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Re: 6 Reasons Gender Equality is beneficial To Nigerian MEN And Society At Large by Nobody: 7:54pm On Apr 30, 2016 |
DivaFiva:about the northern cut off mark stuff,I don't believe that yet,until I experience it physically...,what policies do you want kindly list them About the women been thrown out,I have not hear,read about or experience a scenario whereby a woman will be thrown out of her own house after a divorce,the ones I know of,the house/houses is always that of the men,and in cases whereby they both build the house together my stance as always been that the house should either be sold or rented off with both parties getting equal share/profit...............we cannot say the same for our western first world friends that in every case the woman always get custody of the house irrespective of who owns it,and one can't go to the court,because it already part of their marriage law,is this equality to you,is this part of the policies that you want in nigeria |
Re: 6 Reasons Gender Equality is beneficial To Nigerian MEN And Society At Large by DivaFiva: 2:38am On May 12, 2016 |
porozhniy:Let me put you in our shoes. You are born to a family that probably preferred a male child but they had to manage you till God blesses them again. You are growing up with older family members saying things like " is that how you'll do in your husband house" like it's her final destination. As an adult, she is often left out from family meetings or property inheritance from her father because she'll be married soon. If she is yet to be married, her parents will hardly let her move out and be on her own, for her own safety. Finally, she gets married and changes her last name. Yay, she's now woman. She may want to go do her get a job, some women need permission from husband else no job or admission. She then gets to carry their baby, though not disabled, She can be asked by her husband to quit and care for the child instead. Then, let's imagine she was a Yoruba woman who married into a Kalabari family, what are the odds that this woman would be an elected official in Rivers State LGA with the name Olajumoke Harry?? At every point we are disadvantaged that's why there are institutions to help us up. These don't even begin to cover what we face but it's okay, because, change will definitely come. |
Re: 6 Reasons Gender Equality is beneficial To Nigerian MEN And Society At Large by Horus(m): 9:02pm On Jul 06, 2016 |
Re: 6 Reasons Gender Equality is beneficial To Nigerian MEN And Society At Large by Princiology(m): 5:50am On Jun 21, 2019 |
To read about the definition of Gender and more, see: https://www.princiology.com/gender-meaning-and-definition-of-gender-related-terms/ |
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