Samantha124:
Well, good luck..

Thank you! You can also recommend a pretty Southerner.

I don't like hooking up people because when things go down south, I'll be the one to be blamed.

Use your power and influence to find one...

Yankiss:
Thank you! You can also recommend a pretty Southerner.

Samantha124:
I don't like hooking up people because when things go down south, I'll be the one to be blamed.

Use your power and influence to find one...

@ emphasis on power and influence Nothing is going down south. Anyway, your view respected.

Correct me if I'm wrong, isn't it that the purpose of being a royal leader is to preserve the royal culture and encourage the community to do the same thing?

If the answer is yes, then why want a woman who's unfamiliar with your cultural practices and language?

Yankiss:
@ emphasis on power and influence Nothing is going down south. Anyway, your view respected.

Samantha124:
Correct me if I'm wrong, isn't it that the purpose of being a royal leader is to preserve the royal culture and encourage the community to do the same thing?

If the answer is yes, then why want a woman who's unfamiliar with your cultural practices and language?

You are partly right and partly wrong. It doesn't take long to assimilate foreign cultures. In less than a year, a foreigner, by association is already conversant with several sociocultural practices. Yes, the king preserves tradition and culture. Culture is dynamic. The positive aspect of that cross fertilization is the possibility of importation of positive cultures from other areas.

Let's say you get married to a stubborn foreign woman.. What then? Would you divorce her when you could've avoided the whole thing in the beginning?

I don't know about Nigeria, but if we had to be honest with ourselves, when it comes to traditional African marriage, there's no such a thing called divorce, once you're married, you're married.

Yankiss:
You are partly right and partly wrong. It doesn't take long to assimilate foreign cultures. In less than a year, a foreigner, by association is already conversant with several sociocultural practices. Yes, the king preserves tradition and culture. Culture is dynamic. The positive aspect of that cross fertilization is the possibility of importation of positive cultures from other areas.

Samantha124:
Let's say you get married to a stubborn foreign woman.. What then? Would you divorce her when you could've avoided the whole thing in the beginning?

I don't know about Nigeria, but if we had to be honest with ourselves, when it comes to traditional African marriage, there's no such a thing called divorce, once you're married, you're married.

Stubbornness is proof of individuality. It's not a ground for divorce. Even though a king is used to being obeyed and stubborn queen can be challenging but that can be handled. Traditional marriage is final here too. Once a queen, always a queen as the saying goes. The only ground for divorce is spousal infidelity which brings opprobrium to the crown. And I believe that is universal.

Okay, if you put it that way.

Yankiss:
Stubbornness is proof of individuality. It's not a ground for divorce. Even though a king is used to being obeyed and stubborn queen can be challenging but that can be handled. Traditional marriage is final here too. Once a queen, always a queen as the saying goes. The only ground for divorce is spousal infidelity which brings opprobrium to the crown. And I believe that is universal.

Samantha124:
Okay, if you put it that way.

Yes.

Samantha124:
Okay, if you put it that way.

You can go ahead then

Go ahead with what?

Yankiss:
You can go ahead then

Samantha124:
Go ahead with what?

recommendation.

I'm sure you know what to do yourself...

Yankiss:
recommendation.

Samantha124:
I'm sure you know what to do yourself...

Sure!

Samantha124:
I'm sure you know what to do yourself...

I do and will. Thank you.

Samantha124:
Can you please make the whole thing clear to your fellow Nigerians here by telling them that we don't have plantains in SA.

Because each time I say it here, some of them just think I'm acting boujee.

Hi Good day Sam,

Have you thought about the business of having a plantain plantation in South Africa? Considering the country Don't grow it and relied on import thereby making it expensive.

You plant it once and harvest every year. Takes 6 month for your harvest.

SA climate isn't suitable for them... I'd just be wasting my time and money.

Localemperor:
Hi Good day Sam,

Have you thought about the business of having a plantain plantation in South Africa? Considering the country Don't grow it and relied on import thereby making it expensive.

You plant it once and harvest every year. Takes 6 month for your harvest.

Samantha124:
SA climate isn't suitable for them... I'd just be wasting my time and money.

Sorry I'm persistent, but I do feel that plantain might become the next gold mine in South Africa due to the acceptability index around the world and you would be the first in your country or locality is cash in on it.

The soil could be treated and 40% made artificial. You only plant once and that is it. Plantain is different from banana by the way

Pls if I'm not bordering you, I would like to see a picture of the soil texture.

Do S-Africans sale lands to other Africans who intends to go into agriculture?

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e Dey funny me hw Nigerians go Dey mock South Africa ,e no better say white Dey control or influence us than d ancestors wey Dey rule us for some years nw?u wey ur follow black Dey torture…..

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