@wanguwamajani@llycsi For us no. Its a cultural thing. More symbolic than quantity, that is why the man who gives 1M of cash is considered to not have paid the brideprice but the man who brought two calves to the bride's home is considered to have met the obligation.
@wanguwamajani@llycsi I do not know about your community but our community does not see it as trade, but amongst the ceremonies that bring the two families together. That is why most of our parents do not care what the man brings. The negotiations create bonds and etc between the two families.
@gacikiraMD@Daktari_Muli Bro, what did you expect him to do? Build roads? Build hospitals? Pay for people school fees? You are being delusional and reasoning like my grandma in the village, who expects the senator to build roads.
@RealKaruga You may not know but the low income earners sustain the high income earners in one way or the other. So we will be there. Tho ema duokowa dala.