Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

Gists

Unveiling The Secret: Alibaba’s Polygamy Comment That Shook Everyone

Alibaba, a comedian, has publicly said that he supports polygamy.

He made this claim in an interview with media personality Nedu, Alibaba clarified that having many wives promotes cooperation and lowers the possibility of dispute, which can help keep the harmony in the household.

Alibaba went on to point out that widows with small children were occasionally married to a brother-in-law in order to provide for the children.

“Some people feel if it’s only one wife, you may not be able to control the wife,” he said. “But if the wife knows that you have more than one, she will calm down because she knows that if she misbehaves, another person is available.”

“I actually know of a woman in Ibadan who encouraged her husband to be a polygamist. Most of them back then would marry a young girl and gift her to the husband because they didn’t want the man to have concubines,” he added.

He claimed that this was another instance of how polygamy might be used for a good in society.

In his conclusion, he acknowledged that not everyone supports polygamy but upheld his conviction that it is still a useful and culturally significant practice in some situations

Live with Purpose, Love with Passion. Remember to be happy
‎
‎One ❤️❤️❤️
‎
‎Rose Ajieh

‎

Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You May Also Like

News

Haiti has indefinitely postponed its long-awaited elections, a decision the Provisional Electoral Council announced on Tuesday. Originally scheduled for December and February, the elections...

Entertainment

On Monday, Celine Dion stunned the crowd by performing “I’m Alive” on the catwalk beneath the Eiffel Tower, kicking off Paris Fashion Week in...

Entertainment

Richard Mofe-Damijo, also known as RMD, is a seasoned Nollywood actor and director who has called on Nigerians to participate in finding solutions rather...

News

Medicine and surgery are not the answer for overweight children, the World Health Organization said Wednesday. Releasing its first guidelines addressing the sharp rise...

Advertisement