Yes,am so proud to be interviewed on tribal marriage. This is a start for All, we should be in the Bond in respect of our religion,tribe and social differences.
@@MaryamAlhassan-pl4xp far northerners don't use to agree with Hausa because of how they operate or live our the religion, they are dynamic with thier religion and not rigid.
Zimbabwean married to an Igbo man happily for the past 29 years. His sisters were the ones that tried to convince him not to marry me but my mother in-law is the one that supported me. She said as long as her son is happy she doesn’t care where he marries. And for sure he always says our home is a peaceful one.
When one of the lady talked about her relationship with her mother in law, my heart melts cus my mother in law is my best personal person and sometimes my husband says did you just take my position in this family. Am blessed to have 2 mothers who love me unconditionally ❤️
@@AwkaSouthnaahhh.. the brits inter-married when the colonised Nigeria… yes many marriages are within the tribe, but it’s simply not true to say these marriages don’t happen.
@@delighteze5980Most likely, for Muslims that’s the only thing that matters… Every other consideration are not religiously legislated requirements, tribe, color, and those other things. They’re simply societal constructs.
Marriage encompasses more than just love. In my view, marriage transcends tribal, ethnic, linguistic, and color boundaries. It is a sacred union between two unique individuals who have discovered a special bond, rooted in shared interests, love, and a mutual willingness to commit to one another, letting go of all others. This union is built on a foundation of trust, understanding, and mutual respect, where two people come together to form a lifelong partnership.
It’s good to stand for what you believe in hundred percent. As a muslim, I would not trade my religion for marriage too. There is nothing bad about holding firm onto your beliefs 🤝🏾
He didn't become muslim because of marriage, nor did he become muslim in order to marry a muslim woman. Did you watch or listen to him speaking? He had already converted to Islam before meeting the lady. I think what you people can't swallow is an Igbo man becoming a muslim.
When igbo pipo become Muslims...the igbo people think we embraced Islam because of money or women. It never occurs to them that Islam is such a big prize....l converted to Islam because Islam is the haqq [truth].❤
@@ekehjosh673 my granddad died when my father was 11yrs. His mum was a strong powerful northern woman since she wasn't fully accepted she then kept her lane. We all know onitsha we know a few of our 2nd cousin. My dad and his 6siblings went for burials and visit a few times. So we are on a good note. But we are more Nupe than Igbos.
I have nothing against hausa, Yoruba or tiv but the religion is a no no for me. Why does he have to change his own culture completely? Being Muslim doesn't mean you must start dressing like an Hausa man, i work with Muslims in my office you wouldn't even know if they didn't tell you. Dude completely sold his culture for someone else's
Intertribal marriage is the best but is for the lion 🦁 hearted am a full blooded Igbo man but married to a wonderful Yoruba woman we are best of friends and love each other so much she’s the best thing that has happened to me because she’s exceptional in all her ways I will still marry her after here on earth if there’s another life after here on earth.
Yorubas are always like the intermediary between all the major tribes in Nigeria. Yorubas are the most tolerance and the most peaceful. Yorubas can easily marry an Hausa or Igbo with less issues, but an Hausa and Igbo marriage is always a big issue. Yorubas are religious tolerance also. In a typical Yoruba family of 6, it is very possible for 3 of them to be a practicing muslims and the other 3 devoted christians and they will leave peacefully. I am a Yoruba christian who got married to a Yorubas muslim and my wife still practices Islam and sometimes i join her, and she sometimes go to church with me especially on special days and New Years eve. We have been happily married-for 6 years. My father in-law is a great man and he likes to confide in me even more than his other son in-law who's a muslim. He always acknowledged me as a good hearted person bcuz I didnt stop his daughter from practicing her religion, and also how much love have displayed over the years. Love should be our language and religion.
The man exudes a sense of tranquility and possesses a striking beauty❤. It makes me ponder why individuals from that particular area exhibit such jagidijagan behaviors.
She summed up this marriage by saying if not he converted to islam she wouldn't have looked his way. As you can see the grudges between both tribes and their religion are still there. I also want to say that inter tribal marriage has never been an issue in Nigeria. My Igbo neighbour married a Hausa woman they are both Christians. Don't fool anyone, you cannot get married to a Muslim woman or man if you are not a Muslim. It does happen however occasions like it is not part of statistics and the way this video is good and engaging
That guy did not become muslim as a result of maariage, or in order to marry a mulim woman. He had already converted to Islam before meeting his wife, not the other way around. He is the one who made the decision to marry a muslim woman because, as he puts it, this would help him grow in his faith. Nobody is trying to fool nobody here. Christian women too won't consider marry you if you're not Christian.
@@Saraman-op1vd did you even read my comments or did you even watch the video? Was he born a Muslim? The answer is NO, the deal that breaker is religion. That's what you didn't get. Straight away you are attacking Christian women. You forgot that more Christian women marry Muslim men. How hard to accept facts is appalling for some people.
My brother I hear you but no matter what your family should respect your decision and stand by you. We really need to understand each other in this our Nigeria. When I was doing my Industrial attachment at NISUCO (Sugar Company) in Ajaokuta Nigeria, the man who took me in for 6 months was a Hausa Fulani man and he never collected one kobo from my hand for 6 months. LOVE WILL WIN ONE DAY FOR SURE. I WISH YOU GOOD LUCK IN YOUR MARIAGE.
My uncle is married to an Igbo woman from Enugu I think that is the best decision they ever made in life he was married before her for ten years but he never had a child she to was married for 15 years but never gave birth now they have 5 children.
Racism is not only about the skin's colour, but also about differents tribes and religions even in the same country ! This kind of couple are what i used to call "holly messengers of Love" because they taught us an useful lesson of life.
I believe this should be one of the way to promote love peace and unity within ourselves When love is found within both hearts every other things should differs not
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Yes,am so proud to be interviewed on tribal marriage. This is a start for All, we should be in the Bond in respect of our religion,tribe and social differences.
Bless your heart! Nigeria need more people like yourself. And happy for your mother inlaw
So lovely am happy for both of them,me too am hausa planning to get married to yoruba man i wish we will be happily ever after.❤
@@MaryamAlhassan-pl4xp far northerners don't use to agree with Hausa because of how they operate or live our the religion, they are dynamic with thier religion and not rigid.
Yes! Am so happy and proud to be interviewed on intertribal Marriage. Thanks you @daily trust for sharing our story🙏🤩
May Allah continue to put baraka in your marriage.
@@khadijascorner.Aameen
May Allah bless your home a grant you peace and happiness in your marriage ❤
I'm an Igbo man married to a Yourbu woman and God blessed us with four children all over 20s
Zimbabwean married to an Igbo man happily for the past 29 years. His sisters were the ones that tried to convince him not to marry me but my mother in-law is the one that supported me. She said as long as her son is happy she doesn’t care where he marries. And for sure he always says our home is a peaceful one.
When one of the lady talked about her relationship with her mother in law, my heart melts cus my mother in law is my best personal person and sometimes my husband says did you just take my position in this family. Am blessed to have 2 mothers who love me unconditionally ❤️
The second woman with the white nicap she really sounds so brilliant ma sha Allah.
Thank you so much,we all are brilliant our own way
@@HannatuSuleimanAbbaI have a question, Is your husband Muslim? 🤨 because I’ve seen a lot of Igbo Muslims. Thank you, Allah Baraka fiikum
@@MulbahKollie1114 of course he is ma
I'm Hausa from kano state and my step mum is igbo from Anambra.
Wow bro😊
Fatima are you married?
Hw didn't convert by force listen very well
It's because Igbo ladies will marry you so far U have the money..but U will never see an Igbo guy marry a Hausa woman
@@owentkicks9505did you watch the video?
Am a fully hausa girl married to an Edo guy, alhamdulillah
Better bcos igbos only marry igbos
@@AwkaSouth yes igbo marry igbo's 100%
@@AhyauIlyas-zo3gx an Edo man who is a Muslim right?. Are we talking about trib or religion? Because the two are portray in the video.
@@AwkaSouthnaahhh.. the brits inter-married when the colonised Nigeria… yes many marriages are within the tribe, but it’s simply not true to say these marriages don’t happen.
@@delighteze5980Most likely, for Muslims that’s the only thing that matters… Every other consideration are not religiously legislated requirements, tribe, color, and those other things. They’re simply societal constructs.
So lovely,love wins all the time.
Congratulations
Beautiful story told!
Great video 😊
Marriage encompasses more than just love. In my view, marriage transcends tribal, ethnic, linguistic, and color boundaries. It is a sacred union between two unique individuals who have discovered a special bond, rooted in shared interests, love, and a mutual willingness to commit to one another, letting go of all others. This union is built on a foundation of trust, understanding, and mutual respect, where two people come together to form a lifelong partnership.
Beautiful ❤
I couldn't skip to the end I just had to watch from start to finish
Great content
Best interview on the media ❤
Let love lead in Nigeria
Absolutely interesting video
Very enlightening video
Good and interesting video
This intertribal mariage is sweet. Nice video
What a lovely video
Great one
Great video
I can marry outside of my tribe but I cannot change from Christianity. I will not deny Christ because of marriage.
100%
Agreed.
It’s good to stand for what you believe in hundred percent. As a muslim, I would not trade my religion for marriage too. There is nothing bad about holding firm onto your beliefs 🤝🏾
He didn't become muslim because of marriage, nor did he become muslim in order to marry a muslim woman. Did you watch or listen to him speaking? He had already converted to Islam before meeting the lady. I think what you people can't swallow is an Igbo man becoming a muslim.
When igbo pipo become Muslims...the igbo people think we embraced Islam because of money or women. It never occurs to them that Islam is such a big prize....l converted to Islam because Islam is the haqq [truth].❤
Nice one 🙂
The fight is only on social media 😂😂and marry at back
Rubbish
Great job
It is very beautiful ❤️
Wow! This is great
I love dis,it pass meaningful message,life is Soo simple if only we can make it simple
Beautiful story
Interesting video
Nice one
Nice one ❤
Nice video ❤
Educative video
Very interesting story
The presenter is fabulous.
My grandfather is igbo married my grandmum Nupe. Though we are more Nupe than Igbo. Alhamdullilah
It happens l am Nigerian father 🇳🇬 Sierra Leone mother 🇸🇱 I am more Nigerian as l grew up in Nigeria 🇳🇬🇸🇱
Your grandma colonized our brother😊...you are more nupe than Igbo
@@ekehjosh673 my granddad died when my father was 11yrs. His mum was a strong powerful northern woman since she wasn't fully accepted she then kept her lane. We all know onitsha we know a few of our 2nd cousin. My dad and his 6siblings went for burials and visit a few times. So we are on a good note. But we are more Nupe than Igbos.
Wat do i mean u are more Nupe than the igbo ?@@asmausani389
I have nothing against hausa, Yoruba or tiv but the religion is a no no for me.
Why does he have to change his own culture completely?
Being Muslim doesn't mean you must start dressing like an Hausa man, i work with Muslims in my office you wouldn't even know if they didn't tell you.
Dude completely sold his culture for someone else's
Absolutely no chance of Muslim in my household
exactly my thought
Thats your taught go to the west and see how they are converting into Islam in droves
this opinion stems from a myopic lens of experience and/or exposure
The only person that makes sense in all the comments that i have read why changing your own culture so you can make marry that's nonsense.
Intertribal marriage is the best but is for the lion 🦁 hearted am a full blooded Igbo man but married to a wonderful Yoruba woman we are best of friends and love each other so much she’s the best thing that has happened to me because she’s exceptional in all her ways I will still marry her after here on earth if there’s another life after here on earth.
Yorubas are always like the intermediary between all the major tribes in Nigeria. Yorubas are the most tolerance and the most peaceful. Yorubas can easily marry an Hausa or Igbo with less issues, but an Hausa and Igbo marriage is always a big issue.
Yorubas are religious tolerance also. In a typical Yoruba family of 6, it is very possible for 3 of them to be a practicing muslims and the other 3 devoted christians and they will leave peacefully.
I am a Yoruba christian who got married to a Yorubas muslim and my wife still practices Islam and sometimes i join her, and she sometimes go to church with me especially on special days and New Years eve. We have been happily married-for 6 years. My father in-law is a great man and he likes to confide in me even more than his other son in-law who's a muslim. He always acknowledged me as a good hearted person bcuz I didnt stop his daughter from practicing her religion, and also how much love have displayed over the years.
Love should be our language and religion.
The story is so interesting
Very interesting
I'm from Imo state and my wife is from plateau.
And I love her so much.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Plateau people are not hausa. It's different. They middlebeltans.
I also married from there. My wife is ngas
@@xfactor6099I’m from Plateau and I’m Hausa also a Northerner.
@@ahmedmukhtar9938 you not an indegene to plateau. Go back to your North west
Nice video
This is so wholesome 🥰🤩 may God bless such union.
Wow that's great
Love this
This is very interesting 🎉
Wow nice 😊
Very good of you
Nice 1
Yes, more interviews like this should come to life so as to stop negative sense of tribal marriage
Wow dis is beautiful
Nice to know a lot about this
Very good
Nice man
Great 👍
Love knows no boundaries.
Very lovely 🌹💞
Interesting.. yes i can
I'm Afizere by tribe from plateau state and married to an Igbo man from Ebonyi state. It's almost a decade of happiness 😊 and Love 💕
I love it ❤❤
What we need in Nigeria is not only inter-tribal marriage but inter-religious too
It help nigerian to become one and get a good president not vote a president on tribe and religion
And justice, equity and fairness too
No. This will never happened
Inter religion can’t work
Lovely interviews on inter- tribal marriages👏👏
It's quite impressive
Interesting
Masha Allah tabarakalla May Allah bless d Union Ameeeeeeen yaa Allah
Love is such a beautiful thing💖
so sweet, love wins all the time ❤❤❤
Great ❤
Nice
Yes am proud of this
Beautiful
Wow lovely
Interesting 🤔
This is interesting 🤔
This what we like to see in our country, one love God bless them ❤❤
The man exudes a sense of tranquility and possesses a striking beauty❤. It makes me ponder why individuals from that particular area exhibit such jagidijagan behaviors.
Good
She summed up this marriage by saying if not he converted to islam she wouldn't have looked his way. As you can see the grudges between both tribes and their religion are still there. I also want to say that inter tribal marriage has never been an issue in Nigeria. My Igbo neighbour married a Hausa woman they are both Christians. Don't fool anyone, you cannot get married to a Muslim woman or man if you are not a Muslim. It does happen however occasions like it is not part of statistics and the way this video is good and engaging
That guy did not become muslim as a result of maariage, or in order to marry a mulim woman. He had already converted to Islam before meeting his wife, not the other way around. He is the one who made the decision to marry a muslim woman because, as he puts it, this would help him grow in his faith. Nobody is trying to fool nobody here. Christian women too won't consider marry you if you're not Christian.
@@Saraman-op1vd did you even read my comments or did you even watch the video? Was he born a Muslim? The answer is NO, the deal that breaker is religion. That's what you didn't get. Straight away you are attacking Christian women. You forgot that more Christian women marry Muslim men. How hard to accept facts is appalling for some people.
Beautiful 🤩 couple. Continue to love ❤️ and respect each other. 🥂🍮
Marrying into another tribe gives one opportunity to explore the tradition and culture of the tribe.
Congratulations for a happy marriage. 🎉
My brother I hear you but no matter what your family should respect your decision and stand by you. We really need to understand each other in this our Nigeria. When I was doing my Industrial attachment at NISUCO (Sugar Company) in Ajaokuta Nigeria, the man who took me in for 6 months was a Hausa Fulani man and he never collected one kobo from my hand for 6 months. LOVE WILL WIN ONE DAY FOR SURE. I WISH YOU GOOD LUCK IN YOUR MARIAGE.
Cool
Wow beautiful couple
Wow!
I love inter-ethnic marriage
Never let family or friends dictate who you marry. That is your choice.
Lovely, may Allah bless your marriage
My uncle is married to an Igbo woman from Enugu I think that is the best decision they ever made in life he was married before her for ten years but he never had a child she to was married for 15 years but never gave birth now they have 5 children.
She letters gave birth right
It's cool
Am a Gambian I love Nigeria
Racism is not only about the skin's colour, but also about differents tribes and religions even in the same country !
This kind of couple are what i used to call "holly messengers of Love" because they taught us an useful lesson of life.
Marriage is not based on religion or tribe but on some factors such as love, tolerance, understanding,trust communication, commitment and so on
Love is a beautiful thing💖
Educating
I believe this should be one of the way to promote love peace and unity within ourselves
When love is found within both hearts every other things should differs not
Never let anybody dictate who you marry cause the most important thing is love
What a video
Good ooo
Happy married life..but would she have married him without him converting?
Probably another interview to do. Then it would be tribes and religions🤷
The obvious answer is no🤧
No, she would never had married him. A world
Good question!
Good question, but the answer is no