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Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by DapoBear(m): 4:57pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
Aloy+Emeka: In other words, you pulled it out of your ass. No offense, but that is not the methodology legitimate social scientists use to make statements like that. If it is pure speculation, then say so. If original research, write it up somewhere so we can see the methodology you use to come to your conclusion. If published research, reference it. |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by AloyEmeka5: 4:58pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
DapoBear: I am not your dude, bro. Read NL extensively and there have been threads upon threads with data to support it and I don't have time to revisit them again and as such derail this thread. Polygamy is highest in Yorubaland when it comes to Southern Nigeria but when you add Northern Nigeria, Yorubaland comes 2nd. It is not an opinion, it is a fact. If you don't like it, effect some change by empowering the women or better still, go suck a fat lemon. |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by DapoBear(m): 5:01pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
If any nairalanders have made legitimate studies that have explored this issue, then they need to submit the study to a sociology or statistics journal. Somehow, I doubt that some random posts in a forum are likely to pass the scrutiny required to be accepted (and thus incorporated into the common consensus.) Seriously, this is just bad science. |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by DapoBear(m): 5:07pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
Suck a lemon? Are you a child? You are practicing bad science that would be laughed at even at the high school statistics level, and your response is to tell me to suck a lemon? Read a bit about statistical methodology in the social sciences, it is an entire field of its own. In particular, you cannot make the wild leaps (poorest SW state -> least educated SW state) without some significant caveats. Hell, it is moronic to simply ASSUME something like that; the variables are likely correlated, but there is no reason to believe that the rankings will be exactly the same. Seriously, this is academic malpractice, and you are spouting it out as fact. |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by AloyEmeka5: 5:08pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
DapoBear: Like I said before, these topics have been beaten to death here and many have provided different studies that are consistent with the claim. Remember that a statistical research is not always accurate. Some are biased while others are grossly erroneous. A case to remember is when UN published 2% literacy rate and 98% poverty rate for the North. We all know the North is backwards and scarcely literate but it is not as bad as 2%. May be 25% or more and poverty rate is not as high as 98%. Somehow, another nairalander discovered that they used population density to calculate those figures and since the Northerners are experts in inflating their population during census, the false figures affected the study. |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by DapoBear(m): 5:18pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
Just amazed that the bar is so low these days, that a forum post is what one will cite. Even in college, I would never cite Wikipedia as a source, and this is for a simple class essay. Yet some feel comfortable citing forum posts authoritatively, lol. Ah well, carry on, to each his own |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by Obiagu1(m): 5:22pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
Aloy+Emeka: Have u lived in the North? Walahi, it may not be more than 2%. For the benefit of the doubt, I’ll say 5%. The North is a disaster in terms of literacy. I’ve lived there. One funny thing about them is that many of those that went to school speak far better English that their Southern counterparts. |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by Nobody: 5:31pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
Aloy+Emeka: You're posting without facts and thinking someone will fall for his usual crap. Yes, your posts are credible that we'll take your words. LMAO Aloy. is still hurting from that [/b]thread and I just dey enjoy am sotey. Where are the proofs that about Ekiti. We already know that Ekiti is one of the poorest states [thank you], but what has that got to do with the thread? And proofs about Ekiti and polygamy, thanks. And the proofs to show that Ekiti has the highest crime rate? Dapo, stop taking everything you read on NL to the T. DapoBear:No offense, but that is not the methodology legitimate social scientists use to make statements like that. If it is pure speculation, then say so. If original research, write it up somewhere so we can see the methodology you use to come to your conclusion. If published research, reference it. He did. |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by Nobody: 5:34pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
DapoBear: This thread is about YORUBALAND, but because of the wound he's still licking, he wants to change it to Ekiti land. Tell him to show his proofs Only an eddiot would sit there and write shoit about Ekiti land being less educated when we know it's the opposite. Even those in the poor community at home still get their education, talk about the ekitis abroad |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by DapoBear(m): 5:35pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
Well, I happen to have a very good handle on statistics, for professional reasons. So if you use statistics in a shady manner (as Aloy+Emeka did), I will absolutely bust your @$$ for it. |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by dayokanu(m): 5:36pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
Ekiti should be one of the most educated states in Nigeria. Its even called Fountain of knowledge for a reason |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by Nobody: 5:44pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
Ekiti state and education. . . . Indeed, education is the most visible industry of the people of Ekiti State, hence the people are in the fore-front of educational development. This research was done in 2008, just 2 yrs ago For A state so poor, check the drop out rates. . .yes we have some problems, but our own dropout rates, repition is low and keeps decreasing each each year. . . . http://www.idosi.org/hssj/hssj3%282%2908/2.pdf Now back to the topic jare. . . . Bukittes:We are discussing divorce rate and how polygamy could have been a factor. |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by AloyEmeka5: 6:27pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
dayokanu: You mean fountain of marijuana and juju spoon in primary schools?. Can you please tell many state in the SW that Ekiti can challenge in terms of education, literacy, wealth, health, human resources, social development and civilization?. Ekiti: the fountain of marijuana: http://current.com/green/89110611_africa-ndlea-rates-ekiti-high-on-marijuana.htm Five states lead in the production of cannabis in Nigeria. They are Edo, Delta, Ondo, Ekiti and Osun states. It is claimed the cannabis produced in Edo and Ondo is among the best in the world, making it more expensive than others and providing a ready world-wide market for it, according to a source. |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by mystikal(m): 6:35pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
Religion sha! |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by AloyEmeka5: 6:40pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
@Dayo: Did I also mention certificate forgery?. Is that where you got your fake fountain from? [size=14pt] 3000 workers with forged documents equates to over 80% of the workforce in the state[Biggest forgery scandal in Nigeria's history]. I believe you, Ekiti is the fountain of Forgery. Claiming to be the fountain of knowledge doesn't make them one. It's like Abia that claims to be the God's state yet it is a bastion for kidnappers. |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by Nobody: 6:53pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
^^^^ ROTFL. Upon the huff and puff, still no proof. Ileke-IdI: A nation where certificate forgery abounds. . . . someppl would rather fake their certificate than to sit around waiating for GOVT's pension [or whatever that is]. Is it their fault that people want work? Even grad students with legit certificate cannot find jobs. . . After 7yrs, grad student still roam the street of Nigeria without jobs. I commend my ppl jare. . . . if you have to overstate your qualification, go for it! Even tho the forgery does not indicate that none of them went to school |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by Nobody: 7:01pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
In a country where FORGERY ABOUNDS. . . . NOT ONLY LIMITED TO EKITI STATE. Certificate Forgery Scandal Of CGS, Abdullahi Inde Dikko - Part 1 Certificate Forgery - Trial of Suspects Begins
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Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by Nobody: 7:05pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
Certificate scandal tests Abia’s commitment to civil service reform Certificate forgery scandal latest: Court orders police to investigate Customs boss Abdullahi Dikko, report asap Cops smash fake NCE certificate forgery syndicate |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by Nobody: 7:08pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
Na who know how many unreported cases forgery dey. FACT still remains that Ekiti ppl will continue to excel in education. And that's why we were amongst the successful ones this yr and will continue to remain so |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by DapoBear(m): 7:47pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
Aloy+Emeka: Marijuana? California grows a sh!ton of marijuana, yet has the best public universities in the nation. Heck, medical marijuana is legal here. . . In any case, who can fault them for growing it? Certainly a more profitable crop than pounded yam. Get that money! |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by Nobody: 7:59pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
DapoBear: The same india hemp their pastor dey enjoy? https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-548418.0.html. |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by molank(f): 9:19pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
y open this thread? I fink dat divorce among yorubaz is generally more accepted than other tribe. Polygamy has nothing to do with it. because hausas are more polygamist and Ibrus are VERY polygamist as well. Also education has nothing to do with is Celia Ibru is the 2nf wife of Michael Ibru and she is definately probably 1 of the most educated women in Nigeria |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by Nobody: 10:38pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
molank: You made a good point about the Hausas. But you have to understand that they have almost no option in whom they're married off to talkless of divorcing their husband. You cannot compare Hausas to Yorubas in this sense, the Christians in the Yoruba groups [and some in the muslim sect] have more free will. I'm not designating all the blame on polygamy, am addressing it as a factor. |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by Nobody: 11:46pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
l̴͖̲̖̱͎͋́̀̏̀͂͜ơ̴̢̘͖͖̟͔̲͉̣̖̒͐̑̑̈́̀̓̆̑͒̏̈́̽̇͌͆̚͘r̴̢̛͕̞̠̼̥͇͙̥̥̗̼͎̰̻̗̩̹̬̰̜̰̪̜̯͈̓̇͆͜ę̴̧̦̩̞̫̬̫͓̫̟̣͖̝̤̩̱̻͌̆̈̅̊̇̈́̄͒͆͂̒̋͗̀́͐̚͜͜m̵̳̬͎̦̼̖͙̻̞̲̳͎͖̤̜͙̞̘̪̥͈̮̲̫̈́̂̑̓̅͌̉̃̄́̎̈́͛̔̃̈͒͛̆̉̉̍̍͌̅̒̿͘͝ͅͅ ̸̨̛̛̮̱͖͇̗͉͙̭͉͕͖̯̼͂̀̆̔̀̽̿̆͐͑͑̀̈́̈͂͒̽̅̒́̒̚͘̚̚̕͝ͅͅͅį̷̨͚̜͖̪̯̦̼̹̤͇̱͕̹̯̓̂̎͊̎͐͊͂̽̈́͊̅̈̏̋͗̀̾̎̂̀̚͝ͅp̵̡͖̱̮̹̫͖̱̺͖͚̙͇̘͈̥̭͎̅̃͗͒̒̐̀̽͑̕̕̕͜͜ş̵̧̛͚͎̘̹̻̩͉̩͕͕͍̲̼̳̲̬͖̟͊̒̽̊͛͂͒̍̇̾̅̀̑̽̆͌̈́͒̀̒́̒̏̚͝͠u̸̧̫̯͉̥̬̗͚̹͙̇̑̾͌̃͌̈́̉̀͛̍̂̄̃̑͝m̵̨̧̛̲̰̰̫̰̖̗̟͉̝͚̯̞̮̪̝͚̯͔̖̻͉͈̫̫̩̞͗̀̈́̅͆̽̆̎͐͂͆̐̾͊̆͝ ̵̛̛̯̮͍͎̜̖̥̫̱͕̥̻̖̮͈̖͎̯͊̒̉̔̔̓̀̍̆̈̊̈́̀͑̓̎̓̄̚͘͜͠͝n̵̟̜̗̩̬̯̫͇̝̙̖̟͋́̒̾̃͒͊̂̇̔͌̎͌̂͠ͅả̸̡͇̟͕̓̾͗̋̄͆̆̒͆̃͐͝i̵̢̧̧̮̞̺̻̝̬̤̲͉̟̟̺̙̣̣̭̘̱̰͇̦̍̌̀̒̎̒͋̊͐̇̿̌͛̓̓͑̆́̉͊͗̿́͘͜͝r̵̻̱̼̣̊̏͂͌̎͊̿̈͂̒͂́̐̔͂̅̅̀͘͝a̵̢͓͉̪̯̯͕̲͔̘͎͓͖̅̄͌̓̈́̒̾̇̀̈́̊̐̋͊̏̎͒̆̊̈̿̑̀͋̒̕̕͠ͅͅl̵̺̩̙̣͉̙͍̱͉͚͖̬̻̮͒̓̄́̀̋̈́͋̈̚͠ḁ̷̛̼̤͔̩̱̜̱̯̦̭̗͓̘͈͔̹̟̥̹̈́̇̔̄̂̀̔͂̏́̆͂̀̀̈́̑͐̇̓͒͊̕̕͝͝n̴̢̛̥͇͇̤̓̎̅̐͑̔͒̐͆͒̾͗̒̓̒́̓̾͗̒͜͝͝ḑ̴̧̨̝̞̦̯̯̠̺̭̭̗̭̱̯͉̹͔̪̦̉͂̋̽̿͑̃̽̐͐͋̌̏͌͑͗̀̎͜͠͠͝͠ |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by Nobody: 11:49pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
guddsid:Of course you have, such as many infidelity that occurs in your Igbo towns. We can sit here today and lie about what we've witnessed. . . .but if you cannot bring a relevant data to the table. . . .well. . . . |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by Moyola(f): 11:53pm On Nov 10, 2010 |
YORUBA WOMEN. . . . . WAKE UP AND SMELL THE COFFEE. DO NOT ALLOW A MAN TO MAKE YOU HIS IYALE. STAND UP FOR YOURSELF, DON'T DEPEND ON A MAN. DEPENDING ON A MAN FOR FINANCIAL NEEDS IS THE FIRST STEP TO YOUR RUIN. I pity such women! |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by chic2pimp(m): 3:12am On Nov 11, 2010 |
Ileke-IdI:I see Aloy is hating on Ekiti again ROFL . Dude just won't accept the fact that Ekiti is indeed the fountain of knowledge, *Sighs* oh well. |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by Kobojunkie: 4:53am On Nov 11, 2010 |
POINT OF CORRECTION: Yorubas are not predominantly muslims and as at this moment, there is no available record backing your preposition. The Yoruba society is plural in structure and factors that influence major decisions in their culture are inherent in their traditions. Religion among the Yorubas is tripartite. In explaining religion among the Yorubas, scholars usually use a term called "trinity" - a Yoruba man could either be a christian or muslim and at the same will not loose sight of his traditional religion. Many (subjective and not enof to generalise) muslim Yorubas have been found to be fond of going to church on December 31st while some Yoruba christians involve themselves in fasting during Ramaddan. A typical Yoruba believes that 'God is every where and in every religion' and there is a popular saying that 'olorun ko ko aajo" Thank you !! I wish we could continue from this point instead . . . |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by Nobody: 6:45am On Nov 11, 2010 |
chic2pimp: He's not only hating on Ekiti state, he's still licking his wounds from my thread(s) in racism section. ROTFL. Kobojunkie:Away from politics? Thank God @Kobo @the bolded part Many at times, ladies are unable to help the situation and moreover, the culture that Yoruba women find themselves doesnt encourage divorce. Divorce is seen more or less as a tabboo. Any woman that packed out of her husband house is called "oni le mosu" - it is a derogatory term. Your assertion that a woman would go for a rich man,is unfounded and is not limited to Yoruba women alone. This is a general trend among women. Do you guys know how many divorces cases that went to court a few months? [I read that some about it, but cant find the link anymore. I think they were from Oyo state] Yea, it's a taboo to divorce one's husband in YORUBALAND, but things are changing. And let's not only talk about fallen marriages that goes to court, but ones that women ctually pack out of their husband's home without legalizing the divorce because of this so called "taboo". |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by Nobody: 7:52am On Nov 11, 2010 |
l̴͖̲̖̱͎͋́̀̏̀͂͜ơ̴̢̘͖͖̟͔̲͉̣̖̒͐̑̑̈́̀̓̆̑͒̏̈́̽̇͌͆̚͘r̴̢̛͕̞̠̼̥͇͙̥̥̗̼͎̰̻̗̩̹̬̰̜̰̪̜̯͈̓̇͆͜ę̴̧̦̩̞̫̬̫͓̫̟̣͖̝̤̩̱̻͌̆̈̅̊̇̈́̄͒͆͂̒̋͗̀́͐̚͜͜m̵̳̬͎̦̼̖͙̻̞̲̳͎͖̤̜͙̞̘̪̥͈̮̲̫̈́̂̑̓̅͌̉̃̄́̎̈́͛̔̃̈͒͛̆̉̉̍̍͌̅̒̿͘͝ͅͅ ̸̨̛̛̮̱͖͇̗͉͙̭͉͕͖̯̼͂̀̆̔̀̽̿̆͐͑͑̀̈́̈͂͒̽̅̒́̒̚͘̚̚̕͝ͅͅͅį̷̨͚̜͖̪̯̦̼̹̤͇̱͕̹̯̓̂̎͊̎͐͊͂̽̈́͊̅̈̏̋͗̀̾̎̂̀̚͝ͅp̵̡͖̱̮̹̫͖̱̺͖͚̙͇̘͈̥̭͎̅̃͗͒̒̐̀̽͑̕̕̕͜͜ş̵̧̛͚͎̘̹̻̩͉̩͕͕͍̲̼̳̲̬͖̟͊̒̽̊͛͂͒̍̇̾̅̀̑̽̆͌̈́͒̀̒́̒̏̚͝͠u̸̧̫̯͉̥̬̗͚̹͙̇̑̾͌̃͌̈́̉̀͛̍̂̄̃̑͝m̵̨̧̛̲̰̰̫̰̖̗̟͉̝͚̯̞̮̪̝͚̯͔̖̻͉͈̫̫̩̞͗̀̈́̅͆̽̆̎͐͂͆̐̾͊̆͝ ̵̛̛̯̮͍͎̜̖̥̫̱͕̥̻̖̮͈̖͎̯͊̒̉̔̔̓̀̍̆̈̊̈́̀͑̓̎̓̄̚͘͜͠͝n̵̟̜̗̩̬̯̫͇̝̙̖̟͋́̒̾̃͒͊̂̇̔͌̎͌̂͠ͅả̸̡͇̟͕̓̾͗̋̄͆̆̒͆̃͐͝i̵̢̧̧̮̞̺̻̝̬̤̲͉̟̟̺̙̣̣̭̘̱̰͇̦̍̌̀̒̎̒͋̊͐̇̿̌͛̓̓͑̆́̉͊͗̿́͘͜͝r̵̻̱̼̣̊̏͂͌̎͊̿̈͂̒͂́̐̔͂̅̅̀͘͝a̵̢͓͉̪̯̯͕̲͔̘͎͓͖̅̄͌̓̈́̒̾̇̀̈́̊̐̋͊̏̎͒̆̊̈̿̑̀͋̒̕̕͠ͅͅl̵̺̩̙̣͉̙͍̱͉͚͖̬̻̮͒̓̄́̀̋̈́͋̈̚͠ḁ̷̛̼̤͔̩̱̜̱̯̦̭̗͓̘͈͔̹̟̥̹̈́̇̔̄̂̀̔͂̏́̆͂̀̀̈́̑͐̇̓͒͊̕̕͝͝n̴̢̛̥͇͇̤̓̎̅̐͑̔͒̐͆͒̾͗̒̓̒́̓̾͗̒͜͝͝ḑ̴̧̨̝̞̦̯̯̠̺̭̭̗̭̱̯͉̹͔̪̦̉͂̋̽̿͑̃̽̐͐͋̌̏͌͑͗̀̎͜͠͠͝͠ |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by Nobody: 7:57am On Nov 11, 2010 |
guddsid:Right and by claiming that infidelity is prominent in one area makes sense. And yes, you are indeed narrow-minded, look through your posts |
Re: Investigating Divorce Cases In Yorubaland. by Nobody: 8:44am On Nov 11, 2010 |
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