tutudesz:
Two wives during this economy

ValCon888:
Polygamy is the fastest way for a man to die especially if they all live in one house. Men already have shorter lifespans with one wife talk more of two.

The best solution is to have separate houses for both wives and their kids to prevent internal strife.

Eriokanmi:
They're the only tribe in the southern Nigeria who still keeps polygamous marriage tradition till date apart from Muslims. It's an age-long tradition among them. If you go to Ondo or ekiti state where they produce palm oil you'd see them and their wives living under same hut

ValCon888:
Polygamy is the fastest way for a man to die especially if they all live in one house. Men already have shorter lifespans with one wife talk more of two.

The best solution is to have separate houses for both wives and their kids to prevent internal strife.

MyVILLAGEpeople:
Why always delta state men. Lol.


Check well e go be urhobo man

RALPHOW:


Our fathers with 4 wives live longer than men with one wife and they really enjoyed their lives to fullest.
If one wife misbehaved, he turns to another room.

Man is polygamy by nature.

enemyofprogress:
Mynd44 what do you think about this?




BEING a guy is so SWEET! No Pregnancy, No Period, Just One BOXER SHOT for Two Weeks. If you THINK I'm lying ASK Akeem😂😂

Elidrisy20:
The other one don already carry belle

SavageResponse:
This is good, such marriages should be encouraged so that we can reduce the number of unmarried ladies

BBIA:

na who be Akeem ?

ValCon888:
Polygamy is the fastest way for a man to die especially if they all live in one house. Men already have shorter lifespans with one wife talk more of two.

The best solution is to have separate houses for both wives and their kids to prevent internal strife.

Gistmedia10:
In a remarkable display of love and tradition, Cyril Obarakpo captured hearts and made history in the community of Oria-Abraka, Delta State. Over the weekend, he exchanged vows with not one, but two women simultaneously, in a wedding ceremony that has since gone viral.

The joyous occasion was marked by a moment that melted hearts as a video surfaced online, showing Cyril passionately kissing both of his new wives. Surrounded by friends and family, the atmosphere was filled with celebration and happiness as the trio embarked on this unique journey together.

The radiant smiles on the faces of the newlyweds, now known as Mrs. Obarakpo, spoke volumes about the love and unity shared among them. The video quickly became a trending topic on social media, with many applauding Cyril for his bold step and the harmony evident in their union.

This wedding not only made waves in the local community but also sparked conversations about love, relationships, and the changing dynamics of marriage. As Cyril Obarakpo begins this new chapter with his two beloved partners, their story continues to inspire and captivate audiences across the country.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itHKw-d8AEQ