Igbo Parents And Traditional Rites Of Their First Daughter? (Page 7)

i heard da same storry but in dis case was about da first boi born in an igbo familly not da first daughther, he not be alowed to marry outside his tribe or other nationality but an igbo girl????is dat true? wats is da difference between da first boi in an igbo familly and da first daughter??? i really try to understand but am verry confused....can sum1 help me?

Posted: at 26-04-2011 11:52 PM (13 years ago) | Newbie

i totally disagree with that. i am equally
from middle belt and happily married to an ibo lady who is
the first daughter of her family. Well initially it was some
how hard to convince her mother until her father step in. 
Her father once stays in abuja & is use to our culture.
I dont think its a law or tradition, its depend on individual
differences.

Posted: at 27-04-2011 10:50 AM (13 years ago) | Upcoming

Poster, I have to be frank with you........I was told that in the olden days, 1st daughters were not allowed to marry far away, not just outside the tribe, but far away from home......but today anyone (including 1st Igbo daughters)can marry as far as she wants.  My advice to you is to believe your woman, becos I believe she knows her parents better than anyone else. No double-dating, becos that wont help matters.  And if you arent convinced yet, you could at least show your face in your woman's home to feel the pulse of her people, that would give you a candid idea of what to expect.  Good luck to you!

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Posted: at 27-04-2011 11:14 AM (13 years ago) | Hero

she is frm Imo State. dat one make d lie increase. cos am 4rm imo state too never had of such thing and hv seen many of our women marrying frm other tribes. Gudluck poster dats if ur ready to get married

Posted: at 27-04-2011 11:48 AM (13 years ago) | Gistmaniac

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Posted: at 27-04-2011 12:02 PM (13 years ago) | Addicted Hero

help me beg am o

Posted: at 27-04-2011 12:15 PM (13 years ago) | Gistmaniac

well dear u wear d shoe ,u feel de pinch.as far as i am concerned ,u don't take hear-say for granted.just sit urself down wth ur girl and dr'aw a line of no trespass.parents are parents and once they say no ,u can't over-ride their decisions.it will take a lot of tact n patience to make dem see eye to eye wth u.pray hard n let ur fiancée do de same.wen GOD has plans for u,no human hand can be against u.trust in HIM.good luck.i am a Cameroonian so i will not know of the habits of Igbo tribes.

Posted: at 27-04-2011 01:21 PM (13 years ago) | Newbie

na lie

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Posted: at 27-04-2011 05:53 PM (13 years ago) | Addicted Hero

ONLY  IN  UR  FAMILY  I  GUESS............hsssssssssssssssss

Posted: at 28-04-2011 12:06 AM (13 years ago) | Hero

wat is d soln to dis?

Posted: at 28-04-2011 06:48 AM (13 years ago) | Gistmaniac