Lobola Negotiations Cancelled After Malume Finds Bride’s Thigh Tattoo, Mzansi in Disbelief

• A Twitter user claimed that one family rejected their potential daughter-in-law because of tattoos
• The Twitter post got a lot of attention as people found the details about the process to be harrowing
• People in the comments doubted that the story was true and discussed how the scenario would be criminal

A story about unsuccessful lobola negotiations went Twitter viral. People were horrified by how a woman's in-laws found tattoos on her.

The story sounded traumatising, but many people questioned whether it was true. People commented, discussing the unfortunate situation, and most had burning questions.

Woman supposedly rejected by in-laws at lobola negotiations

A Twitter post by @lebohangbokako claims that lobola negotiations were cancelled after the future bride got her chastity tested by the uncle. During the traditional ceremony, he saw a tattoo on her thigh.

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South Africans doubt tweep's lobola story is true

Many people were shocked that uncles were supposedly doing the traditional chastity test. According to The Christian Science Monitor, traditionally, the test is done by elderly women in the family. Many people guessed the person behind the Twitter account was making up the story.

@VuyoTheGreat commented:

"In today's episode of things that didn’t happen."

@Mabhusula1 commented:

"Discovered during what?? Done by who?"

@Thembeka__ commented:

"What a boring story that never happened."

@BriiScotch commented:

"Why is the man's uncle the one doing the testing? It's already invasive that oAunty do it. Now malume? She dodged a bullet."

Man paid over R100k lobola divorced after 3 years, SA feels for him

Briefly News reported that a man on Twitter joined in on the conversation about lobola. The divorcee told people how he got charged over R100 000 for his wife's lobola.

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People flooded the comments to share their thoughts about the man's misfortune. Online users discussed the way some bride's families take advantage of lobola.

People immediately felt sorry for the guy. Netizens argued that in-laws asking for too much in lobola is not a good sign.

Source: Briefly News