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Amanda Wekson
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Sam,
Na truth my brother Chiboy de tell una o.
You sabi say I be Biafran woman kpatakpata.
If una fit convert to a born again Biafran, I go kuku beg my brother say make im hear una offer.

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Amanda,
Homosexuals and transvesters among Nigerians? Are you serious? Na wa o.

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It is unbelievable how relapsed a good topic has become. I will come back when the rain of abuses have stopped.

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As with most things, marriages may go sour.

People had had to end up "kidnapping" their children in the attempt to get them "home".

Considering that at such times when the woman decides to wear the pant, one can safely assume that the children will come home if (and that's an if} the man had preferred a home gurl.

That's a reason I may have a prference for home made.
As I write this, I very well remember one of Tony Okorojis' tracks that alluded to this --- Today, If I no marry her, I will not live. Tomorrow, if she no leave my house, I go kill am.

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Sam,
So you know Tony Okroji? Why you come dey play games now?

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Sam

Don't delude yourself into thinking you stand a better chance with a homegirl when the divorce chips are down.I have seen a home boy put out on the street from a mansion he had sweated for and left at the mercy of friends by the same homegirl he had imported a few years back.Even worse this local lady got the children to accuse their father of sexual abuse and that ended his vistation rights.Talk about bringing it upon yourself.

I personally I would be more pained if some village girl I brought to America disposes me of my life savings than a woman I met on an equal basis here.At least I would not have to live with the shame of being outsmarted by a my own import.

Besides Sam I knew your enquiries about Amanda were fake and you are proving me right. Your preference is for home girls, so why are you trying to deceive our Biafran Queen?

[ April 25, 2001: Message edited by: chiboy ]


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Bro chiboy,
Do tell him....this Biafran daughter is a tough cookie to crack.

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Amanda,
Ride on, my sister.

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I am not aware that there is a preference for women from home. My experience is that after a while of living here I developed a preference for women who share my experiences. That and the "love thing" led me to my wife, who happens to be white and a die-hard Biafran.
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The home girl will always be my preference. Before I get crucified, let me explain my personal interpretation of what my home girl means. The home girl does not have to be imported from home. There are some Nigerian/Biafran home girls living here in the western world, but to be candid, they are very rare. I am one of the fortunate ones who is married to one of them. My home girl was born right here in the US, has a college degree in the medical field, but will not allowed the so-called women liberation to damp her sense of responsibilities of being our �mother�. My home girl, despite her lucrative professional career still find the time everyday to make sure that we all come home to a good family dinner. She never insisted for once that we have to go eat �oyibo� steak and salad dinner. Once in a while we eat out, but we don�t do it 6 days a week. She does not divide kitchen time between us. She does not dial 911each time we both raised our voices too high. She will not speak oyibo to our boyz because she believe if the Hispanics born in the US can understand and speak Spanish, her boyz should at least be able to understand their grandparents who doesn�t speak I wanna or you gonna. In return, I gave my home girl and family, a steadfast love, loyality and faithfulness. It has helped us to be a happy family for more than a decade now. All glory be to God.

Many Nigerian/Biafran ladies are wasting away here without a companion because they will not come down from the high pedestals they have erroneously created for themselves. They have allowed the deception of their new and late found liberation and sophistication to get in their heads at the expense of a good family life. They will portray a freedom, independent and sophisticated posture to the outside world, but when they get back home, they sob uncontrollably on their pillows because they live in a lonely, depressed state. There is nothing wrong for a woman to be assertive, (like my friend Amanda and Fumi of the Nigerian World forum. Amanda & Fumi?) but to everything, there is a limit. Marriage is give and take. Compromise and harmony is a key to a successful married life. They don�t sell it in the market, we have to learn and imbibe it.

Importing home girls from home could be dicey too. (Depending on where home is, Nigeria or Biafra) At times it worked out fine, and some times it is a disaster. What bring about the disaster is the same as above. Fake freedom, sophistication and deceitful liberation.

In a marriage, there has to be a husband and a wife, not two husbands. Even in homosexual relationship, there is a husband and a wife.

Marriage has to be between two equals with different responsibilities, but towards the same goal.

[ April 25, 2001: Message edited by: bababoyz ]

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Bababoyz,
You are a lucky man. No wonder!

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Ride on, Bro Leo!

You should encourage your Biafran warrior wife to come aboard. Here, she'll certainly meet other Biafrans of like minds.

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I never thought that there will come a day that I will say a nice thing to Bababoyz. This is going to be one of those rare occasions. Bababoyz like Paul said you are a lucky man. Whether imported or not many Nigeria/Biafra women here in the western world are few that meet your descriptions.

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Sister Amanda and Bro Leo

More grease to your elbows,what is important is a Biafran friendly spouse, be them green or white.It is also important we inculcate habits that would ensure our continued survival, I will talk more on this on Ambrose's thread.

Bababoyz

You know if you took the time like you have just done here to express your opinion on one Nigeria,you might convince some people to support your cause.

On your response I agree that there are decent Nigeria/Biafra women here and it is wrong to assume every woman in the west is an appostle of Oprah as your case has shown.


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BabaBoyz,
I beg to differ. It is wrong to refer to your wife as a 'home woman'. You have a very good wife , period. You saw a good woman in USA and took the plunge. Most problems exist when people dont recognise what is in their Sokoto and go and start looking for it in Sokoto.
I once worked with a Biafran lady, over a period of 2 years I got to know her to be a very good lady, I felt that she was going to make a good wife . As I was married, I decided to introduce her to one of my friends. My wife and I were really hoping that they would like each other and perhaps take it from there. My friend I later discovered, was hesitant because he had these ideas about Women in Diaspora. It did not work out.
My friend packaged one from home and was married for 8 months before being kicked out.The lady is happily married with kids.
There are terrible people ,both men and women both at home and in diaspora. We have to realise that it is not the environment that makes people bad, it is already inherent in them whether they be in Biafra/Nigeria or in diaspora. As I said earlier if I were to advice anyone I would advice against going home to pick up a bride.In Diaspora what you see, is what you get.

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Wacko,

Where did you "pick" yours from?

All, I think we should go home for this exercise, at least you will be getting newer ride.

[ April 25, 2001: Message edited by: Ednut ]

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Wacko, well said.


Bababoyz:
You didn't say what compromises you've made and still making in your marriage.
I see you're blowing your own trumpet and dissing other women from that Nigeria space, except your born and raised in diaspora wife.

Explain what you mean by, "There is nothing wrong for a woman to be assertive, (like Amanda and Fumi) but to everything, there is a limit".

This is a cyber forum. The greatest majority of us here do not know each other, let alone, intimately. Like they say, each person's mother's soup is always purpoted to be the most delicious, however flawed.

I could sit down here and write ovation-deserving, heart-warming desertation about my family and I. I could go on and on about my attributes, endowments, and accomplishments that are quite verifyable both at sight and at close contact. I could be carried away with the praises and admirations that are reactions to such gifts. But displaying such will be a characteristics of a shallow and debased mind/person.

Recognizing that we are not equally endowed, and that one man's trinket is another man's gold, I rather use one of my abilities to defend and uplift the seemingly less endowed "trinkets" for their self betterment. The acquisition of sense of self-worthiness by all of us makes for a progressive, harmonious, and tolerant society.

Just remember that, as in every society, there are men and women who chose to remain unmarried. It should not be interpreted that they couldn't find a marriage partner and as such "sob into their pillows every night, but appear independent and sophisticated in public".

Marriage is not a guarantee to success and harmony. Rather, Mutual compatibility, trust, love, and occassional attitude adjustment (compromise) are a guarantee to a successful, healthy, and harmonious marriage.

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Amanda wrote:

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Marriage is not a guarantee to success and harmony. Rather, Mutual compatibility, trust, love, and occassional attitude adjustment (compromise) are a guarantee to a successful, healthy, and harmonious marriage.


You said it all sister.

Meanwhile, why did you deliberately misquote me? I wrote: like my friend Amanda and Fumi and you quoted: like Amanda and Fumi.

I admired the vivacity you put in your writings like Fumi, despite the fact that I do not agree with both of you most of the time.

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Ednut, I did not pick mine. It just happened.
I had always been scared of marriage, so I did not go preparing to take the plunge.
I happened to meet a Fellow Biafran here in UK, I felt that she was every mans' dream and she was strong in areas where I was deficient and the rest is history.

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My understanding of a home gurl is one who is of Nigerian parentage, even though she may live in diaspora.

Amanda meets that explanation.

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Sam;
Sounds like you are a dreamer.

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Sam,
I'm of Biafran parentage.


Bature,
What do you mean by calling Sam a dreamer?

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Amanda:
It means never in Sam's wildest dreams could he have you. Would you admit a Nigerian to your household?

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Bature,
I'd consider him if he ties his loincloth tight, picks up the Biafra Cross and fight side by side with me.
Then, if he perseveres unwaveringly to the Biafra freedom home run, hmm... I'd likely engage him in meaningful rehashing....

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There are many reasons why it is much, much better and safer to go home and marry a pretty young 18-year-old girl than woo a frustrated and washed off "Americanized" Igbo woman who would add more insult to your injury by giving you a major stroke. What do you guys think? Let the debate continue.
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You can breed your wife from age 3 until legal age. When she comes to America it becomes a different ball game where individuality and women's libration is in bold letters. She is westernized and the rest is history. It does not matter if your wife to be is Nigerian bred or American, the environment and culture detects her family values.
In Biafranigeria, sexual harrassment, beating the crap out of your wife, giving orders rather advisement and visibly, having a mistress is still the norn. But in the western world it ain't so.
Most Nigerians in America still believe in mulitple sex partners while married. This is likely to rage your wife to become more aggressive and independent. A typical scenerio mostly attributed to American women or industrialized nation. If anyone of you is looking for a subserviant woman in Biafranigeria to America, look again.
I ask? Would you be able to shield her from the Television, women's movement, DVIS and the eating culture? I guess not. We fail to understand that this is a western culture and behavior or family values is not based or measured by your Nigerian culture but by the American environment as a whole. Have your wife come to America as subservient and see why another Nigerian would not see her as a prey. You could try to shield her from that predator but you cannot insulate her from the American culture. A culture where beauty, porno, and individualism is considered healthy. Best advise is communication with your wife. If that is possible.


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Me I thank God say I no dey for this kind wahala wey una all put una sef into. My wife dey Naija andi the only time wey im dey see town na when I leave Yankee come carry from my village go inside Lagos make im see de market women for Ebutero Market.

Na im be the way oh!

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