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Why Ijaws Don't Bury Women In Their Husbands Place by GreatBoss: 11:00pm On Jul 03, 2022
Ijaws always bury woman with her fathers people.
Be it Arogbo, Kalabari, Ibani, Okrika, Nembe, Tuomo, Gbaramatu, Egbema, Kolokuma etc


No matter the amount of money you pay, you must bring back the daughters and they will check all the body to see to it that it is complete.
Ijaws say they don't marry out bone.
Ijaws give properties to women at times even more than men.


My mom got more of her fathers property even more than each of her two elder brothers.
Re: Why Ijaws Don't Bury Women In Their Husbands Place by Mide1data: 9:53am On Jul 08, 2022
Really?
Re: Why Ijaws Don't Bury Women In Their Husbands Place by Kobojunkie: 5:53pm On Jul 08, 2022
GreatBoss:
Ijaws always bury woman with her fathers people.
Be it Arogbo, Kalabari, Ibani, Okrika, Nembe, Tuomo, Gbaramatu, Egbema, Kolokuma etc
No matter the amount of money you pay, you must bring back the daughters and they will check all the body to see to it that it is complete.
Ijaws say they don't marry out bone.
Ijaws give properties to women at times even more than men.
My mom got more of her fathers property even more than each of her two elder brothers.
So the bride-price commotion does not affect ijaw women? undecided
Re: Why Ijaws Don't Bury Women In Their Husbands Place by WorWorBoy: 1:47am On Jul 09, 2022
GreatBoss:
Ijaws always bury woman with her fathers people.
Be it Arogbo, Kalabari, Ibani, Okrika, Nembe, Tuomo, Gbaramatu, Egbema, Kolokuma etc


No matter the amount of money you pay, you must bring back the daughters and they will check all the body to see to it that it is complete.
Ijaws say they don't marry out bone.
Ijaws give properties to women at times even more than men.


My mom got more of her fathers property even more than each of her two elder brothers.
In Okrika once a woman is fully married,she no longer have any business with her father household. When she dies,she will be buried in her husband place cause that is where she belongs, it's a taboo for a married woman to be buried in her father place.
Re: Why Ijaws Don't Bury Women In Their Husbands Place by Allen102: 1:58pm On Jul 09, 2022
GreatBoss:
Ijaws always bury woman with her fathers people.
Be it Arogbo, Kalabari, Ibani, Okrika, Nembe, Tuomo, Gbaramatu, Egbema, Kolokuma etc


No matter the amount of money you pay, you must bring back the daughters and they will check all the body to see to it that it is complete.
Ijaws say they don't marry out bone.
Ijaws give properties to women at times even more than men.


My mom got more of her fathers property even more than each of her two elder brothers.
This information is false in Okrika once you are married,it is in your husband place they will bury you. I guess Okrika people are not ijaws.
Re: Why Ijaws Don't Bury Women In Their Husbands Place by fman(m): 1:16pm On Jul 10, 2022
The answer is simple.
Most ijaw women dey born for their papa House
Re: Why Ijaws Don't Bury Women In Their Husbands Place by GreatBoss: 2:30pm On Jul 10, 2022
fman:
The answer is simple.
Most ijaw women dey born for their papa House

That's a lie

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