“If you want to marry a single mother in Nigeria.

These are the Legal things to take note of,

Her children are not your children and they will never be your children especially when their father is still alive

You cannot adopt the children of a man who is still alive

If you turn yourself to their guardian and starts taking over their responsibilities.

The law will not see it from that angle again, you may become legally liable for their maintenance henceforth even if you divorce their mum

The biological father still has the right to visit his children and you have no right to stop him, you can only stop him from visiting them inside your property

You can travel out with their mum but you can't go with the children without their fathers consent

If you go do magomago go register them as your own children, if the father finds out and raise alarm to the appropriate authorities

That's child tr@fficking under the law

If you marry their mother without asking her to show you evidence of her divorce decree absolute

Oga, ignorance of the law is no excuse

You go chop FREE stony beans, as dem arrest the wife for Bigamy, them go carry you join

You go shout yeeeeeee,

But Atanda go whisper for your ear say, ignorance of the law is

no excuse

Nothing like, but the woman's Ex did not pay her brideprice, which means he did not marry her

But i paid her brideprice and married her traditionally completely and the children now belongs to me

Oga, you dey deceive yourself

You don carry yourself put for over 2.5 level

Na biological factor determine who be the papa 000000

No be Marriage factor or brideprice factor

Shey you don hear, abi make Atanda still loud am pass like thia

Ignorance of the law is no excuse…” - A Nigerian lawyer, identified as Atanda, has warned men about the legal risks of marrying single mothers in Nigeria.