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na wa ohhh, what can't love do.
if he has tried and made efforts and it seems like nothing is forthcoming i suggest he forgets her and move on.
i believe what would be would be.

i'm going to have to say this,

Most yoruba's are very tribalistic. They'll do anything to destabilize your relationship. So please look before you leap

Its a bit difficult but if they find its something they cannot deal with, and they still want their families to be involved in their lives the they just have to fashi the whole thing.

And not being a kill joy but if the couple arent strong enough to stand against their families, then they should just separate cause the strain of the wahala will drive them apart.

Most Yorubas have tribalism running in their blood. The best thing is to continue with your marriage plans if you are truely in love with her but if she wants to be the mummy's baby girl, well let her go. But for me, nothing will stop me from marrying her no matter the pressure from her parents.

Its very rare to see an Ibo man getting married to a Yoruba girl, cos there would always be sentiments. They say we live in the village filled with traditions and all that,

But when it comes to a Yoruba man marrying an Ibo girl, there is little or nuttin wrong with it, after all she is coming to their home town.

They dnt want their children going far from them.

Ma elder sister is married to a Yoruba man. If i fall in love with a Yoruba girl and her parents refuse to allow her marry me. Believe me hell would be let loose ooooooh.

If the girls parents don't want him to marry the girl simply because his an Igbo guy, then he should leave her and get on with his life.
There are millions of beautiful Igbo girls out there he can make his choice.