Edge’s Prospective: Boma and Tega BBNaija S6.....

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A woman commits adultery and your answer is a lot of married women are sex starve… Are you joking right now.. what does that has to do with the price of fish in market… why do some self proclaim celebrities never make sense, just tell the truth for once instead of always aiming for what's popular.. what is wrong is wrong be it man or woman.

Boma and Tega


Our culture is our heritage, its what gives us courage and confidence to walk tall in any country we find ourselves.. where have you ever seen a Nigerian anywhere in the world cower in fear against racism or any form of abuse, but all you punks who will do anything for click-baits are slowly but surely eroding our culture to those who have none.. all in an effort of trying to belong or say crap like its 2021 or I’m a millennial, is what was wrong in 1990 not still wrong in 2021.


An immoral behaviour is exactly that, a murderer is exactly that, a rapist is exactly that, a pedophile is exactly that… nothing in 2021 exempts this acts.. Yes we are more tolerant towards other genders now but please don’t don’t start passing off what wrong as right.  


Have you ever witness any foreigner abandon their way of life completely and adopt ours? Like his entire family starts to prostrate or kneel before greeting, tell his foreign wife to start kneeling to him everyday etc….. believe me if that ever happens the wife and his entire family are on the next plane back to wherever, Because that is not their culture or way of life, all that is alien to them, As it should be for us too.


We are suppose to take the good and leave the bad…..there are certain things as a Nigerian or African you should never do because you have history, you have culture, your people have instil in you like courage, power and knowledge… to go against all that is to leave a life without heritage, a life without heritage is a life without culture and family.


This tweet says it all:

What makes an Igbo, Igbo? what makes a Yoruba, Yoruba? what makes an Hausa, Hausa? the list goes on and on.. the simple answer is Heritage and Culture.


To Nigerians and Africans out there... stop eroding your culture so you can identify as been enlightened, you are suppose to merge the two... Your heritage and culture should always supersede westernisation no matter how tempting. 


 

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