My friend's name is Funmi and she's been in a very serious relationship with an Igbo guy. He's nice, handsome and they've been dating for 2 years. He talked about her meeting his family and she was very excited little did she know that it would turn out to be her worse nightmare.

She met his mum and she seemed really nice, but her attitude changed when she realized my friend is a Yoruba girl. She immediately told her that she can't marry her son. Her reasons weren't clearly stated but she said she doesn't like Yoruba people. My friend's heart melted, hot tears rolled down from her eyes; She's Yoruba and she's in love with an Igbo "mummy's boy".

She spoke with him about it but he keeps assuring her that it would be fine. It's been almost 2 years now and the family are still not in support of their union. Every time she try to move on, he comes begging that everything would be fine and that they will get married.

She really love this guy, why she loves him she don't know because clearly he hasn't done anything to deserve her heart but... He doesn't have a good paying job yet, so she carter for most of his financial needs and even send some food to his village during festivity.

Just recently his mother called her parents to tell them that she can't get married to her son and asked that she should be warned to stay off her son. He has travelled to his village for a week now and honestly she doesn't know where she stand... She really love him but what should she do?

Source: https://twitter.com/_agneeess/status/1682651741672579072?t=1djSTr6Tw6yK5F_2QlMNCQ&s=19

One sad experience

There are other men outside.

Her problem. There are bigger issues at hand

omo igbo na them be the biggest bigots in the world but they are always the first to play the victim

She should take a break from the financial responsibilites she has bestowed on herself and see if she still has a stand with the man.
Mama dey chop, clean mouth...mf hypocrites!!

A man tells you it's alright in private but won't have the balls to declare the same peace in public.
If you go into any long relationship with a man when you're at loggerheads with his family, it'll be very tough. Especially when the man involved is lukewarm, and doesn't have an exact stand.

Adachizzy:
She should take a break from the financial responsibilites she has bestowed on herself and see if she still has a stand with the man.
Mama dey chop, clean mouth...mf hypocrites!!

A man tells you it's alright in private but won't have the balls to declare the same peace in public.
If you go into any long relationship with a man when you're at loggerheads with his family, it'll be very tough. Especially when the man involved is lukewarm, and doesn't have an exact stand.

I agree with you

tonywonder:
My friend's name is Funmi and she's been in a very serious relationship with an Igbo guy. He's nice, handsome and they've been dating for 2 years. He talked about her meeting his family and she was very excited little did she know that it would turn out to be her worse nightmare.

She met his mum and she seemed really nice, but her attitude changed when she realized my friend is a Yoruba girl. She immediately told her that she can't marry her son. Her reasons weren't clearly stated but she said she doesn't like Yoruba people. My friend's heart melted, hot tears rolled down from her eyes; She's Yoruba and she's in love with an Igbo "mummy's boy".

She spoke with him about it but he keeps assuring her that it would be fine. It's been almost 2 years now and the family are still not in support of their union. Every time she try to move on, he comes begging that everything would be fine and that they will get married.

She really love this guy, why she loves him she don't know because clearly he hasn't done anything to deserve her heart but... He doesn't have a good paying job yet, so she carter for most of his financial needs and even send some food to his village during festivity.

Just recently his mother called her parents to tell them that she can't get married to her son and asked that she should be warned to stay off her son. He has travelled to his village for a week now and honestly she doesn't know where she stand... She really love him but what should she do?

Source: https://twitter.com/_agneeess/status/1682651741672579072?t=1djSTr6Tw6yK5F_2QlMNCQ&s=19

She better move on ooO...

The only time you will see an Igbo guy getting married to a Yoruba girl, is because the parent, particularly the mum is dead.

As far as she is alive, that girl is wasting her time with him.

Igbos don't like marrying outside their tribe