Will you sign a prenuptial agreement? (Page 8)

The first clause will be "should the groom, hereafter refered to as agabs, ever raise his voice at the bride, he forfeits half of all his earthly posessions to her with immediate effect."

No, I won`t!

Antenuptial agreement is no topic in Africa because of religious believes, cultural practices and traditions of Africa which forms our mentality & way of life and make an average African different in reasoning, understanding, conception & perception... from our European, American...counterparts.

Asking an average African (male or female) to enter into such a contract tells him or her that the marriage is a temporal one & would end any minute you choose.
This is not in line with our cultures & traditions, religion & our general way of life.

Over there, marriage is a contract (granted by the state, which makes it very loose)
In Africa, marriage is a union ordained by God

Legally, it`s always a contract. But the attarchment of religious & cultural believes give it a completely different meaning and that marks the different between marriages in Nigeria, for instance & in the US.

I hate ambiguity. Ambiguity gives room for strife. The Idea of a prenup enforces trust and protects a marriage. It kind of like makes it obvious that neither party is in the marriage for material or for survival. I think a prenup is cool. It is suppose to be till death do us apart, but, humans are funny. A prenup enforces each persons right to be and individual. And some humans are vengeful. When some humans start hating, they go all out to destroy you. You know what they say about a woman's scorn. Ha ahahahah.

Love should not blind logic.

An Africanised Oyinbo in the house..........hehehe

Yes, we don Africanise you sharply........hehehe

No, I won`t!

Antenuptial agreement is no topic in Africa because of religious believes, cultural practices and traditions of Africa which forms our mentality & way of life and make an average African different in reasoning, understanding, conception & perception... from our European, American...counterparts.

Asking an average African (male or female) to enter into such a contract tells him or her that the marriage is a temporal one & would end any minute you choose.
This is not in line with our cultures & traditions, religion & our general way of life.

Over there, marriage is a contract (granted by the state, which makes it very loose)
In Africa, marriage is a union ordained by God

Legally, it`s always a contract. But the attarchment of religious & cultural believes give it a completely different meaning and that marks the different between marriages in Nigeria, for instance & in the US.