My husband no go even eat if i attempt to kneel down give am food...He go halla!
Any woman dey wey dey serve food like this to her man and the man sef go collect? No be slave trade be this?
Any woman dey wey dey serve food like this to her man and the man sef go collect? No be slave trade be this?
So if she stand drop the food, the man no go chop am? Abi him no go belleful? Or him no go be the head of the house again? Hian!
ReplyDeleteAbeg o.
Help me ask again Cynthia.
DeleteWill ot aid my digestion
DeleteNo. Him go purge
DeleteDem go still dey( based on what we read/hear these days), I don't know any though.
ReplyDeleteWhen last? Wedding day o.
ReplyDeleteYou no lie 😂
DeleteWhen last ke??
ReplyDeleteI never try am
Lol. Calabar women style. Nigerian mehn love it.
ReplyDeleteI have never and will never do it.
Gbam! Never ever!
DeleteHave never tried it, I only bend a little.
ReplyDeleteBut am not sure people still practice this again.
Lol.....13years ago.I gave myself sense. I outgrew nonsense....
ReplyDeleteIt still won't keep him so only do it for the right reasons.
ReplyDeleteThey are both smiling, it means say they love each other. The man dey do well, the woman dey reciprocate.
ReplyDeleteThey are both smiling, it means say they love each other. The man dey do well, the woman dey reciprocate.
ReplyDeleteMaybe it's for content creation.
ReplyDeleteit not bad. it is culture and won't remove anything from you. In my part north they do not go completely down like half way like even when have problem in collecting banding things to elderly one especially the females. Women sha U have problem with these but don't have problem with kneeing from a guy to propose. Let me be naughty here but u don't have problem collecting banana kneeling ba
ReplyDeleteNo woman will kneel to serve u. Better start crying now!
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DeleteSome kind Odogwu husbands deserves such treatment Sha, E get as man go take pamper you with love and cash u know 😁, to kneel down na water nau.
ReplyDeleteYes oo only real men and odogwus deserve this kind of special serving
DeleteOil dey your head. 3 bossa for you
DeleteThe type I dey pray for.
DeleteWhen last? Traditional wedding day o,he didn't even allow me to kneel well.
ReplyDeleteThis must be content sha
Haba the woman didn't do it well na. She's supposed to place the food on her back while he eats. Shebi she's the first to marry in her lineage.
ReplyDeleteKposhikposhi.
My husband will never allow me do this NEVER
ReplyDeleteWell, to each his own. I've never done it, and neither will my husband demand such. For those who do, as long as they are happy, no wahala.
ReplyDeleteThis made me remember one of my dad's cousin's gist we heard when we were young. He got married to this born again, very respectful lady. When people visit them, they marvel at the things this woman does as a sign of respect for her husband. One of which is kneeling down to serve his food. The gist had it that even if the husband wasn't on the seat while serving, she still kneels down for the empty chair😀
I don’t know for me I see respect as what you deem fit for that person due to their antecedent. If a man is good to me, I don’t mind kneeling for him to show him I appreciate him as a person. I’m not too big or educated for a great husband.
ReplyDeleteIf a man sleeps with you at night, he has got no right to this service. Education and literacy is a total liberation.
ReplyDeleteThe one that ought to stop is Igbo girls kneeling down to give their husbands to be a drink in igba nkwu ceremony. I will rather they both stand up and have the drink.
God only will have my knees. I will slightly bow low to greet my elders and that’s it.
Never did for anyone...but i dont have any problem with women who do so.
ReplyDeleteI will not do it
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