Girls and Women in Nigeria: A Domestic Violence Survey

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Seun (m)
Girls and Women in Nigeria: A Domestic Violence Survey
« on: August 22, 2005, 10:31 PM »

Hello,

This poll has been created to give an opportunity to the women of Nigeria to anonymously share their experiences in the area of domestic violence.  We want to estimate the prevalence rate of domestic violence in this country; we like to estimate how many of our women have had to put up with this menace sometime in the past.

Please make sure you contribute in the above survey (remember, it's an anonymous survey).  If so inclined, you can further explain your answer by replying to this thread. 

- Remember to choose the most serious form of DV that you've suffered so far.
- Remember to answer "yes" even if it has happened to you only once - a new survey will be opened in a few days to measure the frequency of domestic violence.
- If such things occured to you while you were living in Nigeria, then answer as if you're still in Nigeria.

Thanks.
obong (m)
Re: Girls and Women in Nigeria: A Domestic Violence Survey
« #1 on: August 23, 2005, 05:48 PM »

any results? how do i see the results
Seun (m)
Re: Girls and Women in Nigeria: A Domestic Violence Survey
« #2 on: September 02, 2005, 12:56 AM »

You'll see the results when you vote!
Latoya (f)
Re: Girls and Women in Nigeria: A Domestic Violence Survey
« #3 on: September 06, 2005, 04:21 AM »

Women in nigeria come out now,we r waiting for your comments
demmy (m)
Re: Girls and Women in Nigeria: A Domestic Violence Survey
« #4 on: October 16, 2005, 04:15 PM »

interesting.

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face007 (f)
Re: Girls and Women in Nigeria: A Domestic Violence Survey
« #5 on: February 18, 2008, 08:59 PM »

most nigerian women are been violated,we are just too shy to come out and speak up,alot dnt have access to the computer,we that are fortunate shuld speak for those,it is hi time.NO to battering of women,our law need to be firm concerning domestic violence  Sad
almondjoy (f)
Re: Girls and Women in Nigeria: A Domestic Violence Survey
« #6 on: February 19, 2008, 03:06 PM »

Quote from: face007 on February 18, 2008, 08:59 PM
most nigerian women are been violated,we are just too shy to come out and speak up,alot dnt have access to the computer,we that are fortunate shuld speak for those,it is hi time.NO to battering of women,our law need to be firm concerning domestic violence Sad

Yes, I have encoutered such and it was fight to finish! Grin There is nothing to be shy about. It is a very common problem in Nigeria and most "Black American" homes!

Since men are the chief perpertrators, the survey should have been how many men have slapped or beaten a lady and see all the liars that will show up here.  They can't keep their fists off your face on Nairaland, they expect us to believe that they are such loveable creatures offline! Cheesy

Who una wan deceive? Grin

Brutish Beasts!

Leilah were are you?  Come vote abeg! Cheesy
uspry1 (f)
Re: Girls and Women in Nigeria: A Domestic Violence Survey
« #7 on: February 19, 2008, 05:58 PM »

Quote from: almondjoy on February 19, 2008, 03:06 PM
There is nothing to be shy about. It is a very common problem in Nigeria and most "Black American" homes!

I was involved in deaf advocate for most Deaf Americans, too back in 2000! Lot of battered American deaf women COULD NOT speak out themself in the name of domestic violence! Very few states has established a small domestic violence agency for all battered/abused deaf women around the USA. (2 out of 50 states, non-profit organization).
Leilah (f)
Re: Girls and Women in Nigeria: A Domestic Violence Survey
« #8 on: February 19, 2008, 09:21 PM »

Yes! I have honestly voted for slapped or lightly hit. Hopefully it won't happen again, I have seriously addressed this issue. Put it this way imagine being in Nigeria and having no internet or financial access etc it must be terrible for some women. Thank you for remembering me Smiley
Leilah (f)
Re: Girls and Women in Nigeria: A Domestic Violence Survey
« #9 on: February 19, 2008, 09:23 PM »

Black american homes Huh I thought their women would be well able to stand up for themselves! I suppose not all though Undecided
almondjoy (f)
Re: Girls and Women in Nigeria: A Domestic Violence Survey
« #10 on: February 21, 2008, 07:44 AM »

Quote from: Leilah on February 19, 2008, 09:21 PM
Yes! I have honestly voted for slapped or lightly hit. Hopefully it won't happen again, I have seriously addressed this issue. Put it this way imagine being in Nigeria and having no internet or financial access etc it must be terrible for some women. Thank you for remembering me Smiley

Even if they had internet access, the culture of "stigmatization" and "secrecy" will never allow most to voice out that they have been kicked around. Anyway, the thread asked for "anonymity".  Of course, I always remember you. Cheesy

Quote from: Leilah on February 19, 2008, 09:23 PM
Black american homes Huh I thought their women would be well able to stand up for themselves! I suppose not all though Undecided

Yes they do stand up for themselves.  Domestic violence has nothing to do with "standing up for yourself".  You a victim of a crime of hate perpetrated by a psycho-sociopath. You are never to blame.  No one has the right to violate another human being. Kiss
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