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Culture / Re: American Women That Marry Nigerian Men by OlusholaOdeh: 4:22am On Feb 05, 2013
That is the best approach to allow God to direct your path
Blyss:

Aaaaaand... another one.
Culture / Re: American Women That Marry Nigerian Men by OlusholaOdeh: 4:20am On Feb 05, 2013
That's just a lazy man who was looking for opportunity... May God forbid has nothing to do with culture.
nonda510: I am a college educated African American women, who dated a Igbo man for six years before marrying him. I was pursuing my college education. I thought he was pursuing his business. I thought we had a wonderful relationship grin until I decided to go to Nigeria to marry him. The day before marrying him, I found messages from other women where they both flirting with each other. After we married and I returned to the U.S. all hell brok e loose. I started too receive phone calls from different people in Nigeria. A month later, someone emailed me several emails where my now husband was communicating with other women asking them to marry him, he has nude pictures on my computer, and saved messages from other women. To make matters worst, he does not work, did not pay for the ring, and has not given me a penny since we have been married (8months). He told me it is a part of the culture for a husband to do nothing. However, when he gets to the U.S. he will find a job. Meanwhile, he hang out with his friends and do things for his family. He will pick and choose when he wants to talk to me on the phone.

The question, I pose is this, Is this really an African Igbo cultural thing?

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