pocohantas:


Abia

Glad I took you home. Never knew you are Nigerian sef.

jidamsel43:
The first question that her mother asked me was, ' what are you doing for a living' .
I was just a private school teacher with a monthly salary #25k . I told her that I was teaching in a school and also had a side business ( Clothing). The father then interrupted her to avoid more puzzling question.
That was the only question that her mother asked. other questions were from father.
Then I came to conclusion that women's orientation is monetary inclined

OfeAchi:
Mother in-law asked me if I could perform well in the oza room. I was so embarrassed.

My fiance later explained that her lineage doesn't cum easily...

Geophilip:
contact me for marriage past questions from 1914 - date
Igbo past questions 10k
Yoruba 5k
Hausa 1k

Geophilip:
contact me for marriage past questions from 1914 - date
Igbo past questions 10k
Yoruba 5k
Hausa 1k

pocohantas:
Nice thread OP. Let me add,

How many are you in your family?

If he is the FIRST SON from a family of 10 and the last 3 are still in school. They will assume their daughter has 3 children before she born sef. The inlaws will most likely see her as a competition or stumbling block. It is not easy being married to the pillar of a home.

Your siblings?

Igbo fathers be like "Umunne gi kwanu?"
He doesn't just want to hear "ahu di ha mma", he wants to hear their profile too.

"Oh, my elder brother is a doctor in the US. My younger sister works with FIRS. The one after her is an engineer in Shell"...IMPRESSIVE!

Your daughter has chances of going to the abroad to give birth. Also, when everybody in a family is doing well, phone dey ring, family dey call, you no go dey fear to pick am. Christmas in the villa would be like getaway. Not, umu Remigius mere nka, ha me nka. Ana akoheri.

Where do you base?
Naija parents don't like their daughters going too far, especially Igbos. They want where they can easily come for omugwo. This far distance doesn't include abroad o. Abroad is not far at all.

It will also help them know where their daughter has been going all the while she didn't return home for ASUU strike.

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If you wan see where Naija alpha male humble, take him to your father. E go ask you mumu question for doormot. Should I remove my slippers? You'll be like "baby just enter!!!"

Gforce2019:


Send it to me on Bluetooth learn me see the content..afterall nah your blood sister I want marry.

OfeAchi:
Mother in-law asked me if I could perform well in the oza room. I was so embarrassed.

My fiance later explained that her lineage doesn't cum easily...

micronut:


Source: https://naijalocals.com.ng/meeting-you-in-law-for-marriage-6-likely-questions-to-expect-as-a-guy/

backbone503:
Anyone coming for my sisters or daughters should be prepared to tell me what motivates/inspires him.

fineboynl:
Too long. Just give her Belle. Na them go tel you to come and marry her. It work faster like charm's

Pavore9:


Even in this era of materialism over character and good name, not all families will get carried away by your Range Rover.

WeRblessed:
Although Nigerian parents must sure ask where you're from.

However, nowadays, as long as you have a car, and his daughter had already told them " papa, he is very rich". Papa or mama would add, "Iminiri iha"? Meaning, you dont meant it? The daughter would also want them to know that he lives in a big house and do import and export. That's all some parents of these generation now do.

No one cares about their children marrying a God-fearing and hardworking man these days.

Import and export may be drug dealing. Living in a big house, the guy might also be a kidnapper, Yahoo plus, or an armed robber. Plus, the guy might also be a woman abuser.

After the law cought up with the guy and his gang, her parents that failed to dig deep into the guy before marriage would start saying "so he is a criminal, you did not tell us you are married to a criminal, Chineke ga akpoya.oku.

micronut:


Source: https://naijalocals.com.ng/meeting-you-in-law-for-marriage-6-likely-questions-to-expect-as-a-guy/

blessingsonflee:
Lastly, no matter how hungry you are , when your father in-law invites you to eat with him say “NO “! . No go think say dem like you na him make he tell you “come chop” . If you do , just know say na your last supper you chop so . Make dem no go tag you as hungry guy-man wey no go fit feed their daughter.

Dehindepgenius:


My first meeting with my wife's parents was funny as hell. Thank God the old man has a sense of humor. I mistook him for the gardener, he was wearing gloves and trimming flowers when I arrived. I was like 'is your oga around?' He looked me over and said 'are you a clown or you just lack manners?' I realised who he was at that point. Then to worsen thing, at dinner I accidentally knocked a pitcher of water into his soup. My wife looked like she would faint. Today we are best buds. Inside life