@ZeeOpara “I think the Igbo system and tradition is highly misogynistic and patriarchal”
The response is about denigrating Igbo culture and men, no one cares who she is with. Go through the quotes and comments , we don’t even want women like that.
Someone said she doesn’t want Igbo men and they’re wailing in her cs. Do you people think you’re cheesecake or what? Other African women want you now. Go there.
As an igbo person living in the east
We see the culture
We know the culture
Despite that, we have our rights and we use it when due
Idk but I can't gravitate elsewhere.
Two block heads turns to one
If the vast majority of feminists who go about complaining about Igbo men and culture were living in the East, I would take their concerns more seriously.
But instead, majority of them live outside the East.
It's the feminists and misandrists who are pushing the agenda, but we Igbo men stand firm.
We survived the civil war, we'll survive this phase as well.
"Igbo men/women are marrying out at a higher rate..."
That's not necessarily a good thing if the continuation of an ethnic identity matters to you.
Nna. Anyí wekwa problem oo!
@udara0000001 It's the feminists and misandrists who are pushing the agenda, but we Igbo men stand firm.
We survived the civil war, we'll survive this phase as well.
@_deenmah If y'all so full of love for Igbo men, why do we have so many Igbo feminists and misandrists who shit on Igbo men and slander their culture?.
@Hibana122 It is only a tragedy when the mother is deprived of her children.
It is perfectly okay to deprive the father of his children. If he had accepted the court order, she would grow up thinking her black father abandoned her, instead of the truth.
That's society.
A lot of kids esp girls with Igbo mothers and non Igbo fathers, tend to gravitate more to the Igbo side of their heritage.
I've come across 3 girls with Yoruba fathers and Igbo mothers who behave this way.
@chukatweet And they never fail to make the man understand that they settled for them.
There's reason the Igbo girls who are married to men from other group are always the one in control of the marriage and their children are more inclined to Igbos and Igbo culture.
This is true.
FFK, Seyi Tinubu, Yakubu Gowon, Seyi Law, El Rufai's son etc.
The list goes on, some of these men have done some of worst atrocities and said some of the worst things about Ndi Igbo.
Yet the all bagged an Igbo woman, one way or another.
@pepeelina@Jesse_Ebubedike I've asked how Igbo customs and traditions are misogynistic and oppressive to Igbo women, yet she still hasn't given an answer.
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