guy, na which one be dis? You wan sabi their culture pass them? ![]() ![]() |
Re: Igbo Culture Permits Homosexuality...igbos Practice It --- Leo Igwe's Discovery by Nobody: 10:35am On Apr 22, 2017 |
OPCNAIRALAND: You got it all wrong. There is no intimacy between the women. The reason for marrying the new wife is to have children that under traditional law are member of the family and have equal rights like everyone else. In most cases the husband-wife are usually passed their child bearing age and they need some to bear a child and carry on the family name. I know you would think why not adopt? There is a problem with that, traditional the child that is adopted is not considered a true member of the family. I know it sounds strange but that is the reason behind getting another woman pay her bride price in the name of the late husband or father and have her bear child hopefully male that will take on the family name and inheritance. |
Re: Igbo Culture Permits Homosexuality...igbos Practice It --- Leo Igwe's Discovery by Afobear: 11:16am On Apr 22, 2017 |
stupid afonjas will come here and masturbate all their stupidity on this thread o ye stupid afonja dingbats!!!! THis form of marriage is such that when a woman feels she cant produce a heir /child for her husband due to some unfortold situations,she seeks for a young lady for the husband and marries her for him for the sole purpose of procreation Afonjas try and learn cuz ur stupidity is just out of this world OPCNAIRALAND: |
Re: Igbo Culture Permits Homosexuality...igbos Practice It --- Leo Igwe's Discovery by toboint(m): 4:17pm On Apr 22, 2017 |
y'all just babbling and denying facts..... the author stated raw facts gotten from researchs....... u denying it, what research have u done ![]() also the author didn't mention if there is or isn't sexual intimacy between d women involved |
Re: Igbo Culture Permits Homosexuality...igbos Practice It --- Leo Igwe's Discovery by Afobear: 7:27pm On Apr 22, 2017 |
toboint:why are you this stupid fellow ? i have broken it down to bits but still you lack comprebhension ....fuckka outta here with your negative vibes fhoolish man |
Re: Igbo Culture Permits Homosexuality...igbos Practice It --- Leo Igwe's Discovery by RedboneSmith(m): 11:27pm On Apr 22, 2017 |
Just why is it so hard for some of you people to accept that this was an arrangement whose purpose was to enable childless women have children of their own through other women, and not a homosexual relationship? The practice was not even limited to Igboland, and was reported among other people in the early days of colonialism. Here is a report from 1910 indicating that it existed among the Ekiti and some of their neighbours. Source: Tribes, Provinces, Emirates and States of the Northern Provinces of Nigeria edited by C. L. Temple. 1 Like
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