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Yoruba
ReplyDeleteEdo state especially Benin
DeleteEsan tribe in Edo state.then northerners
ReplyDeleteI dunno but this bride price of a thing depends on each family I believe..some family will tell you, they're not selling off their daughter,while some don't really mind to bill their inlaws
ReplyDeleteUrhobo: N120.
ReplyDeleteVery true
DeleteFulani I think?
ReplyDeleteYes yes
DeleteFulani
The groom.ti b will b flogged and if he cries he wont marry dat day
(So i heard)
I no know that one o
ReplyDeleteI don't know of other tribe but my tribe (Yoruba) collect little amount or nothing as bride price.
ReplyDeleteIgbo 😳😳
ReplyDeleteYou're joking right? 😂
DeleteThat comment you’re looking for you won’t see it lol
DeleteBenue, they even do give away with their women.
ReplyDeleteLMAO. Not necessarily give away. It's to let the man know that money can't buy a person. She's not a commodity.
DeleteAs e cheap so, you do anyhow,they go collect am back any moment. Aftaroh Wetin you drop?
This is not true, bride price is paid in all the tribes in Benue.
DeleteHian, I don't know.
ReplyDeleteYoruba
ReplyDeleteHausa
ReplyDeleteIdoma
ReplyDelete#50😅😅😅😅
Hausa
ReplyDeleteHausa and Yoruba people.
ReplyDeleteSame in my family
ReplyDeleteDelta state. My mum told us her bride price in kobos
ReplyDeleteIt will surprise you that 1kobo then has value more than one thousand naira of today.
DeleteI think its yoruba people.
ReplyDeleteYoruba
ReplyDeleteFor the ones I have witness Yoruba is good with not collecting a dime
ReplyDeleteNo idea
ReplyDeleteYoruba
ReplyDeleteMarigold
Depends on the family that you are marrying from and sometimes on the educational qualification of the lady. It has nothing to do with tribe
ReplyDeleteDe play
DeleteI think benue
ReplyDeleteOgoni
ReplyDeleteSome tribes and or families collect low amount of bride price but demand expensive items
ReplyDeleteWhat is the difference?
Marriage in all tribes is almost the same for greedy bride families
Bride price or dowry payments is one of the big challenges in marriages this side and in the other parts of the world where it is an important component of the marriage ceremonies/institution
It is one of the reasons the wife is seen as an asset than a co-partner by most husband's families
So a wife has to prove herself a co-partner, but the husband has almost nothing to prove
A wonder why women still accept that it be collected on their behalf
Some women even brag about their bigger price.
Price. What does that says about the payer?
🤔🤔🤔
ReplyDeleteIt's Edo state. My side collects #1000 but they'll remove #50 and return the rest. The funny thing is if they return the money, why not the other items?
ReplyDeleteKalabari.
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