Lady shows off her Igbo husband’s lavish mansion in village

Lady shows off her Igbo husband's lavish mansion in village

A Nigerian woman recentl took her followers on a virtual tour of her Igbo husband’s lavish mansion in the village. The video showcased the grandeur and opulence of the residence, leaving viewers in awe of its beauty and splendor. The woman identified as @princessjay___1 on TikTok not only highlighted the luxurious aspects of the mansion but also celebrated Igbo culture. From architectural elements to intricate interior designs, the mansion exuded a sense of cultural pride, captivating viewers with its fusion of modern luxury and traditional aesthetics. Netizens were left stunned by the woman’s exclusive glimpse into her husband’s luxurious village mansion. The video garnered a wave of awe and admiration, with viewers expressing their fascination with the opulence and grandeur of the residence. @Sommie said: “If u people ever see me marrying for love eeh use slap wake me them don charm me.” @ikemobasi said: “Come na only igbo pple dey do christmas.” @Chioma Divine said: “There’s no logical reason why I shouldn’t be wealthy.” @Dorhis reacted: “Showing things is good o but u all to be careful it’s Christmas time the high rate of kidnapping in village is rampant…be safe out dere.” @Miracee21 said: “I greet the cleaners.” @mz_sugarp reacted: “God please dash me one Igbo good rich handsome man.” Watch the video below: @princessjay___1 #nwuyeodogwu ♬ Igbo Amaka – Flavour

Igbo man informs foreign wife of the food serving culture in Nigeria

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“Igbo man no dey dish food from pot” — Nigerian man tells his South African wife“Igbo man no dey dish food from pot” — Nigerian man tells his South African wife A Nigerian man informs his South African wife it is wrong in the Igbo culture for him to dish food from the pot himself as she refuses to do so. The couple who are based in South Africa could be heard having an argument over who should serve the food. The Igbo man who returned back late came home to demand that his wife served him his food from the pot. She refused claiming she had cooked it already and all he had to do was just take a plate and dish it himself. “Igbo man no dey dish food from pot” — Nigerian man tells his South African wife “Igbo man no dey dish food from pot” — Nigerian man tells his South African wife This caused a ruckus as the man insisted it is unheard of in his culture for him to go his wife’s pot and serve himself. The South African wife disagreed, supporting her claim by saying they were in her country now so his culture doesn’t hold water. Watch video here

“I have fine daughters” – Woman quickly informs half castes as they greet her in Igbo

Half castes Igbo fine daughters woman

Half castes Igbo fine daughters woman

A viral video online shows the moment a woman gets surprised to hear half castes speaking her native language as she informs them that she has beautiful daughters. The caucasian boys visited her shop to make videos with her.

Half castes Igbo fine daughters woman

Half castes and Nigerian mother. She was surprised and impressed when she realized that they knew how to speak Igbo fluently. She quickly revealed to them that she has fine daughters back home, if they’d be interested in matchmaking them. @Simple boy said: “she has a beautiful daughter ooo🤣” @Lucie🍯 wrote: “Wasted no time 😂😂😂” @Emmanuel Chekwas remarked: “As she just reach house she will be like, “Nkechi my daughter come and sit down lemme tell you something that happened at the market today” 😂😂😂” @kally commented: “She went straight to the point 😂😂” @Nita 🥺🥺♥️ wrote: “na my mama type be this woman 😂😂💔💔” Watch video below … @elevoh1 ♬ Umbrella – Nasboi

Flavour’s response to lady concerned about Igbo men’s fashion

Flavour's response to lady concerned about Igbo men's fashion

Nigerian singer, Chinedu Izuchukwu Okoli popularly known as Flavour, has responded to a lady’s concerns about the dressing style of Igbo men. The lady expressed her desire to fall in love with an Igbo man but admitted being worried about the way some of them dress.

Flavour

A photo of the Nigerian singer, Flavour. Photo credit: @2niteflavour Source: Instagram The singer, addressed the matter in response to the lady’s comments on one of his posts on Twitter. The incident arose after the renowned singer shared a video of himself on the social media platform. In the video, Flavour was seen donning an armless black shirt with a plunging neckline, coupled with a red see-through pant and black shoes. To maintain modesty, he wore black underwear to cover his privates inside the red pant. Reacting to the video, the concerned lady expressed her apprehension about the dressing style of some Igbo men. She wrote;  “I want to fall in love with an Igbo man but I’m so scared that one day he can just come out of the room dressed like this and he’d be so serious.” Flavour, known for his charm and charisma, promptly responded to the lady’s comments. He wrote; “You’ll be fine.” See below;

Nigerian lady teaches Igbo to students in Chinese University (Video)

Nigerian lady teaches Igbo to students in Chinese University (Video)

In a heartwarming display of cultural exchange, a Nigerian lecturer named Miss Chioma has captivated social media users with her efforts to promote the indigenous Igbo language on an international platform. A video shared by Chioma showcased her teaching Igbo to Chinese students at Southwest University in Chongqing, China, as part of an intercultural program.

Nigerian lady teaches Igbo to students in Chinese University (Video)

A photo of the Nigerian lecturer who teaches Igbo to Chinese students. Photo Credit: @sweety_vieve Source: Twitter The footage reveals Chioma engaging a class of primary school children who had visited the university as part of their intercultural program. Speaking in Mandarin, the official language of China, Chioma introduced the Chinese students to the basics of the Igbo language. She taught them how to greet, show appreciation, and even led them in singing an Igbo song. During the session, the passionate educator provided a brief background about the Igbo people, highlighting their notable contributions to Nigerian culture. She expressed her intention to delve deeper into Igbo culture and her homeland during their next meeting, fostering an eagerness for further intercultural exchange. Chioma’s commitment to preserving and promoting the Igbo language and culture resonated strongly with viewers, as her video quickly gained traction on social media platforms. She wrote; “See how I teach Chinese kids Igbo on Southwest University intercultural program,” The clip shared has received widespread praise and commendation for her dedication and innovative teaching methods. See below; See how I teach Chinese kids igbo on southwest university intercultural program #IGBO #igbo #Igbos pic.twitter.com/FbL8MoWIN2 — Miss.chiomah (@sweety_vieve) June 24, 2023  

Oyinbo lady married to Igbo man breaks down in tears (Video)

Oyinbo lady married to Igbo man breaks down in tears (Video)

A Caucasian woman has shared an emotional video lamenting about her marriage to a Nigerian man of Igbo descent. The woman, identified as Dinero Okonkwo, revealed that their relationship is not always a bed of roses, despite the happy posts they share on social media. She explained that there are days when she feels lonely and sad, and it’s hard to cope with the distance between them. Dinero said that waiting for her spouse to come home is not easy, and she misses him terribly. She also mentioned how work and stress make it harder for her to cope. In her plea, she asked netizens to keep her in their prayers and support her through this difficult time. She said; “We post a lot about the happy moments, the happy times in our relationship but there are days that are hard. “There are days I just feel lonely and sad… It is not easy, you know, waiting for your spouse to come for so long… I miss my husband so much. Working and stressing… Everything else just makes it more real…I’m trying to get out of bed and stop crying but it’s really hard. Keep me in your prayers.” See the video below: @loloagu_1 The truth is……. #sadness #naijawifefeelings ♬ original sound – Lolo Agu (Dinora Okonkwo)

“Demolitions in Lagos is not targeted at Igbo” – Ohanaeze Ndigbo

"Demolitions in Lagos is not targeted at Igbo" – Ohanaeze Ndigbo

"Demolitions in Lagos is not targeted at Igbo" – Ohanaeze Ndigbo

The leading Igbo socio-cultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo refutes reports concerning building demolitions by the Lagos State Government allegedly targeted at Igbo residents in the state. This response came in the wake of public reactions to the demolition activities carried out by the state government at Alaba International Market in the Ojo Local Government Area.

Ohanaeze Ndigbo Alex Ogbonnia

Spokesperson for Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Alex Ogbonnia. Gbolahan Oki, the General Manager of the Lagos State Building Control Agency, had previously announced that some buildings slated for demolition had been issued quit notices since 2016. However, criticisms arose, claiming that the decision was specifically targeted at Igbo individuals within the market. In response, the spokesperson for Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Alex Ogbonnia, released a statement on Saturday stating that the organization had conducted investigations into the matter and uncovered the true facts. Ogbonnia further mentioned that Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu, the President General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo, urged calm among the Igbo occupants of the market while calling upon the state government and the state’s Environment and Development Authority to approach the demolition exercise with prudence and a clear objective. The statement partly read, “The attention of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide has been drawn to several fake publications circulating on social media alleging a decision by the Lagos State Government to take actions to victimize the Igbo citizens domiciled in Lagos. Since the disturbing news broke out, we have made investigations in order to establish the true state of affairs.”

Police arrests man over hate speech against Igbo on social media

Police arrest man over hate speech against Igbo on social media

Police arrest man over hate speech against Igbo on social media

Police arrest man over hate speech against Igbo on social media Osun State police arrests Kehinde Adekusibe on Thursday following a hate speech posted on Twitter targeting the Igbo ethnic group. The statement made by Adekusibe on May 18th, 2023, reads as follows: “Let’s kill all the Igbos. Let’s flush them out of Yoruba lands. I hate these people with a passion,” according to a statement by Olumuyiwa Adejobi, the police spokesperson.

Police arrest man over hate speech against Igbo on social media

Kehinde Adekusibe, suspect responsible for hate speech against Igbo tribe. Credit: Princemoye1 / Twitter. As soon as the Police Command received the report, detectives from the Cybercrime section at SCID Osogbo promptly initiated an investigation, leading to the arrest of the suspect in Ilesa. Adejobi further revealed that the suspect has admitted to the offence and will face charges in court once the investigation is concluded. OSUN STATE POLICE COMMAND PRESS RELEASE- 15/06/2023
OSUN POLICE ARRESTS SOCIAL MEDIA USER WHO TWEETED ‘LET’S KILL ALL THE IGBOS’
Today 15th June, 2023, the Osun Police Command has arrested one Kehinde Adesogba Adekusibe ‘m’ 28years who violated the social media policy pic.twitter.com/zL4whqQtpM — Prince Olumuyiwa Adejobi (@Princemoye1) June 16, 2023

Life coach, Solomon Buchi defends woman who called Igbo men “insufferable and misogynistic”

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Life coach, Solomon Buchi defends woman who called Igbo men "insufferable and misogynistic"An Igbo woman took to Twitter to write her opinion about her kinsmen from the Eastern part of Nigeria. According to the lady, identified as @Aphrodiety__, Igbo men are very annoying, arrogant, and have a striking dislike for successful women. As expected, her opinion has been met with a lot of criticism and also stirred up a  whole controversy. While most ladies agree with this point, the men are unabashedly unrepentant with their egoistic and snarky responses. However, writer and life coach, Solomon Buchi Bartholomew, has come to the lady’s defence, saying that what she said about Igbo men is true, though she should try not to generalise. Solomon Buchi, who is also an Igbo man, took to his twitter page to weigh in on the controversial post and also call out his tribesmen for being control freaks. He accused Igbo men of acting like “demigods” when they have money and forcefully trying to turn their wives to housewives. He said they see women as the “lesser gender” and are obsessed with male children. He wrote, #Thread If I say that Igbos are hardworking, a lot of y’all will nod and agree with me. But if I say that Igbo men are typically misogynistic, you bash and cuss me out. Why would you agree to a conclusive positive statement and not take criticisms that way too? — Solomon Buchi (@Solomon_Buchi) May 15, 2019 If I say that Igbos are hardworking, a lot of y’all will nod and agree with me. But if I say that Igbo men are typically misogynistic, you bash and cuss me out. Why would you agree to a conclusive positive statement and not take criticisms that way too? First off, there’s really a problem with selective stereotypes. Besides, stereotypes are stereotypes because they have truths in them. We will say Yoruba people love parties. Hausas are hospitable and United. Igbos are hardworking and business oriented. Yeah? Now, in that same light, there are sides to the positives too. Igbo men are highly misogynistic; this is not tribalism. This isn’t fueling ethnocentrism; this is just a truth. If you call it a generalization then let’s look at our hypocrisy.. Nigerians will come online and say the police is tough, bad and tyrannical towards the citizens. The police is mostly painted in bad light. Nobody remembers that’s stereotyping. There are freaking good police men but outnumbered by the bad ones. What am I trying to say? When someone calls out a tribe; criticizing them, don’t even come claiming its stereotyping because we all freaking stereotype and it’s not always bad! We all know every stereotype has exceptions! Do Akwa Ibom people love dog meat? Yes! Many but then not ALL! Are Nigerian politicians corrupt? Most not all! What am I saying? There’s always something peculiar to a group of people! Good and bad! Now back to the main talk.. They usually feel like they are demigods especially when they have money; they feel entitled to a woman and everything about her. Their ego is bloated and honestly usually uncouth. This is the truth. They’d tell you how they can feed you in disdain just because you refused to comply to their proposal. They’d remind you how they have someone your mate that they are taking care of. They’d get married to a woman and turn her to a housewife by force. Control you like you don’t have a mind of your own. The Igbo traditional practices don’t help. They have misogyny so entrenched in them. The woman is seen as a lesser gender. It’s prevalent with Igbos, the obsession with male children is just so much. And even when a there’s a girl child, there are Igbo sayings like: “Nwoke bu ugwu nwanyi”. This means that a man is the dignity of a woman. Like saying a woman is incomplete without a man. There are many instances. Ask women around you. Many of them will conform to you. I am not saying all Igbos are this way but trust me it’s more difficult to make a typical Igbo man to consider gender equality than any other tribe. We are very traditional. Always clenched to how our fathers did it. Always. Well, this isn’t a hate post. This is a call out post that we can do better. There are good Igbo men who are progressive. So yeah, Igbo men should strive to be more open and shed the stripes of misogyny. I know it’s how we were conditioned but you should make the difference. Gracias!

Igbo lady opens up on how attack on her people is affecting marriage with her Yoruba husband

Igbo lady opens up on how attack on her people is affecting marriage with her Yoruba husband

A Nigerian lady of Igbo descent has opened up on how the recent tribal feud between the Igbos and Yorubas is taking a toll on her marriage with her Yoruba husband.

Igbo lady Yoruba husband poison

The lady identified as @Oluomachilro, who was reacting to a post alleging that the Igbos were being attacked at Abuloshun Lagos, lamented over the ill treatment of her people. She said that she had spoken harshly to her husband in anger because it was his tribesmen that were perpetrating the act.

One netizen advised her to divorce him, to which she replied that she would because she’s beginning to have thoughts of poisoning him with the way she feels.

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