Newnas:
It's better to marry a person of same religion.

I had many secondary school mates from parents of different religious backgrounds. They were confused children, today they're in church tomorrow they're in mosque, next tomorrow they're no where.

Later now, they'll be sharing children; two will follow their mother to church and two will follow their father to mosque. Then there will be fracture.

The end is usually ugly. Many end up regretting it.

No matter what you see in a person of opposite religion there are dozens more in your own religion.

Of she's a Christian olosho, there are hundreds Muslim oloshos too. Go and marry one.

If he's a Muslim Yahoo boy, there are hundreds of Christian Yahoo boys too. Go and carry one.

If she's a decent Christian girl, there are hundreds of decent Muslim girls.

If he's a gentle Muslim man, there are hundreds of gentle Christian men too.

You only need to calm down and the right person will come your way.

In my opinion, tribal issues have very minimal effects in marriage if religion is one.

There are many Igbos that marry Yoruba Christians and many Yoruba Muslims that marry northerners, and this almost never causes marital issues. But religion?!

Mcpikin:
As SUG President proposes to Christian girlfriend on signing out day.

Comr. Sulaiman Rabiu (Aluta STANDARD), the Students Union Government (SUG) president of University of Abuja on the 2nd of December, 2019 proposed to his long time sweetheart Princess- Iboro Offonz a 100 level English student of the same University.

This day was memorable because it is the same day the No. 1 student of Uniabuja concluded his undergraduate final exams. Newzmpire gathered that Students were taken by surprise when on the signing out ceremony, the President bent his knee to propose.

Another astonishing takeaway was the fact the SUG President who happens to be Muslim engaged a Christian lady.

When interviewed by Newzmpire he said:

"I’m a Muslim and she is a Christian and also I’m Hausa and she is Calabar.

I want Nigerians to know and understand that love is not about religion or ethnicity. It's about the passion and feelings for one another.
I am now happily engaged."

The occasion which was not left out of celebration of the new couple with the students of the University in a fashionable way.

See Video here
https://www.instagram.com/p/B5lTYd3AkYN/?igshid=eybw7837jnqh

seuncyrus:
person way just finish school dey propose Awon omode yii sha , I laugh in swahili sha

Homers123:
I hope he won't force her to convert in the future but all in all Love trumps all.

Ijawwomaninoyo:


It is very obvious he is, they condemn public embrace between opposite sex, even married couple.
It is an abomination for a male to embrace his mother and females to embrace fathers.
On the other hand, there might be a hidden price tag, there's no time she will not be introduced into hijab by the family.
They use to threaten them with a second wife if they don't comply with instructions.

Newnas:
It's better to marry a person of same religion.

I had many secondary school mates from parents of different religious backgrounds. They were confused children, today they're in church tomorrow they're in mosque, next tomorrow they're no where.

Later now, they'll be sharing children; two will follow their mother to church and two will follow their father to mosque. Then there will be fracture.

The end is usually ugly. Many end up regretting it.

No matter what you see in a person of opposite religion there are dozens more in your own religion.

Of she's a Christian olosho, there are hundreds Muslim oloshos too. Go and marry one.

If he's a Muslim Yahoo boy, there are hundreds of Christian Yahoo boys too. Go and carry one.

If she's a decent Christian girl, there are hundreds of decent Muslim girls.

If he's a gentle Muslim man, there are hundreds of gentle Christian men too.

You only need to calm down and the right person will come your way.

In my opinion, tribal issues have very minimal effects in marriage if religion is one.

There are many Igbos that marry Yoruba Christians and many Yoruba Muslims that marry northerners, and this almost never causes marital issues. But religion?!

johnkay1:
Power, money and fame are irresistible for women

rexchazy:
impressive but I hope you can feed her well

Richdad50:


A young 100 level undergraduate between 17-21 years old may not have the stamina or maturity to embark on such a tumultuous journey of parallel faith but mutual love.

Love, relationship, and raising godly children is enhanced by a common belief system in the home. A family where you have distilled and parallel beliefs rarely enforces unity, love, and proper upbringing of a child. Most often, the children are left to their own fate to decide faith. Even the man/woman grow apart with time and age.

Son, if you would listen to my counsel, never marry a woman from another faith except you are convinced she can be converted. For the ladies, never marry a man of another faith because you can never convert him. It may happen but it is only for a while. He will surely return. Exceptions are not overruled.

Love is not finite but a home is. A man and woman as they grow older re-route the concept of love and affection to the perspective of his/her God and how he understands the tenants of his faith. We treat our women differently and believe in one wife till death. We believe a man is the head but equal with his wife. We treat our women with dignity and respect. We honor them and listen to their discerning gifts. We allow them the freedom to navigate their purpose and the privilege to be who they want to be.

Richdad

Inyaka:


Lie. I know a lady who converted her husband to Christianity from islam.

partnerbizn4:


it's not true that a muslim man can't embrace his mother.

aremuforlife:
It is very easy for a muslim brother to marry a christian sister, but not the other way round

rexchazy:
impressive but I hope you can feed her well

Equity15:
lmao na abuja na..you know him papa?

johnkay1:
Power, money and fame are irresistible for women

Newnas:
It's better to marry a person of same religion.

I had many secondary school mates from parents of different religious backgrounds. They were confused children, today they're in church tomorrow they're in mosque, next tomorrow they're no where.

Later now, they'll be sharing children; two will follow their mother to church and two will follow their father to mosque. Then there will be fracture.

The end is usually ugly. Many end up regretting it.

No matter what you see in a person of opposite religion there are dozens more in your own religion.

Of she's a Christian olosho, there are hundreds Muslim oloshos too. Go and marry one.

If he's a Muslim Yahoo boy, there are hundreds of Christian Yahoo boys too. Go and carry one.

If she's a decent Christian girl, there are hundreds of decent Muslim girls.

If he's a gentle Muslim man, there are hundreds of gentle Christian men too.

You only need to calm down and the right person will come your way.

In my opinion, tribal issues have very minimal effects in marriage if religion is one.

There are many Igbos that marry Yoruba Christians and many Yoruba Muslims that marry northerners, and this almost never causes marital issues. But religion?!

Richdad50:


A young 100 level undergraduate between 17-21 years old may not have the stamina or maturity to embark on such a tumultuous journey of parallel faith but mutual love.

Love, relationship, and raising godly children is enhanced by a common belief system in the home. A family where you have distilled and parallel beliefs rarely enforces unity, love, and proper upbringing of a child. Most often, the children are left to their own fate to decide faith. Even the man/woman grow apart with time and age.

Son, if you would listen to my counsel, never marry a woman from another faith except you are convinced she can be converted. For the ladies, never marry a man of another faith because you can never convert him. It may happen but it is only for a while. He will surely return. Exceptions are not overruled.

Love is not finite but a home is. A man and woman as they grow older re-route the concept of love and affection to the perspective of his/her God and how he understands the tenants of his faith. We treat our women differently and believe in one wife till death. We believe a man is the head but equal with his wife. We treat our women with dignity and respect. We honor them and listen to their discerning gifts. We allow them the freedom to navigate their purpose and the privilege to be who they want to be.

Richdad

Freehuman:
To marry or date a Muslim girl as a Christian in NIGERIA is very easy but you must be rich. That's all.

To also marry a Christian girl as a Muslim In Nigeria you must also be rich.

All of you saying stuff like " Muslims girls don't Marry Christian men" should chill.

I thought D'banj was going to marry Indimi's daughter. They were always romancing even in public. They were so much in love and Indimi is a very respected Muslim in Nigeria. Buhari's in law .

Equity15:
you are very right..also have friends like that, today they go to church, tommorow they go to mosque. I'm a Muslim but I've never dated a Muslim girl, na so so Christian girls, the way I'm seeing, maybe I fit marry Christian. but the issue about kids worries me. if you agree to share the kids religion, the dad won't be always around, so the other kids will be influenced by the mother, and you know children.

Erastuslove:
"Be ye not YOKED together with an unbeliever" it is a Bible quotation...…….am I correct?