Osamabinladenik:
She's actually the most powerful Nigerian woman on the planet

She has come a long way

Ojiofor:


Which social right is more than giving a girl child sound education?
Btw rich Igbomen buy properties for their daughters and 'will' properties to them too.
What women do not inherit is their father's compound in the village or family land farm lands, that is the inheritance of the male children as the daughters are supposed to get married and live in their husband houses where her children will inherit their father's family inheritance.In case she is unmarried she will live with her brothers in her father's compound.

This sums it up.

Do you remember Governors owns and issue CofO in Nigeria context, if that's applicable it mean your culture doesn't give a female child ownership right.

technicallyrich:

Derty coword that shitt and pooo in pots,plates and custard rubber.
No wonder your girls don't wash their pantt and smells everytime.
Just remember that theifnubuu will lose

You are only animal among the men on this thread, so sit down your butt and learn

Ojiofor:


We still have more men in school way more than many regions in Nigeria that is a fact.
We believe and value our women and invest heavily on them.

Is there record to back this up, I think otherwise until I see reliable data

Ttalk:


What made her Igbo woman?

By the time you get your Biafria of 5SE states, will you borrow Iweala to come and be your president?

Because Brazilians speak Yoruba doesn't mean Salvado will become president in Yoruba Nation

See phoolish analogy. How about kwara? They are northerners, they are not yoruba.

Ttalk:


But Igbo tradition doesn't recognise women gender, or has the practise changed?

Confused afonja

Ttalk:


Let Iweala claim Igbo and not you assigning tribe to innocent woman, that's the greatest insult to a fellow human

What tribe did she tell you she was from? So if your parents are Yoruba, do I need you to come out and make a speech telling the whole world you are Yoruba?
You guys always say absurd things.
So let me ask you, is Obafemi Awolowo a Yoruba man? Do you have a record of him claiming to be Yoruba?

Ogbuefi2020:

Confused afonja

Your brothers have been civil enough. We can argue and be frank but should not be unnecessarily tribal.

Ttalk:


As your family members dey cry of the horror from SimonEkpa

Afonja Muslim pig.. you cap too much, why are you in pain? is one of your organ missing?

tctrills:

What tribe did she tell you she was from? So if your parents are Yoruba, do I need you to come out and make a speech telling the whole world you are Yoruba?
You guys always say absurd things.
So let me ask you, is Obafemi Awolowo a Yoruba man? Do you have a record of him claiming to be Yoruba?

You should have asked instead if Oritshajafor is a Yoruba man.

I think individual should be allowed to declare his or her identity rather than chosen one for them.

We you call Dele Momodu a Yoruba person?

Ttalk:


This sums it up.

Do you remember Governors owns and issue CofO in Nigeria context, if that's applicable it mean your culture doesn't give a female child ownership right.

Says who?
Didn't you hear Peter Obi said he is making savings for his children in one of his interviews.He have one daughter and one son and a billonaire like him will leave a lot of inheritance to his daughter.
Does your married sisters live in your father's compound?
Do your culture share ancestral farmlands to their daughters who lives in her husband house?
Anyway respect my culture as I respect yours.Some of you are married to your cousins so she can be given a share of your farm lands and family compound because she is still lives within the family.In Igbo culture we do not marry our relatives even to 8,9 10 generation.

Greatkenny2:

Afonja Muslim pig.. you cap too much, why are you in pain? is one of your organ missing?

Do you trade in organ?

Ttalk:


Is there record to back this up, I think otherwise until I see reliable data

Google it.

Ojiofor:


Says who?
Didn't you hear Peter Obi said he is making savings for his children in one of his interviews.He have one daughter and one son and a billonaire like him will leave a lot of inheritance to his daughter.
Does your married sisters live in your father's compound?
Do your culture share ancestral farmlands to their daughters who lives in her husband house?
Anyway respect my culture as I respect yours.Some of you are married to your cousins so she can be given a share of your farm lands and family compound because she is still lives within the family.In Igbo culture we do not marry our relatives even to 8,9 10 generation.

That's an individual thing, but talking about a general culture is what we are discussing here.

Yeah civilisation, religion, exposure and personal conviction can make one deviate from cultural norm.

Maybe a better point can convince me but not this one

Ojiofor:


Says who?
Didn't you hear Peter Obi said he is making savings for his children in one of his interviews.He have one daughter and one son and a billonaire like him will leave a lot of inheritance to his daughter.
Does your married sisters live in your father's compound?
Do your culture share ancestral farmlands to their daughters who lives in her husband house?
Anyway respect my culture as I respect yours.Some of you are married to your cousins so she can be given a share of your farm lands and family compound because she is still lives within the family.In Igbo culture we do not marry our relatives even to 8,9 10 generation.

Yes my culture does that, and it appears you're like that same culture that limits the right of a female child on inheritance but only enjoy claiming a female child's glory you do not not respect

Ttalk:


You should have asked instead if Oritshajafor is a Yoruba man.

I think individual should be allowed to declare his or her identity rather than chosen one for them.

We you call Dele Momodu a Yoruba person?

What of Oyedepo? Lol. Itsekiri is to Yoruba what Idoma is to Igbos.
Example Paul Enenche and Tuface Idibia are Idoma. Their names sound Igbo-ish but they are not igbos. This is completely a different scenario with igbos in Delta and Rivers

Ttalk:


Yes my culture does that, and it appears you're like that same culture that limits the right of a female child on inheritance but only enjoy claiming a female child's glory you do not not respect

What's your business with our inheritance culture? What has it got to do with the topic

Ttalk:


Your brothers have been civil enough. We can argue and be frank but should not be unnecessarily tribal.

You are engaging in meaningless argument. Giving stvpid analogy

Ttalk:


That's an individual thing, but talking about a general culture is what we are discussing here.

Yeah civilisation, religion, exposure and personal conviction can make one deviate from cultural norm.

Maybe a better point can convince me but not this one

I asked you questions you left answered.
1)Does your married sisters inherit your father's compound?Mind you a man can have dozens of houses I mean the main family house that is what I am talking about.There is no law in Igboland stopping anybody from willing his personal property to his daughters even girlfriends sef.

Ogbuefi2020:

What's your business with our inheritance culture? What has it got to do with the topic

This is a public forum where we gather to share ideas and learn. Turning it to a battleground by your types only shows true self

Ttalk:


This is a public forum where we gather to share ideas and learn. Turning it to a battleground by your types only shows true self

Bros, most west African cultures are patriarchal. I don't know how Igbos own is your problem

Ttalk:


Yes my culture does that, and it appears you're like that same culture that limits the right of a female child on inheritance but only enjoy claiming a female child's glory you do not not respect

Why wouldn't she live in your family house when she is married to a member of her family?

Why won't we take the glory after making heavy investment to train them in best schools in other to realise her full potentials abi na she train herself?

Ojiofor:


Why wouldn't she live in your family house when she is married to a member of her family?

Why won't we take the glory after making heavy investment to train them in best schools in other to realise her full potentials abi na she train herself?

I tire oo. We invest in the girl child and give her out in marriage to befitting husband and someone is talking about inheriting Father property

Ttalk:


You should have asked instead if Oritshajafor is a Yoruba man.

I think individual should be allowed to declare his or her identity rather than chosen one for them.

We you call Dele Momodu a Yoruba person?

I asked about Awolowo, is he a Yoruba man? Is Buhari a Fulani man?
Your point makes no sense. You are saying that we should wait for someone to tell his tribe first.
Is Davido a Yoruba man? I never heard him say he was Yoruba. The Alafin of Oyo is he Yoruba? Do you have any records of him claiming Yoruba?

Ogbuefi2020:

Bros, most west African cultures are patriarchal. I don't know how Igbos own is your problem

If you can be civil then I'll engage you.

Africa and world over has traditions and cultures that have outlived its time, such culture should be changed. One of it is the perception of Igbo culture not giving due right to a female child. Example is on farmland inheritance which none among Igbo on this thread has condemn.

Am not here to judge whether such practice is right or wrong, but just to ask what a female child thinks of that culture that deny her of her parents properties, how do you justify the success of a female child you denied of her right?

Ogbuefi2020:

I tire oo. We invest in the girl child and give her out in marriage to befitting husband and someone is talking about inheriting Father property

The guy is very slow in comprehension.
What is even more rewarding than training the girl child in school?

nothingspoil70:
Ebele Jonathan by your analysis igbo. Ibos have had their turn. Yoruba lokan

Ebele means different things in Jonathan's language but Ngozi means the same thing in Delta dialect with other igbos. That's the difference

Ttalk:


If you can be civil then I'll engage you.

Africa and world over has traditions and cultures that have outlived its time, such culture should be changed. One of it is the perception of Igbo culture not giving due right to a female child. Example is on farmland inheritance which none among Igbo on this thread has condemn.

Am not here to judge whether such practice is right or wrong, but just to ask what a female child thinks of that culture that deny her of her parents properties, how do you justify the success of a female child you denied of her right?

You see your ignorance? That culture only applies to village property which was inherited from far back ancestors. Any property purchased in modern times is subject to will in accordance with new laws brought by westernization. See, no culture is more flexible and adaptive to change than igbos

Ogbuefi2020:

Ebele means different things in Jonathan's language but Ngozi means the same thing in Delta dialect with other igbos. That's the difference

Ebele, Ebere are they not the same thing?

Ttalk:


You are only animal among the men on this thread, so sit down your butt and learn

An afonja ritualisst calling someone animal
You messs too too much and pooo inside buckets,plates,pots and even in your fridge.
Shittyy shittyy yoru bad pigg ;Dmess mess