@Aretetolife_03@Tobielobba There’s no culture before the Roman Empire that promoted this. None! Even in said Roman culture, brothels were common and regulated.
Asia, ME, Africa, Europe, I’m not sure about LATAM, all practiced polygamy before the spread of the Roman Empire
It’s not an African thing
@Cruxifico1989@UtdMaI Everything each of them is known for, he’s the second best in.
What he’s known for…none of them comes close.
Thats how you know he’s the greatest!
@dmightyangel I agree. As an obi supporter, I’d say there’s nothing wrong with what she said based on her office.
Now, learn that you have to give benefit of doubt when you hear other parties speak. You see how being taken out of context is damaging right.
@OryHarde This is very shallow thinking. Break down the cost of a Nigerian airline ticket, then you’ll see that taxes and fees are extremely high. That’s why prices are up.
Interest rates, aviation fuel, taxes, and everything she mentioned are all things the govt can affect directly.
@DonThoni_@Qwesii_Chiichy@HeadlessYouTube They came without papers and werent treated as illegals. I didn’t know this story until last year. Met a SAn and he narrated how he lived in Nigeria for 15years following apartheid.
He attended unilag free, even got stipends. Our civil service sent cash. Read and stop the hate
@A_denrele Start planning the visit now o.
She needs to feel like they are tired and are not allowing her. The parents need to start begging and preaching to her sef.
Small problem sha, if the parents leave her in Nigeria, she might never become a citizen. She’ll soon be 18
@d_ocheido This replies just shoes that women either don’t know or are purposely misrepresenting how men think. I think the gender war is making them act the latter.
Your success doesn’t make you “un-marry-able”, it might make you be perceived as beyond reach though.
@ThatMary_@d_ocheido Make we no lie.
No man will see that and call her un-marry-able. She might be viewed as beyond reach though. They are 2 different things.
Not marriageable is mostly an age, beauty (whatever the beauty standard is), or character issue.
@Literarilybaby@d_ocheido@Wizarab10 No nah. Buying a car doesn’t stop you from being viewed as a wife, it might reduce the opportunities for interaction with the men. For somebody actively searching, this might be an issue.
You point 1 is clear though.
@NtenteFaith@Teeniiola Like 😭😂
I met people when I served in Benue. I saw things and heard places!
Imagine my shock when I found out a lot of these places have very strong Christian population contrary to what I (in Lagos) thought
@Oluwaseun__0 Same thing happened in UNAD/EKSU 2008. We as a country have never seen power wielded properly so we have no good leadership experience.
The average Nigerian becomes power drunk easily