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johnson232:Very True |
Rukkydelta:What is the difference between building up marriage and running of the family? |
babygirlfl:The truth is people are opposing him because he opened a thread for it in 'peace times' Let a woman open a thread that her husband constantly cheats on her... most of the advices would be 'pray more', 'get closer to him', 'cook fresh fish', 'save your home' etc. How is it any different from what the OP is saying? Isn't 'a wise woman builds her home' a popular verse of the Bible? So what really is the OP saying that is different from what is obtainable? |
bellong:@Bold: Could it be that they are more interested in social science courses and that's where their strengths lie? I would say all students are enlightened on STEM courses and thereafter, let them choose what they want themselves... that's why we take all classes in Jnr Secondary and our G & C teachers put us through during placement into Senior School. I am sure those 5 girls would probably do the society better in future than 100 girls coerced into Engineering. |
doublex:You are welcome I am glad you know what you want to be in future ![]() |
5minsmadness:The fact the 'society' believes so much in gender equality does not mean everybody believes in gender equality just how the fact Lagos is projected as a developed state doesnot mean there are not a lot of shanties in Lagos. I will even say there are more people who don't believe in gender equality than people who do. |
One of the things that I really strongly believe in is that we need to have more girls interested in math, science, and engineering. We’ve got half the population that is way underrepresented in those fields and that means that we’ve got a whole bunch of talent…not being encouraged the way they need to.” -- President Barack Obama, February 2013 The development of world-class talent in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) is critical to America’s global leadership. The Obama administration understands that fostering an open and diverse scientific community that draws from an array of unique experiences and viewpoints is a necessary step to realizing this goal. Supporting women STEM students and researchers is not only an essential part of America’s strategy to out-innovate, out-educate, and out-build the rest of the world; it is also important to women themselves. Women in STEM jobs earn 33 percent more than those in non-STEM occupations and experience a smaller wage gap relative to men. And STEM careers offer women the opportunity to engage in some of the most exciting realms of discovery and technological innovation. Increasing opportunities for women in these fields is an important step towards realizing greater economic success and equality for women across the board. The Office of Science and Technology Policy, in collaboration with the White House Council on Women and Girls, is dedicated to increasing the participation of women and girls — as well as other underrepresented groups — in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics by increasing the engagement of girls with STEM subjects in formal and informal environments, encouraging mentoring to support women throughout their academic and professional experiences, and supporting efforts to retain women in the STEM workforce. https://www.whitehouse.gov/administration/eop/ostp/women We also have WISE ... a campaign to promote women in STEM with this goal... Our mission is to get 1 million more women in the UK STEM workforce. https://www.wisecampaign.org.uk/ Now the reason for this thread: Must more ladies be enrolled into STEM courses? Must there be a gender based quota as regards the enrollment into STEM courses? I am not against encouraging more ladies to join STEM courses; I am against making people feel STEM courses are more important than non - STEM courses because that is the reason behind pushing more ladies into STEM irrespective of their personal interest. That is why we also see a number of ladies drop out of them after school. Yes, a person in STEM night earn more than a non-STEM however, money alone does not determine the importance of a profession. If a lady is not in an environment that discriminates against women in STEM courses, then she should be guided to choose a profession based on her strengths and personality. That why, the society can benefit maximally from them. |
Sweet |
Well CMD, husbands sucking their wives' breasts would also create and cement bond between them ![]() The picture is very nice (family bonding) ![]() |
Funny thread But this is What our society preach na... Why the outcry? OP carry go. |
johnson232:True |
hahn:You are right. Does the husband pay the wife money (gifts and all) to have sex with him? Maybe this would be sensible for a Olosho type of relationship. |
funlord:As in. |
Maám, Your husband is NOT irresponsible; you and your family are. For your husband to have the guts to beat you and your parents and you are still dilly dallying in court means you and your family is not responsible. |
babyfaceafrica:And the males did well? I agree with you on the quality thing. |
cococandy:I can't imagine sha The first reaction to this story is laughter ![]() Second reaction is laughter Third is laughter Maybe the fourth reaction would be to propose a solution |
What is the son is the first and the last? Aka only son? |
Pidggin:Very funny Why don't the women inherit the mother's property? Whatever sha |
cococandy:Hilarious but it seems they respect marriage enough to have a drastic reaction. Nor bi like Naija ![]() |
cococandy:You're light chocolate pawpaw then ![]() |
JoeCutie:Sorry at the hunger ![]() Giver.... receiver? Which one is she? ![]() |
cococandy:Any Calabar husband in the house? ![]() |
xynerise:I don't think it is religion; I think it is the conservative nature of our society. A woman is supposed to be innocent on such matters. I am sure that as the society becomes more liberal, such things will be past tense. Any idea if Calabar women feel free initiating? I know they used to teach their young women/wives the art of love making. Cc: cococandy |
JoeCutie:So funny! ![]() |
How do the women there cope? |
esosuo:How did Hello Food and Mama Cass start? Trust me, If KFC introduces Banga rice to their menu, we would rush it. |
cococandy:They are too fashion conscious for their age But again, these are pictures and they magnify things.... I am sure in real life, these children would not look like this. |
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