Ways to Keep a Nigerian Man Happy And Interested In A Relationship

1. Make Him Feel Needed. Nothing massages the ego of a man like the feeling of being needed by his woman.
2. Respect Him.
3. Be Who He Fell In Love With.
4. Be His Friend First.
5. Give Him Space and Privacy.
6. Avoid Being Too Dependent.

Here are a few things I said about getting Nigerian men to marry you.

1. You must make yourself a wife material.
2. Make yourself indispensable.
3. Take care of yourself.
4. Never love him, but respect him.
5. Don’t chase him.
6. Be a good cook.

10 Ways To Make A Nigerian Man Love You

1. Be Decent. The average Nigerian man is a sucker for decency.
2. Feed Him Well.
3. Get Closer to God.
4. Support him.
5. Respect Him.
6. Show him just how much you love him.
7. Give him his space.
8. Voice out your opinions.

Under the 1990 Marriage Act, 21 years is the legal age of marriage, but girls and boys may marry before this age with written consent [from a guardian or parent] (Nigeria 1990a, Art.

There is no fixed rule or guideline, and the answer varies from culture to culture and from family to family. The parents cover the cost of most Nigerian weddings but we are beginning to see more financially stable couples choose to pay for their wedding themselves.

These ten ethnic groups/tribes have the most outrageous, expensive bride prices in Nigeria, as of 2021:

• Ibibio (Akwa Ibom)
• Mbaise (Imo)
• Bororo (Adamawa)
• Ikwerre (Rivers)
• Efik (Cross River)
• Nkpa (Abia State)
• Ogoja (Cross River)
• Annang (Akwa Ibom)

Nigerian brides wear a traditional, ornate headpiece called a Gele. The bridesmaids and families also follow suit and wear a Gele to honor the cultural traditions of the day.

How long is a Nigerian wedding ceremony? Nigerian nuptial ceremonies are typically between 30 minutes to one hour long while the reception generally lasts anywhere from four to six hours so there’s enough time for outfit changes and sufficient dancing.