BKayy:
Mtcheww...
"He explained that he got a judgment against the widow’s husband on a matter of rightful ownership of the ancestral land.

But counsel for the widow, Uche Ubochi, said the court ruling was wrongly executed."
Don't fall for the headline and go after Igbo culture. The widows counsel already acknowledged that courts ruling but said that they will appeal.
Now let me comment, I blame the dead man and his wife. Most especially the dead man. Why did he coerce his brothers property when he knows that one day, the judgment will come.
As for my blaim for the Widow, why did she support her husband when she knows that one day the truth will be naked like a prostitutes yansh?
They say "Behind every wicked man, there is a feminist that wants to be pitied because she is a woman"
Now the widow wants to use her new "Widow status" to blackmail the court and people. Infact, she should be investigated. Instead of flaunting her widow card, she should humble herself and appeal to us to beg the young man to take the other house the court permitted him to instead of the one they are occupying

Davash222:

This is bad... Don't facilitates evil.

BKayy:

Where is the evil there?
Point it out?
Don't fall for "blackmail" or the "widow card"
I am sure the man that won the case have wife and children as well

Davash222:

So, where do the man expect the late brother's wife and children to go?

This is wickedness!

BKayy:

Where is the evil there?
Point it out?
Don't fall for "blackmail" or the "widow card"
I am sure the man that won the case have wife and children as well

Saao:
so will u throw out your brother children from your home?

BKayy:

The only wickedness here is the late husband coercing his brothers ANCESTRAL land with the help of his wife. How I wish you understand what ancestral land means.
I am sure he must have been richer than the brother.

Davash222:

Seems you're the co-owner of the coerced ANCESTRAL land

pedrilo:
Notin concern me with family land or house.
I will go out and buy my land and build my house.

yuping:
Ancestral land, the land also belong to the children of the dead man.
Even if the court rule in your favor, the altitude shown by the Brother in law tell it all.
He is just taking advantage of the helpless lady, remember the deceased husband build the house. Atleast show compassion and accommodate the children, they are also your children.

BKayy:

It is the living brothers ancestral land allegedly coerced by the late brother.

yuping:

Not disputing the fact, the court already pass judgment but where is the brother humanity, where is the compassion at least, get them a place to stay, the children are also is family.

SensetionalGoal:
What happened to empathy to your late brother's wife at 87 still dragging property.

BKayy:

I support justice. No matter how wicked it will sound when delivered.
Someone coerced a poor brothers ANCESTRAL land for decades and nobody cared to interview him and his family on the grief they go through daily when they reflect that their rightful land is coerced by someone because of some financial inequality but when he got his rightful property back, the media started caring about the previous oppressors. Presenting them as the victims.
This is exactly what will happen when the Hausa take their land back from the Fulani.
If you are an Hausa man reading this comment, this is a trip to the future.
That time, all the world media will show interest to where the Fulani will stay, portraying them as victims and you Hausas as heartless people forgetting how the Fulani forcefully took over your land for centuries in the first place

delpee:


Hausas are not complaining.

BKayy:

I didn't ask an Afonja woman to tell me how Hausa people feel.
Thank you

OssyMalik:
so the stupid brother in-law had to wait for his brother to die before claiming ancestral land? Maybe he killed his brother sef