[/b]The tribe where women raise and marry their children[b]

Bonda tribe in India is known as one of the primitive tribes that still exist even in 2022.

Usually, a woman will marry a boy at the age of 9-10 years and begin to live together as husband and wife; and within their relationship, the woman raises her husband so that when she becomes old he will have to take care of her. Women from the Bonda tribes get married between 25–30. If a boy passes the age of 14 he is considered as too old to be a husband.

The wife is also like a tutor that takes care of educating her “child husband” in all manners and making sure that once they reach an age when they can sustain themselves and the wife, they have the knowledge required to do so.

Due to this culture, the population within the Bonda tribes is mainly made of women and this is because women are seen as more valued than men within their culture. They are considered more powerful, more knowledgeable, and with a long life expectancy.

AN UNUSUAL WEDLOCK
One of the most unusual things about this tribe is their Marriage procession. Bonda women marry boys ten or twelve years younger than them. So a BONDA girl in her twenties marries a ten-year-old. She takes an oath to protect and feed her child husband until he becomes an adult. And the husband in return takes an oath to feed and protect the girl when she ages and loses her strength in future. Instead of dowry, they pay exact opposite, termed as ‘BRIDE PRICE’. Elder brother of child groom can pay the bride price, but the groom has to return it later compulsorily. Economic needs and physical support are the prime motives of such marriages; sexual relationship becomes a second priority. An intimate relationship is not established until boys become adults.

Source,: Womenofrubies.com

Well... every culture with their peculiarities.

Doesn't necessarily make them bad

Wonderful

Do they have a prophetess that loves bloodshed and pray to the Sun facing the West?

Reverse strategy

WAHALA.

...

hmm! wonders
anyways, na them culture dem dey practice in peace and they are not kidnapping each other or mining skulls.

Weird culture and traditions

We may find this culture strange, but funny enough some cultures we practise as African may seem strange to them as well. The world we live.

Those Indians in SA look like the descendants of these people because most of them are also brown or dark in complexion.

Globetech:
[/b]The tribe where women raise and marry their children[b]

Bonda tribe in India is known as one of the primitive tribes that still exist even in 2022.

Usually, a woman will marry a boy at the age of 9-10 years and begin to live together as husband and wife; and within their relationship, the woman raises her husband so that when she becomes old he will have to take care of her. Women from the Bonda tribes get married between 25–30. If a boy passes the age of 14 he is considered as too old to be a husband.

The wife is also like a tutor that takes care of educating her “child husband” in all manners and making sure that once they reach an age when they can sustain themselves and the wife, they have the knowledge required to do so.

Due to this culture, the population within the Bonda tribes is mainly made of women and this is because women are seen as more valued than men within their culture. They are considered more powerful, more knowledgeable, and with a long life expectancy.

AN UNUSUAL WEDLOCK
One of the most unusual things about this tribe is their Marriage procession. Bonda women marry boys ten or twelve years younger than them. So a BONDA girl in her twenties marries a ten-year-old. She takes an oath to protect and feed her child husband until he becomes an adult. And the husband in return takes an oath to feed and protect the girl when she ages and loses her strength in future. Instead of dowry, they pay exact opposite, termed as ‘BRIDE PRICE’. Elder brother of child groom can pay the bride price, but the groom has to return it later compulsorily. Economic needs and physical support are the prime motives of such marriages; sexual relationship becomes a second priority. An intimate relationship is not established until boys become adults.

Source,: Womenofrubies.com

Globetech:
[/b]The tribe where women raise and marry their children[b]

Bonda tribe in India is known as one of the primitive tribes that still exist even in 2022.

Usually, a woman will marry a boy at the age of 9-10 years and begin to live together as husband and wife; and within their relationship, the woman raises her husband so that when she becomes old he will have to take care of her. Women from the Bonda tribes get married between 25–30. If a boy passes the age of 14 he is considered as too old to be a husband.

The wife is also like a tutor that takes care of educating her “child husband” in all manners and making sure that once they reach an age when they can sustain themselves and the wife, they have the knowledge required to do so.

Due to this culture, the population within the Bonda tribes is mainly made of women and this is because women are seen as more valued than men within their culture. They are considered more powerful, more knowledgeable, and with a long life expectancy.

AN UNUSUAL WEDLOCK
One of the most unusual things about this tribe is their Marriage procession. Bonda women marry boys ten or twelve years younger than them. So a BONDA girl in her twenties marries a ten-year-old. She takes an oath to protect and feed her child husband until he becomes an adult. And the husband in return takes an oath to feed and protect the girl when she ages and loses her strength in future. Instead of dowry, they pay exact opposite, termed as ‘BRIDE PRICE’. Elder brother of child groom can pay the bride price, but the groom has to return it later compulsorily. Economic needs and physical support are the prime motives of such marriages; sexual relationship becomes a second priority. An intimate relationship is not established until boys become adults.

Source,: Womenofrubies.com

your article is misleading

So They Are Practising Boy Child Marriage, Nawa Oooo.
Àwọn Abani Wá Ọ̀ràn Bí Akorida
(Those Who Bring Trouble For You, when you don't want).

Boy-child marriage and I'm not hearing histrionics from any quarters.

ZIMDRILL:


your article is misleading

Read it again, read from Wikipedia.
Tell a friend to help explain the edition of Wikipedia to you.

Globetech:


Read it again, read from Wikipedia.
Tell a friend to help explain the edition of Wikipedia to you.

wikipedia is not a valid source anyone can edit and write what they want

VeryWickedMan:
Do they have a prophetess that loves bloodshed and pray to the Sun facing the West?

Awusubilahi!

Boogyman557:
Holly Gram real matters on top real MATTERZ



Everybody with der OWN MATTERS..


LITE UP my WEED in peace


WTF MAN!

Boogie man who is your candidate in this 2023 election?

BeardedMeat:
Boogie man who is your candidate in this 2023 election?

Holly Gram My Gee!


I no de do online banter (fight)..


I believe in peaceful vote.. wen it's time, vote for who u want..


All this coming online to fight one another is childish to me..


LITE UP my WEED in peace


WTF MAN!

Boogyman557:
Holly Gram My Gee!


I no de do online banter (fight)..


I believe in peaceful vote.. wen it's time, vote for who u want..


All this coming online to fight one another is childish to me..


LITE UP my WEED in peace


WTF MAN!

Boogie man I nor talk say make you fight anyone nah

Anyway, bake in peace!

ZIMDRILL:


wikipedia is not a valid source anyone can edit and write what they want

Then create your own wiki so we can read

Globetech:


Then create your own wiki so we can read

��� i guess you take it as valid source