One more wife some more trouble represents the problems of polygamy in a patriarchal society. It xrays the man who enjoys male chauvinist opportunities and the grip of two cultures on a brave woman, who believes in the culture that gave birth to her. This highlights the plight of Africans who are struggling to identify the superiority between the culture that gave birth to them and the culture that educated them. It viewed the family as the first human institution that should give the highest degree of invaluable advice to children as a guide to success in human endeavour.
