chidoziepeter:
even with this affordable amount some are still single shouting "owo da " at every bus stop and be looking for who to rape at every slightest opportunity, from there the person has automatically becomes their "Iyawo mi ni o"

iJhoe:



Come'on don't be ridiculous!!

You make it seem like it's only the Yorubas that are Agbero.

Just because you live in another person's land as afforded you by the natives, when even you literally don't afford them the same.

Now, that you are grown with them to know how they behave positively and negatively, which isn't any different from how others behave in their clime.

Every tribes have those quirks, don't make it seem extraordinary than it already seems

Truthisunique2:
you guys are using this thread to sell una.women

But una women no.dey fine that's the problem, I am not igbo. O

9gerian:
Correct.

It is marriage between 2 growing adults usually, and not occasion for poverty alleviation for the families and neighbors.

MessiahMARLIANS:
Wonderful.


I'm from The Yoruba Part of Nigeria too.


However; As an Agricultural Journalistic Entertainment Tourist (AJET); I Travelled Down To Cross River State and Have Settled in Ekori, Yakurr Local Government Area for about 2 Years since I left The Year 2020 EndSars Protest in Ikeja, Lagos State.




To The Glory of God Almighty;

I'll be getting Married To My Bossom and Missing Rib Whom I Met This Year as an MTN Customer Care Representative when i went to retrieve my line at The MTN Office in UGEP Town.


We will be getting married Next Weekend - December 9, 10; 202.

All Nairalanders are invited

As a teacher on Nairaland; She's now a nairalander too...and I'm teaching her to teach other people on Nairaland How to bank "Customer Care Representative" Jobs with Brands and Top Companies.

(For Your Information; UGEP is The Town That Yearly Host "MISS LEBOKU" which is One of The Paramount Rural Tourism Attractions for Business Initiators and Investment Tourist.




My Present Wife-To-Be attended to me very respectfully, selflessly and sacrificially like MTN was Her Papa's Office.


And Since I loved her selflessness and respectful manners - Somehow Today; The rest is HISTORY.



Below is The Bride Price Provided to me from her family.



This is exactly what is obtainable in The South-South; Precisely UGEP.

Nwatachoba1:



We no dey complain na

Abi with all these you said, igbos are still getting married yearly

Na why when igbo men marry, they treat their wives with utmost respect and all, yoruba men(some tend to treat their wives like piece of trash and can just send her back to her father's house any minute and quickly remarry or marry more than 5 wives)

Respect your culture and traditions and respect others way of life. Uche onye adiro njo na anya ya

Billgatessecond:



See why I say we yorubas are the best . If it's an Igbo guy who created this thread I am sure he created it to bash yorubas .. an average man can afford all this things besides it will be given back .. see Igbo man list o boy u go run

Billgatessecond:



See why I say we yorubas are the best . If it's an Igbo guy who created this thread I am sure he created it to bash yorubas .. an average man can afford all this things besides it will be given back .. see Igbo man list o boy u go run

Malawian:
After that, Igbo guys go dey chop the wifes and pay for the wife to eat food bah? Lazy Yoruba yoots.

FreeStuffsNG:
This is an authentic Yoruba marriage rite list given to the groom's family. That dowry will be returned officially to prove that they are not selling their daughter and not in debt in the event the groom's family fail to keep their word to take care of their bride.

OloYeOfEgbE:
50 yams...?

wow

Aladeintl:
As far as the bride price is concerned in Nigeria, the Yoruba list remains the cheapest.

Attached in this article is the bride price list that my girlfriend's family gave me for marrying their daughter let me shock you, I still divide some of those items into two.

Note:
1. almost all the items here are general items that will be requested in any part of Yorubaland

2. Some may add one or two things to it, e.g., live goat or chicken.

3. The quantity of each item may be more or less but I can bet you that it won't be outrageous.

4. The bride's father writes the list not the community but if he likes, he may ask for the input of his elderly ones preferably his elder brother (or sister).

The input most time is for the first daughter. After that, the remaining daughter's is a photocopy.

5. It is negotiable.

6. Except for the monetary materials, all other bride price materials will be shared equally by the bride's father and mother and some portion send to both grandparents' families.

7. Any family in Yoruba that gave you a bride price worth 300k should be reported to their religious leaders for greediness and covetousness.

LogicBomb8:
4 basket of pepper missing

Aladeintl:
As far as the bride price is concerned in Nigeria, the Yoruba list remains the cheapest.

Attached in this article is the bride price list that my girlfriend's family gave me for marrying their daughter let me shock you, I still divide some of those items into two.

Note:
1. almost all the items here are general items that will be requested in any part of Yorubaland

2. Some may add one or two things to it, e.g., live goat or chicken.

3. The quantity of each item may be more or less but I can bet you that it won't be outrageous.

4. The bride's father writes the list not the community but if he likes, he may ask for the input of his elderly ones preferably his elder brother (or sister).

The input most time is for the first daughter. After that, the remaining daughter's is a photocopy.

5. It is negotiable.

6. Except for the monetary materials, all other bride price materials will be shared equally by the bride's father and mother and some portion send to both grandparents' families.

7. Any family in Yoruba that gave you a bride price worth 300k should be reported to their religious leaders for greediness and covetousness.

drizslim:
All these for her to come to my house and wreck me with undiluted pepper

babaoo:
I be Yoruba man trying to marry a delta woman,though the list there give me is quite ok but the problem with the list, is the part where there say I have to dress the bride's father and mother.i still have to provide for the food there will give their visitors.
I can't go market to buy any how cloth,there have already stated type of cloth and material.how will I dress my wife to be family and not dress mine..
My family is not a big family,infact I go hardly see 20pple to come including my own frienda but my wife family dey demand for cow already for their visitors.. Their daughter is not working presently and trying to tell them to let us invest the money on their daughter but na the bride's price there all focus on which I don't have a problem with but I just don't see myself wasting close to 2mil because I wan marry.. I no love anybody reach dat level,na legit work I dey do,I can't save up and waste it in party...

gonkin:
Now compare it to one i saw online some months ago on nairaland. I believe it should be cross river

mceze:


Not true. It depends on family. My wife is from Imo, I spent less than 200k. I can say that I am very lucky.

FreeStuffsNG:
This is an authentic Yoruba marriage rite list given to the groom's family. That dowry will be returned officially to prove that they are not selling their daughter and not in debt in the event the groom's family fail to keep their word to take care of their bride.

FreeStuffsNG:
This is an authentic Yoruba marriage rite list given to the groom's family. That dowry will be returned officially to prove that they are not selling their daughter and not in debt in the event the groom's family fail to keep their word to take care of their bride .

BanyXchi:
there's nothing like yoruba part of Nigeria, yoruba is an ethnic nation, are you Yoruba or not?

MessiahMARLIANS:
Wonderful.


I'm from The Yoruba Part of Nigeria too.


However; As an Agricultural Journalistic Entertainment Tourist (AJET); I Travelled Down To Cross River State and Have Settled in Ekori, Yakurr Local Government Area for about 2 Years since I left The Year 2020 EndSars Protest in Ikeja, Lagos State.




To The Glory of God Almighty;

I'll be getting Married To My Bossom and Missing Rib Whom I Met This Year as an MTN Customer Care Representative when i went to retrieve my line at The MTN Office in UGEP Town.


We will be getting married Next Weekend - December 9, 10; 202.

All Nairalanders are invited

As a teacher on Nairaland; She's now a nairalander too...and I'm teaching her to teach other people on Nairaland How to bank "Customer Care Representative" Jobs with Brands and Top Companies.

(For Your Information; UGEP is The Town That Yearly Host "MISS LEBOKU" which is One of The Paramount Rural Tourism Attractions for Business Initiators and Investment Tourist.




My Present Wife-To-Be attended to me very respectfully, selflessly and sacrificially like MTN was Her Papa's Office.


And Since I loved her selflessness and respectful manners - Somehow Today; The rest is HISTORY.



Below is The Bride Price Provided to me from her family.



This is exactly what is obtainable in The South-South; Precisely UGEP.

Nyanabo:
Original bride price are really not expensive, in any part of the country. We are the ones that wants to be the talk of the community and how well we spent money on the traditional marriage.

Aladeintl:
As far as the bride price is concerned in Nigeria, the Yoruba list remains the cheapest.

Attached in this article is the bride price list that my girlfriend's family gave me for marrying their daughter let me shock you, I still divide some of those items into two.

Note:
1. almost all the items here are general items that will be requested in any part of Yorubaland

2. Some may add one or two things to it, e.g., live goat or chicken.

3. The quantity of each item may be more or less but I can bet you that it won't be outrageous.

4. The bride's father writes the list not the community but if he likes, he may ask for the input of his elderly ones preferably his elder brother (or sister).

The input most time is for the first daughter. After that, the remaining daughter's is a photocopy.

5. It is negotiable.

6. Except for the monetary materials, all other bride price materials will be shared equally by the bride's father and mother and some portion send to both grandparents' families.

7. Any family in Yoruba that gave you a bride price worth 300k should be reported to their religious leaders for greediness and covetousness.

Okealaaye:



LIAR! Yoruba don't accept bride price back! In most cases in contemporary times they don't even accept it. The Yoruba hate to be seen as selling their daughters off.

Nostring:
carry your nzogbu nzogbu way of life Comot the nice thread

Buhari4sale:
You don dey knack am na... So what's the white handkerchief for? Didn't you discuss that with the parents?