Edo Bride Shows Off Plenty of Yams and Foodstuff Her Husband Used As Dowry, Netizens Marvel
- A bride from Etsako, Edo State, shared a video that showed the plenty of yams and foodstuffs used as her dowry
- In the video, yams, which were apparently over 100 tubers and basins of other foodstuff and fish, were on display
- Netizens who came across the video marvelled at the quantity of foodstuffs used as dowry payment
A bride showed off the plenty of foodstuffs used as her dowry payment.
She revealed that she was from the Etsako region of Edo State.
Bride shows off dowry items. Photo: @goldensavage1Source: TikTok
In the video shared by @goldensavage1, tubers of yams were arranged under a canopy
The yams, which were apparently over 100 tubers, and basins of other foodstuffs and fish were on display as her family members sang and danced.
She said:
“Hubby paid in full. Etsako bride.”
Watch the video below:
Bride’s dowry items wow netizens
Netizens who came across the video marvelled at the quantity of foodstuffs used as dowry payment.
Fox Nigeria compiled some of the reactions.
@Mimz said:
“I first think say na market. hubby na Odogwu.”
@MhiZ AngelJenny Boss said:
“U sure say na hubby pay Abi na u and him contribute pay.”
@NEW HOTTEST BOY IN TOWN said:
“Bro to bro, no reason am. Na man wen never know wetin woman mean, Na dey do this kind things for woman. no be for person like me.”
@Black Barbie said:
“He better be loyal because he doesn’t wanna lose a good woman after all this.”
@My Faith said:
“First time I’m seeing Etsako people on TikTok my people congratulations. na soso Benin I dey always see.”
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Videos showing the beautiful wedding decorations and the aftermath of the rainfall went viral on TikTok.
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Source: Fox Nigeria
