Bendeco2020:
That's a different case. You guys should not misinform people.

Marying a single mum or pregnant woman is dfferent from your wife cheating on you and get pregnant for another man. In some part of Igbo land like Nsukka once the woman try such, the deity in the land will strike.

Perternity Fraud is a taboo in every part of Nigeria. Stop deceiving yourself

madridguy:
https://twitter.com/MikaelCBernard/status/1774864110552772957?t=ZzcvGE_X_xlmAn52fPlB9A&s=19

madridguy:
This submission generated loads of reactions on Twitter which is really educating. I have learnt alot about some Igbos culture and the two most surprising it among it all are:

1. Girls staying back in their father house to give them male child.

2. Mothers marrying for their late sons. The said wife is free to go and get pregnant anywhere just to have children that will answer the late man's name.

Let me attach some screenshot from the tweet.

Bendeco2020:

Drop the link for Op, not me

Bendeco2020:
That's a different case. You guys should not misinform people.

Marying a single mum or pregnant woman is dfferent from your wife cheating on you and get pregnant for another man. In some part of Igbo land like Nsukka once the woman try such, the deity in the land will strike.

Perternity Fraud is a taboo in every part of Nigeria. Stop deceiving yourself

@ Op, If you like accept pertanity fraud from your wife. That's your personal choice and don't involve Igbo culture.

Penguin2:

Yeah

These practices are true.

And I can tell you they are still valid today if anyone decides to practice it.

madridguy:
This submission generated loads of reactions on Twitter which is really educating. I have learnt alot about some Igbos culture and the two most surprising it among it all are:

1. Girls staying back in their father house to give them male child.

2. Mothers marrying for their late sons. The said wife is free to go and get pregnant anywhere just to have children that will answer the late man's name.

Let me attach some screenshot from the tweet.

RealLordZeus:
That position can be challenged in a court of law and the so called "sperms donor" will go home with the child

Federal Law supersede Regional Culture

madridguy:
This submission generated loads of reactions on Twitter which is really educating. I have learnt alot about some Igbos culture and the two most surprising it among it all are:

1. Girls staying back in their father house to give them male child.

2. Mothers marrying for their late sons. The said wife is free to go and get pregnant anywhere just to have children that will answer the late man's name.

Let me attach some screenshot from the tweet.

RealLordZeus:
That position can be challenged in a court of law and the so called "sperms donor" will go home with the child

Federal Law supersede Regional Culture

Penguin2:

You are from Nsukka and you know that it’s only in Nsukka that deities strike the woman for cheating and not the generality of Igboland.

In fact, some women have protested that culture as misogynistic because why would your deity strike a woman that cheats but turns a blind eye to a husband that cheats on his wife?

So, don’t engage in blind argument but open your mind and learn what you don’t know about the generality of the Igbo culture.

Or are you now telling us that Nsukka culture is bigger than the culture of the whole Igboland?

Or that everyone else is wrong and you are the only one right?

yesloaded:


Too much of Nollywood

madridguy:
This submission generated loads of reactions on Twitter which is really educating. I have learnt alot about some Igbos culture and the two most surprising it among it all are:

1. Girls staying back in their father house to give them male child.

2. Mothers marrying for their late sons. The said wife is free to go and get pregnant anywhere just to have children that will answer the late man's name.

Let me attach some screenshot from the tweet.

madridguy:
This submission generated loads of reactions on Twitter which is really educating. I have learnt alot about some Igbos culture and the two most surprising it among it all are:

1. Girls staying back in their father house to give them male child.

2. Mothers marrying for their late sons. The said wife is free to go and get pregnant anywhere just to have children that will answer the late man's name.

Let me attach some screenshot from the tweet.

madridguy:
This submission generated loads of reactions on Twitter which is really educating. I have learnt alot about some Igbos culture and the two most surprising it among it all are:

1. Girls staying back in their father house to give them male child.

2. Mothers marrying for their late sons. The said wife is free to go and get pregnant anywhere just to have children that will answer the late man's name.

Let me attach some screenshot from the tweet.

Bendeco2020:


Am from Onitsha not Nsukka

For your second paragraph. The deity will even strike the man and not the woman. The woman may only run mad.

This was done because, for a woman that truely love her husband before marrying him will never try to cheat for any reason. She knows what is at stake before trying such

Ozommadu:


Yes, it's keeping the lineage.

A wife can marry another woman for the husband especially if she can't give birth( or birth a male child).

Bendeco2020:


Am from Onitsha not Nsukka

For your second paragraph. The deity will even strike the man and not the woman. The woman may only run mad.

This was done because, for a woman that truely love her husband before marrying him will never try to cheat for any reason. She knows what is at stake before trying such

helinues:
Paternity fraud has been in existence since God knows when . It's something universal but here we go with the Sainteastern, which such no dey happen for their place

Meaning Relationship/Marriage cheating no dey exist for una side at all.

Wondering if na for Palm wine parlor una dey concort all this unverifiable claims

Penguin2:

Which of the claims here is unverifiable?

And what effort did you make towards its verification before declaring it unverifiable?