Runaway Bride Dumps Fiance On Wedding Day Because He's Not A Graduate

An Anambra bride has dumped the man she was supposed to marry on their wedding day because she says he's not a graduate. She literarily abandoned him at the altar. Meanwhile, it is the same uneducated groom who sponsored her through university.

Supposedly, the former couple met while she was still a jambite. He proposed marriage and she gave the condition that she would only accept if he allowed her to go to school and pay her way. She promised to marry him after she finished.

Now no one knows what other things happened, maybe she wanted him to also go to school and he did not? Whatever, I think it was very mean to take advantage of the man like that and then dump him on the wedding day. Read the full story below....

Video - Romantic Nigerian Man Surprises Girlfriend With Flashmob Proposal

Who said Nigerian men were not romantic? Oluchi Madu and her fiance, Malechi, have shared on Instagram how their surprise proposal and engagement took place back in March. Malechi hired a quartert of dancers and with the knowledge of some of her colleagues, he pulled off a mini flashmob to the tune of Tuface's love song. This is coming after a bridesmaid gets engaged at a weddding [see here]. Check out the details, more pictures and video of Oluchi and Malechi's proposal below.

Kinds of Nigerian Husbands and Wives

I'll put the disclaimer first before some ask for my head. This is a comedic chain-mail. Dirty Dishes who first posted it said, "The article is about the stereotypical perception of the Nigerian husband and wife... This is in no way to insult any tribe so please do not get offended. It is also not meant to annoy anyone, hurt anyone or make any tribe look superior or inferior." I saw it on Deronk's and though I'm really not one for stereotype jokes, this got me laughing. Enjoy...

Kinds of Nigerian Husbands

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He is very loyal, He maintains monogamy, Could be very yielding/gullible, Gives you access to all his assets, Follows your advice and directions to the letter, Spends money on you for comfort, good looks and happiness, Takes care of your kids

How To Show Nigerian Love - Elnathan John

Elnathan John writes some amazing satire and when I read this, I just knew I has to share. Enjoy!

To quote D’Banj, “love is a beautiful thing”.

I have not met the man, but I know he meant Nigerian love, which is a species totally different from the heresy practised by oyibo people in the name of love. Our love is not of short-lived flowers and long meaningless walks in the park. As a person dedicated to your hustle, I have undertaken to provide wisdom that will protect you from falling into such heresies.