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Few months after getting married.
ReplyDeleteI didn't change my last name
ReplyDeleteI did mine 2 to 3 years after wedding as a result of NIMC wahala, I just decided to change everything to align with my marriage certs.
ReplyDeleteMao Akuh
9 years and I haven't change mine..
ReplyDeleteI can't deal with all the stress, and the need haven't arise yet
I thought I am the only one that left my maiden name for too long. 10 years to the glory of God and I am still not ready for stress too.
DeleteSharon, we will start taking cover from this your strange bullet. Haba! The correct English is- the need hasn’t arisen yet. Pls take note.
DeleteReading mode activated 😎
ReplyDeletePlease is it compulsory you change your last name if you and your husband are traveling out of the country
ReplyDeleteNo, I didn't have to change mine.
DeleteNo, it is not compulsory.
DeleteI haven't changed mine.
ReplyDeleteLegally changed mine back to my papa's name about 4 yrs ago.
ReplyDeleteI never Change name ooo..
ReplyDeleteHello iya Boys
Been married 15 years-yet to change my last name.
ReplyDelete4 years after
ReplyDeleteLast year, during my NYSC registration
ReplyDeleteI did change of name
I have not changed my name, married for almost 9 years now. Husbandman said it is not necessary.
ReplyDelete6 abi 7 years after marraige
ReplyDeleteMy hubby talk tire
Reading and nodding my head 🙄🙄
ReplyDelete15years in
ReplyDeleteYet to do it ✌️
Immediately after marriage
ReplyDeleteSame month we married
ReplyDeleteMy certificates still carries maiden names. My official documents,since I got married is my husband's name.
ReplyDeleteCertificates are never changed anyway.
DeleteToday's men generally don't care about change of wives surnames. Women generally care more about change of name if the is more to assert co-ownership over. If there is more to or them to assert sole ownership of, the name change needs a lot of talking from men who feel it is necessary.
ReplyDeleteTruly, change is not important at all.
Mr. Mann