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Is ungratefulness a Gen Z culture? (opens the original)
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The young lady’s mother and I grew up in the same neighbourhood and we are agemates. Most of us who grew up in that neighbourhood were friends, even though our paths began to diverge after primary school. By the time most of us were headed to junior secondary school, her mother had dropped out of school completely and, although a lovely girl, had begun to attract the attention of young men from neighbouring communities and beyond. While we were still in junior secondary school, we heard that she
Why are men no longer keen on marrying church girls? (opens the original)
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Many Nigerian men looking for a wife are now de-emphasising church. Some of them claim that once they hear that a lady is a “born-again”, too many vices (and not virtues) come to mind, including: The possibility of an extramarital affair with her pastor Priority to church and not family obligations Becoming an agent of disunity in the family she’s married into Sowing church seeds with his hard-earned money These men believe that the charity of many church girls does not begin at home, but starts
Are Igbo men averse to divorcees and single mothers? (opens the original)
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A lady’s message to me read: “The average Igbo man does not believe that a woman over 50 years of age deserves to either remarry or have a relationship. Those that come my way are people who see what I can do for them.” The lady in question is divorced, in her late fifties. And she is Igbo. I believe she came to this conclusion because of a behavioural pattern that she has experienced with some Igbo men. One of the relationship requests that I received sometime back came from a man who told me t
Very remarkable encounters (iv) (opens the original)
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She is someone whom I have patronised over the years. She sells eggs in the market. Although I have only met her daughter, who comes to the market from time to time to help her out, I could tell that the light-skinned little girl that I also see around her is not biologically hers… just by looks alone. Eventually, I learned how the girl came under her care. According to her, the girl, who had been orphaned since infancy, was being raised by her mother-in-law. One day, the elderly woman sent for
Very remarkable encounters (III) (opens the original)
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I met the woman over three years ago at a local market I was introduced to for my fish needs. As I explored the market, I discovered that I could also buy native foodstuffs there. Mama was one of such discoveries, and I ended up buying fresh okro from her. Other times, I would go to her for my vegetable needs. I would even ask her to slice the vegetables for me while we made small talk. From leaving some “change” with her after every transaction, I began to simply stop by her stall from time to
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