Let he/she who has no sin cast the first stone.

    Personally if I was the persona from yesterdays post, I would hire body guards to follow my daughter everywhere. She most not go as close as 1 kilometre to the guy.
     Am not for people of different social strata getting married(especially when the lady is the rich one) . Most of my conviction is based on pride. Last week I was getting my mani and pedi on when I heard the discussion of the hair dresser and her friend. Apparently the friend came from lagos to relax in ife, she had a wedding to attend d following saturday and she wants to look stunning to the wedding because according to her ' awo ti wan bo ni wedding yen lowo ni owo(those coming for that wedding are loaded)' and she hopes to take one of them hope to mama, now if for instants the bobo is broke there is 85% chance that his friends would be broke too. That means must of your girlfriend would not be excited to come for your wedding, those that would come are there to talk about the stupid mistake you are making, and no one would be excited to talk to any guy at your party, except guys from the bridal party.
   Now my point is, am a child of a rich person(let's assume) now am in love with this guy that struggles to pay is house rent( he looks good by the way) you know how broke people always dress better than the rich ones. So we set our wedding date, am the rich one remember? My family is all pumps, my mum decides to pick the most expensive aso ebi she found in the market( she had to order it straight from the factory, because its too expensive for the stores to carry). Its as if she is on revenge plans to punish all her friends( she was reluctant to tell them her daughter is getting married to a 'nobody' at first).
      Soon came the wedding day, the hall is beautifully decorated, its decor syncs with the colour of the aso ebi from the bride's side, the family of the groom however all look like misfit as the are all decked with ankara of differents colour(they family of the groom decided not to wear a party uniform as if to spite the bride overbearing mother), the waiters and waitresses made matter worse as the witch hunt women from the groom side who have collected over 6 wraps of 'iyan' but think its okay for the 'commission' on the first roll to ask for extra 'Samosa and chicken kebab'.
       After the wedding you go home, then comes the wedding picture. You could not hide you joy when you saw how beautiful your girls looked. " O.m.G. Sile looks very nice here, I was right to pick her has Chief brides maid,I just don't understand why she had to rush oFf to london". Then you look at your husbands groom men with the 'hey you are here too eye' and smile sheepishly.
        So I understand the wedding is not marriage but for most people in the modern society that's is what marriage is. And if the wedding ceremony goes like that and am afraid it would, it would reflect on the behaviour of the couple.
    Me I won't think about it, because even though my mum is not a socialite and the land in my street still sells for as low as 1million, couple with the fact that I go to school in a city that is just coming out of the stone age, I would not allow myself marry a broke person. Hell! I won't even allow myself marry someone that is too religious(I believe there most be a problem chasing such a person with a machete... Abi why would a guy go for morning mass everyday,every prayer meeting, house fellowship,choir practice 3 times a week, after church saint joseph meeting! Is in a competition with the bible?).


Moral lesson: de ara e ni awo to gba e.
Direct translation: ( cover yourself is a plate that is your size)