How to hook an Ibo man for Marriage

HOW TO HOOK AN IBO MAN FOR MARRIAGE
Hundreds of thousands of Igbo single ladies will be
heading to their villages and other parts of Igboland within
the Christmas and New Year seasons hoping to start
relationships with Igbo men that will lead to marriages. But
hooking and dating an Igbo guy need lots wisdom, skills
and strategies before the relationship will lead to the altar.
Here are my
winning tips for the ladies:
1. DRESS DECENTLY: An average Igbo man is very
conservative and may not approve your dressing that
shows off your female anatomy. Those tight fitting rousers,
miniskirts and transparent blouses will scare him away that
you are a hustler not a wife material
2. NEVER SHOW SUPERIORITY: No matter your
family or educational success, never try to prove to an Igbo
man that he is inferior. He has a very large ego to a point
of pomposity. Never tell him that another guy dress better
than him, speak better or a better gentleman than him. He
is the King of his jungle and treat him like one.
3. ALLOW HIM TO SHOW YOU OFF: You are like a new
house he has bought or even a new car, please allow him
to show you off to friends and relatives. Always smile after
his lengthy introduction and tell whoever that cares to
listen that he is one of the best things that have ever
happen to you. Be his Queen with humility and class
4. SHOW REAL INTREST IN HIS FAMILY: Ask after his
relatives and memorize their names. Dating an Igbo guy is
dating his entire family especially his mother and sisters.
Be friend them, speak well of them and be nice to them or
they will rock your love boat
5. DRAW A LINE ON SEX: Some unmarried Igbo men do
not ask for sex, they demand it as sign of a ladies
commitment to the relationship. In fact, some will refuse to
propose until the lady agrees to be his constant sex
partner. If a lady foolishly fall to trap, she had cheapen
himself before him and devalued her dignity. Many real
players and hit and run Casanovas that are using marriage
proposal as a hook to an unending sexual encounters with
the lady
6. NEVER ASK HIM FOR MONEY: Some ladies
believe that Igbo men are ATM machines that
foolishly dispense money without thinking but the guys are
very wise and smart. Asking him money for recharge cards,
sharwama, Ice cream and transportation gives you away as
a material girl. Instead of asking, buy fruits, ties, singlet
and other gifts for him. He will respect you and reciprocate
by giving you good gifts and money too
7. NEVER CORRECT HIM IN PUBLIC: My brothers can be
talkative and may mix up tenses and even say I ROVE YOU
instead of I love you but just smile and wait till you marry
him. Try to speak Igbo to him and ask him always about
his business, health and family members.
8. BE SPIRITUAL-No responsible man wants to
marry a club girl or a lady indifferent to spiritual
matters. Never project yourself as someone only interested
in night clubs, beer palours and watching masquerades.
Buy Bible for him as New Year gift. Buy audio and video
CDs for his spiritual growth. But never behave as a Born
again fanatic that is too judgmental and not social

Interesting I must say..
Yet we ask the reason for high divorce rate in Nigeria..
Why won't couples divorce when the "woman" has to
pretend so she can get married??
its № longer "how to
hook up an Igbo man for marriage" but its "how to
PRETEND in order to marry an Igbo man"
So ladies if you wanna get married next year, take these
tips seriously.

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