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Therefore, here are this week's awesome authors and their posts.
Marriage Celebration: Ijaw Traditional Wedding By
@wolfofnostreet
Nigerians love to party and a wedding ceremony is just the perfect excuse to go all out in their finest attire. Traditional weddings here are usually a display of culture peculiar to the tribe of the couple getting married. I'm from the Ijaw tribe and we're found in the Southern part of Nigeria. Although spread across several states in the Niger Delta region, our culture is similar.
MARRIAGE CELEBRATION- TRADITIONAL MARRIAGE IN EDO TRIBE By
@glotokens
I personally have this love and craving for cultural weddings, not just for the ibibio tribe where i come from but for other tribes like yoruba, tiv, India, Hausa, efik(calabar), edo etc. There鈥檚 just something about a bride being adorned in her cultural attire that makes everything feel so real, beautiful and attractive, can't wait to be marry ni馃榾馃榾馃槣馃槣馃槣
MARRIAGE CELEEBRATION: How It Is Done In Hausa Land By
@zellypearl
Hausa is one of the ethnic groups in Nigeria, the most populous and dominant group in northern Nigeria. The Hausa people are so strict with their marriage issues, such that a Hausa man and a woman are not supposed to be involved in any kind of sexual activities on or before their marriage.
MARRIAGE CELEEBRATION: IBIBIO MARITAL PROCESS By
@evegrace
Indeed, I am from Akwa Ibom State and an Ibibio girl so I don't think there is any reason why I shouldn't love my state traditional rites even though Christianity has taken over and some families now have to bargain which brings about agreement between both families before so that they give according to their belief.
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