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Pamela is a single mother who still believes in love.
Chuks wants love too — but the moment he finds out she has a child, everything changes.
He says marriage is a big deal and he’s not sure any Igbo family will accept a single mum.
Pamela fires back: at least she was honest, many women would have hidden it.
Is it true that in Igbo tradition, a single mother cannot easily marry?
Is anything really wrong with marrying a single mum who wants love just like everyone else?
If you were in Chuks’ shoes, what would you do?
And if you were Pamela, would you even explain yourself?
Can you marry a single mum?
Or is love supposed to be enough, no matter the past?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-EH3oQZLj0

Try it first na..

See question

If your preek is very big, sure. Go ahead

Everything

OP, Nothing is wrong but watch the Personality of her child
If it is what you can cope with.

Dat's how I met one with Big Yanch recently, with a daughter.

Was thinking I can just date and Enjoy her for Casual dating until she told me she still has 2 others
That are with their Father.

Once, my PREEK just weak and lost interest in the whole affairs.

How should one answer this?

Let me use this analogy. There are two cars. One brand new. The other used. Both go for the same price.

Assuming the buyer is not mentally unbalanced and insane, which should he go for?

Dogalmighty17:
How should one answer this?

Let me use this analogy. There are two cars. One brand new. The other used. Both go for the same price.

Assuming the buyer is not mentally unbalanced and insane, which should he go for?

You're not nice

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Pamela is a single mother who still believes in love.
Chuks wants love too — but the moment he finds out she has a child, everything changes.
He says marriage is a big deal and he’s not sure any Igbo family will accept a single mum.
Pamela fires back: at least she was honest, many women would have hidden it.
Is it true that in Igbo tradition, a single mother cannot easily marry?
Is anything really wrong with marrying a single mum who wants love just like everyone else?
If you were in Chuks’ shoes, what would you do?
And if you were Pamela, would you even explain yourself?
Can you marry a single mum?
Or is love supposed to be enough, no matter the past?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-EH3oQZLj0

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There is nothing wrong marrying a single mom. The main issue is if her ex husband or baby daddy is still in the picture? Okarfor's law is very powerful.
Except she's a widow, then it's ok.

Marrying a single mother is like telling a rich lady to marry a broke man who isn't sure of getting his finances in 3 decades to come.

Everything is wrong about it

Not really but the question is why is she a single mother?

Beauty and manner are two different things

Dogalmighty17:
How should one answer this?

Let me use this analogy. There are two cars. One brand new. The other used. Both go for the same price.

Assuming the buyer is not mentally unbalanced and insane, which should he go for?

The buyer is mentally unbalanced

Let him go ahead and get the used one

Na body go tell am.

They will be asking stupid questions like infants

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Pamela is a single mother who still believes in love.
Chuks wants love too — but the moment he finds out she has a child, everything changes.
He says marriage is a big deal and he’s not sure any Igbo family will accept a single mum.
Pamela fires back: at least she was honest, many women would have hidden it.
Is it true that in Igbo tradition, a single mother cannot easily marry?
Is anything really wrong with marrying a single mum who wants love just like everyone else?
If you were in Chuks’ shoes, what would you do?
And if you were Pamela, would you even explain yourself?
Can you marry a single mum?
Or is love supposed to be enough, no matter the past?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-EH3oQZLj0

Another low self esteem, impotent man looking for an excuse to further confirm to the world he is a shame , a disgrace and a failure at life

The Major and Only problem is she'll be giving the ex some major ghenshing, coz guys knws aw to hunt her. Except nigg is late

Another one could be all her focus will be on that child and she go dey use d pikin as excuse to dey avoid sometinz esp intimate. She fit say my child cant sleep, lemme be with him or her tonight. And u don ready to last. U'll always come second.

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Pamela is a single mother who still believes in love.
Chuks wants love too — but the moment he finds out she has a child, everything changes.
He says marriage is a big deal and he’s not sure any Igbo family will accept a single mum.
Pamela fires back: at least she was honest, many women would have hidden it.
Is it true that in Igbo tradition, a single mother cannot easily marry?
Is anything really wrong with marrying a single mum who wants love just like everyone else?
If you were in Chuks’ shoes, what would you do?
And if you were Pamela, would you even explain yourself?
Can you marry a single mum?
Or is love supposed to be enough, no matter the past?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-EH3oQZLj0

a large number of single-mother are very manipuilative
ill say, apart from being deceptive .... There's nothing wrong with it

VinnyBaba:


OP, Nothing is wrong but watch the Personality of her child
If it is what you can cope with.

Dat's how I met one with Big Yanch recently, with a daughter.

Was thinking I can just date and Enjoy her for Casual dating until she told me she still has 2 others
That are with their Father.

Once, my PREEK just weak and lost interest in the whole affairs.

This one is a divorcee not a single mum per sé

Exceed15:
Try it first na..

Hahaha. Did you watch the full story?

See it here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-EH3oQZLj0?si=rP5YUGnflzbflBdR

scala101:



a large number of single-mother are very manipuilative
ill say, apart from being deceptive .... There's nothing wrong with it

Did you watch the full story?

See it here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-EH3oQZLj0?si=rP5YUGnflzbflBdR

Dogalmighty17:
How should one answer this?

Let me use this analogy. There are two cars. One brand new. The other used. Both go for the same price.

Assuming the buyer is not mentally unbalanced and insane, which should he go for?

Bro you harsh eh.

VinnyBaba:


OP, Nothing is wrong but watch the Personality of her child
If it is what you can cope with.

Dat's how I met one with Big Yanch recently, with a daughter.

Was thinking I can just date and Enjoy her for Casual dating until she told me she still has 2 others
That are with their Father.

Once, my PREEK just weak and lost interest in the whole affairs.

Baby mama is only one child, this your case is a divorcee

Marrying a single mom whose ex husband is still alive is like taking loan from the shrine, the interest and duration are always very high and difficult to navigate.

Avoid marrying single women whose ex husband is still alive.

Go and marry one and stop disturbing us here.

Why do I have to eat a meal not appetizing to someone anymore when I can get a fresh new one out there?

Dogalmighty17:
How should one answer this?

Let me use this analogy. There are two cars. One brand new. The other used. Both go for the same price.

Assuming the buyer is not mentally unbalanced and insane, which should he go for?

Guy you no get joy at all...
End of discussion...
Another topic please!

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➜Pamela is a single mother who still believes in love. Chuks wants love too — but the moment he finds out she has a child, everything changes. He says marriage is a big deal and he’s not sure any Igbo family will accept a single mum. Pamela fires back: at least she was honest, many women would have hidden it. Is it true that in Igbo tradition, a single mother cannot easily marry? Is anything really wrong with marrying a single mum who wants love just like everyone else? If you were in Chuks’ shoes, what would you do? And if you were Pamela, would you even explain yourself? Can you marry a single mum? Or is love supposed to be enough, no matter the past?

The man, like most Nigerians, was obviously making that up instead of honestly declaring that he was not interested in marrying a single mother.

Dogalmighty17:
How should one answer this?

Let me use this analogy. There are two cars. One brand new. The other used. Both go for the same price.

Assuming the buyer is not mentally unbalanced and insane, which should he go for?

The used one is not even fairly used. It's used to the extent that it has leaking and smoking engine, hanging gear box, expired tokunbo tires etc. 😀😀😀