I don't know who wrote this though .

9 Things You Need To Know If You Want To Marry An *EKITI MAN.*

If you are presently in a relationship or planning to marry from Ekiti state, this is a must read for you. Marrying an Ekiti man could be seen as doing yourself a ‘big’ favour. Generally, Ekiti men are great to marry.

1. They Are Great Lovers
Ekiti men are wonderful lovers; they can love a woman to a fault. Trust me, an Ekiti man is an unbeatable lover boy.

2. They Are Naturally Faithful
Ekiti guys are naturally faithful. It seems they were born, fed, and trained to be faithful. So single ladies, you might “wanna” consider Ekiti “Bobo” as you will not need to have any problem with trusting him. He will not cheat on you.

3. They are unrepentantly stubborn
Exactly, you heard me right. I actually told you earlier that they have their good and bad sides.

4. You Will Pound Yam
If you are a lady with a stainless hand that can’t work (pound), please keep off. Ekiti people’s favourite food is pounded yam and they delight so much in it.

5. They Love Repeating Words.
An Ekiti man can repeat the same statement several times.

6. They Have Respect For Elders
You will never see Ekiti man disregard an elder. This makes them respect their in-laws very well. They don’t treat their in-laws anyhow.

7. They Don’t Divorce Their Spouses
Isn’t that a plus for them in this world where divorce is very cheap? No matter what, Ekiti men hold their marriage very dear to heart so you cannot see them threatening their wife for divorce or filing for divorce.

8. They Don’t Hide Their Feelings.
Ekiti man will never hide his feelings from you. They say it as it is and as they feel. He is never scared of you criticising or nailing him.

9. They Love Reading
Ekiti people are generally known for their academic prowess. They just love reading, remember in the record, they have the highest number of Professors.

So, what are you waiting for ladies?

You might want to consider the next Ekiti guy. #kikikikikikikiki laughing in ekiti.

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I agree with Number four..but who has the strength to pound yam self

somebody really needs a wife.

OK , cool

cc: Madepatra...Mrs Ekiti

Jhuniyour:
somebody really needs a wife.

lol. .... I've gotten mine already... from Ekiti Efon

Jhuniyour:
somebody really needs a wife.

lol. .... I've gotten mine already... from Ekiti Efon

Mhissgaga:
I agree with Number four..but who has the strength to pound yam self

which shows you are either from ekiti or married to one

Oloniyan:


which shows you are either from ekiti or married to one

Am not..Am not married either but ve come across people from that state

Mhissgaga:

Am not..Am not married either but ve come across people from that state

wow!...._can you share me your little experience with them!

Lol.... Ekiti men are cool sha

Oloniyan:





wow!...._can you share me your little experience with them!

They re nice people actually...

All this qualities are seen in only the slightly older generations of ekiti men. I served there and their younger ones may be apart from the loving pounded yam don't have any of those traits.

Lol.. I know just one person from there.



HE'S THE BEST!

You are right... that's my state.

Noted

Number 2 is a lie

MissIndependent:
Number 2 is a lie

guess you've fallen victim right

Op. Number 2 is d reverse.

But then. Number 10. They can pursue anything under skirt

A generalization gone too far.
True to some though.
Ironically, I am from ekiti state but I don't like pounded yam as such and even at that, if we have to eat pounded yam while growing, the males must pound it. *childhood lessons I learnt from dad*


Yes! We love reading but I think we lost out of the professor game years ago.

Cc swissheart

doctorgold:
A generalization gone too far.
True to some though.
Ironically, I am from ekiti state but I don't like pounded yam as such and even at that, if we have to eat pounded yam while growing, the males must pound it. *childhood lessons I learnt from dad*


Yes! We love reading but I think we lost out of the professor game years ago.

Cc swissheart

same thing apply to me about the pounded yam hype. I rarely eats it though I like it.


for real we've lost out on the professorship issue

Well, I know this. Association of Ekiti men's Wives