Every time i listen to Nigerian folktales i get to learn more about their customs and tradition. i will keep the name of the village at heart in case i meet a brother from there 😅
I think I would have second thoughts about marrying someone that had such traditions especially if the person you married goes outside of the marriage how can you stay loyal to someone that is disloyal to you.
I can't marry a man from a village with such unfair traditions, cheating is not gud bt da results shud apply to both.... nevertheless,it was a very beautiful story from da best story teller.
This is obtainable in Nsukka. I remember when my then guy's friend told me his wife was studying in my state, I jokingly said anambra men would snatch her from you, and he said she'll run mad if she cheated. And I said why? He said it was their culture. Then my then guy said he was going to tell me that. I was angry, and he asked me if I had plans of cheating, I said my anger was that the law was not applicable to both spouses. It's an evil law! The weird thing is that according to historians, it was their women who brought their law upon themselves. It's said that the white people came to their town and their men started accusing them of infidelity...and in a bid to show their innocence and calm their husbands suspicions, they brought that practice....I don't know if this is true...just saying what I heard. And it is also said that if the husband finds out that his wife cheated, or his wife tells him that she cheated, and he doesn't bring the case to the public, that's if he keeps the issue of infidelity private, that the husband will fall sick and he'll die. So for him not to die, he'll have to report his wife. Recently, it is said that for that tradition to be effective, there's a separate practice they do during their traditional marriage. It's when you carry out that practice that the madness will be effective if the wife cheats. I also heard it's no longer effective as it used to.
Nonsense custom! No one should cheat. The consequences should be there for either man or woman. But hey, trust society to punish women and applaud men.
It's not only Nsukka oo Arochukwu also does this rubbish. I don't support cheating, but the punishment should apply to everyone, or no one at all. And no! I can't marry a man with this tradition, it's disrespectful and one-sided.
@@AfricanTalesByOmalicha They do. A man from there told me sha. But I don't think the girl will run mad, I think it's the man that'll fall sick or something if the cheating wife cooks for him.
This tradition is so, so unfair. I am not encouraging infidelity but why should a man go free when he cheats and the woman gets punished for cheating😢…., thank GOD he got served rightfully.
Well I don’t think is fair. But Azike was wrong unfortunately after that beating he didn’t make it. While wife did the wrong thing and regretted it. Thank you her friend she survived. ❤
I'm from that side, and many of our ladies are tired of that rubbish tradition already. And most of our men are really taking advantage of it because they know the women can't do same. If you are a married lady your unmarried siblings can not use your personal things. Can you imagine
Dsame as delta State when a married woman sleep with another man she will feel sick or the children will sick and die 😢 on still the woman confused ( Urhobo traduction)
I married in nsukka but i refuse to do with they tradition.i said to them that before i we do it that it will affect me and my husband,omo na so my husband did not talk about it again😂😂😂. because they only do it to the lady and they we be funicating anything under skirts living the woman to suffer
BUT THAT IS NOTHING NEW IN NIGERIA WOMEN HAS NO VALUE ONLY THEY CAN MARRY AS MANY WOMEN AS THEY WANT, TREAT THE WOMAN AS THEY WANT AND THE WOMEN FOR THE MOST PART TAKE IT AND ASK THE MAN FOR FORGIVENESS AFTER ALL THE WICKEDNESS THE MAN DO TO THEM BS, NONSENSE
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That's what they usually say when they run mad, so that way everyone knows what caused the madness
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Every time i listen to Nigerian folktales i get to learn more about their customs and tradition. i will keep the name of the village at heart in case i meet a brother from there 😅
Nawa oo for d tradition
I think I would have second thoughts about marrying someone that had such traditions especially if the person you married goes outside of the marriage how can you stay loyal to someone that is disloyal to you.
Well, at the point of getting married, she did not expect to turn out the way it eventually did
The tradition is very unfair to women honestly that’s why most of the women don’t like their men
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I can't marry a man from a village with such unfair traditions, cheating is not gud bt da results shud apply to both.... nevertheless,it was a very beautiful story from da best story teller.
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These custom and traditions are very scary. But what’s good for the goose is all so good for the gander. Karma is real.
Yes it is
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It's not fair, it should be both parties chaiii that why they say first know the traditions before getting into in name of marriage 😊😊
Yes! It's good to always ask questions
Such tradition to me is already a red flag unless it affects both partys
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Poor Chisolm. She married Ezike's representative. She should have divorced him instead. He got his just dessert in the end.
This is obtainable in Nsukka. I remember when my then guy's friend told me his wife was studying in my state, I jokingly said anambra men would snatch her from you, and he said she'll run mad if she cheated. And I said why? He said it was their culture. Then my then guy said he was going to tell me that. I was angry, and he asked me if I had plans of cheating, I said my anger was that the law was not applicable to both spouses.
It's an evil law! The weird thing is that according to historians, it was their women who brought their law upon themselves. It's said that the white people came to their town and their men started accusing them of infidelity...and in a bid to show their innocence and calm their husbands suspicions, they brought that practice....I don't know if this is true...just saying what I heard.
And it is also said that if the husband finds out that his wife cheated, or his wife tells him that she cheated, and he doesn't bring the case to the public, that's if he keeps the issue of infidelity private, that the husband will fall sick and he'll die. So for him not to die, he'll have to report his wife.
Recently, it is said that for that tradition to be effective, there's a separate practice they do during their traditional marriage. It's when you carry out that practice that the madness will be effective if the wife cheats.
I also heard it's no longer effective as it used to.
Oh wow! I didn't know this part of the custom. Thanks for sharing. I have learnt something today
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That insane wickedness😮
That insane wickedness😮
That insane wickedness😮
Nonsense custom! No one should cheat. The consequences should be there for either man or woman. But hey, trust society to punish women and applaud men.
And that ignore the Commandments… thy shall not commit adultery…
As they say! It's a man's world
It's not only Nsukka oo Arochukwu also does this rubbish. I don't support cheating, but the punishment should apply to everyone, or no one at all. And no! I can't marry a man with this tradition, it's disrespectful and one-sided.
@@DericaJude oh ! I didn't know that Arochukwu also practised this too
@@AfricanTalesByOmalicha They do. A man from there told me sha. But I don't think the girl will run mad, I think it's the man that'll fall sick or something if the cheating wife cooks for him.
@@DericaJude oh wow! Learnt something new today! Thank you
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This so unfair why is it when men cheat they won't run mad, I really enjoyed the story ❤
Serves him right
Unfair tradition.
Yes, very unfair
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Dis is also edo state tradition, edo women will die not even run mad, it either d woman or her children unless some rituals were done. Good story👍🏽👍🏽
Oh wow! I never knew it happened in edo too
This tradition is so, so unfair. I am not encouraging infidelity but why should a man go free when he cheats and the woman gets punished for cheating😢…., thank GOD he got served rightfully.
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Well I don’t think is fair. But Azike was wrong unfortunately after that beating he didn’t make it. While wife did the wrong thing and regretted it. Thank you her friend she survived. ❤
Nonsense 7:09 😂
I am from Enugu and this tradition is more reason I can't end up with an Nsukka man couple with the fact that there men can cheat for Africa
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Oh Wow! Why won't they cheat when they know nothing will happen to them
I don't think it exist
@princessglandy6776 I bet you've never stepped your feet in the east but here you are saying....
It’s not fair
At all
Is not fair
It's very unfair
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I'm from that side, and many of our ladies are tired of that rubbish tradition already. And most of our men are really taking advantage of it because they know the women can't do same.
If you are a married lady your unmarried siblings can not use your personal things. Can you imagine
Wow! I didn't know this part
@AfricanTalesByOmalicha Ha! Many things I don't have the strength to write down
Dsame as delta State when a married woman sleep with another man she will feel sick or the children will sick and die 😢 on still the woman confused ( Urhobo traduction)
Shebi my husband wants to have side chick abi? Me too I will have a side man 😂😂😂
I married in nsukka but i refuse to do with they tradition.i said to them that before i we do it that it will affect me and my husband,omo na so my husband did not talk about it again😂😂😂. because they only do it to the lady and they we be funicating anything under skirts living the woman to suffer
BUT THAT IS NOTHING NEW IN NIGERIA WOMEN HAS NO VALUE ONLY THEY CAN MARRY AS MANY WOMEN AS THEY WANT, TREAT THE WOMAN AS THEY WANT AND THE WOMEN FOR THE MOST PART TAKE IT AND ASK THE MAN FOR FORGIVENESS AFTER ALL THE WICKEDNESS THE MAN DO TO THEM BS, NONSENSE
no no its not on nope
No that tradition isnot good at all
The tradition is so wrong, so biased abeg..it would have engulfed d man too
I don't like this one I taught we would hear why the gods hate woman this don't
say