Are we to also blame Jagaban on this?

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I doubt it

I think need to go off social media today. I have not heard any good news today

CrossRhodes:
That's why it's important to marry a virgin......
Most of these fraudsters are non-virgin oloshos settling for unsuspecting men

How will.Marrying a virgin help?

How did you get your Statistics and how did you arrived at Nigeria being 2nd in the World?
O P , please answer!

9ja women can't leave runs movement
even when dem marry❗️❗️❗️😕😕😕

Tufiakwa for them.

A few years back, there was this story
of a married female banker who was
dating two male coworkers at her office
at the same time.

Out of jealousy, one of them decided to
expose her naked picture on social media.

That type of woman will always stay
behind, forming hardworking staff just
to have her guys shine her Kongo before
going home❗️❗️

immortalcrown:
When will paternity fraud be criminalized?

Paternity fraud is as bad as or even worse than rape.

Meanwhile, Jennyclay does not see posts like this.

Stop giving her unnecessary relevance here. Nobody gives a bleep about her opinion.

MrBlock:


Apply some common sense nau. Data is collated across all laboratories that conduct DNA analysis in the country.

you're the one not using common sense... Data is collected yes, I'm saying how many Nigerians have you seen going to the hospital for the sole purpose of conducting a DNA test...it's very rare... I expect the percentage to be higher in developed countries.... It's common sense, you'll need to conduct a national survey in every country before coming up with such an outrageous conclusion

https://dubawa.org/how-true-is-claim-nigeria-has-second-highest-paternity-fraud-rate-in-the-world/

Gajagojo:
Scientifically and statistically does not make sense
If this is based on DNA testing
Do all countries do DNA test at the same rate?
What is the basis of comparing two countries if testing rates are not the same

How available is DNA testing to the tens of millions of Nigerians

It is only relatively rich people that can afford to do a DNA TEST

Dude, forget oversabi. There have been publications upon publications. Since you do research, you should know how to search for publications.
This is not new.

I have said for years here on NL that around 35% of firstborns belong to another and at least 25% of all kids belong to another man. Results from studies in 9ja last year said 26.1% of all kids. So current 30% is not surprising.

Are you just seeing this for the first time?

Dey dull yourself and don't to paternity test on your kids.

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Men don see shege oo

30%, That's wild yuuno..

immortalcrown:
When will paternity fraud be criminalized?

Paternity fraud is as bad as or even worse than rape.

Meanwhile, Jennyclay does not see posts like this.

Cause as a man, you're already been led by 1:0 by life. Women are more favoured.

AreaFada2:

Dude, forget oversabi. There have been publications upon publications. Since you do research, you should know how to search for publications.
This is not new.

I have said for years here on NL that around 35% of firstborns belong to another and at least 25% of all kids belong to another man. Results from studies in 9ja last year said 26.1% of all kids. So current 30% is not surprising.

Are you just seeing this for the first time?

Dey dull yourself and don't to paternity test on your kids.

The issue here is comparing nations and if or why Nigerian case is different
Does Nigeria have the capacity to do 1 million DNA tests?
Guy if You have nothing sensible to say just be silent and dey your dey

Gajagojo:
Scientifically and statistically does not make sense
If this is based on DNA testing
Do all countries do DNA test at the same rate?
What is the basis of comparing two countries if testing rates are not the same

How available is DNA testing to the tens of millions of Nigerians

It is only relatively rich people that can afford to do a DNA TEST

thanks jare.... I don't know why people jst swallow rubbish hook, link and sinker.... there is a dearth of laboratory facilities in the country and many citizens can’t afford DNA tests... So where did they get d data from... No source no nothing

So which country is the first and by what percentage is theirs higher than Nigeria?

Judolisco:
you're the one not using common sense... Data is collected yes, I'm saying how many Nigerians have you seen going to the hospital for the sole purpose of conducting a DNA test...it's very rare... I expect the percentage to be higher in developed countries.... It's common sense

A relative wanted to relocate his kids abroad. Paternity test required by embassy showed all 3 kids were not not his.

I know of many other cases up close. A lab in Lekki was offering discount on paternity test 2 years ago and women were outraged.

There has even been a publication of the 3 regions in Nigeria from which most men come for paternity test. It was here on NL.

More men than you think are codedly doing paternity test. Labs have these figures.

Kaa4:
So which country is the first and by what percentage is theirs higher than Nigeria?

The story is fake news

That's why Islam and Christianity proposed Death penalty for Adultery. It's because of the social problems like this it creates. Imagine finding out your child is not yours, u might end up a bit lunatic in ur reasoning or contemplating suicide or having no will/reason to exist.

Marry a 'figure head' husband...resume fu×kn your ex and then bring a bast@rd home.... Fu×k your lover till your wedding day to your 'figure head' husband and then bring a bast@rd first child along...its a win-win for the wh¤r£... Her survival and security is guaranteed...that's all that matters to her...

It’s easier to become a millionaire in Nigeria than finding a faithful girl/lady in Nigeria

They are all the same .

It’s even easier to get to a married woman these days

AreaFada2:

A relative wanted to relocate his kids abroad. Paternity test required by embassy showed all 3 kids were not not his.

I know of many other cases up close. A lab in Lekki was offering discount on paternity test 2 years ago and women were outraged.

There has even been a publication of the 3 regions in Nigeria from which most men come for paternity test. It was here on NL.

More men than you think are codedly doing paternity test. Labs have these figures.

u can't use 2 cases to justify 30% don't u grab? Countries like US where they have facilities and people conduct DNA test regularly, should have higher percentage than Nigeria.... I am a researcher and public health is my field, so I know what I'm saying.... U can't use the result from Lekki, to judge the whole of lagos, not to talk of Nigeria.... No be malaria test we dey talk about here oh na DNA test oh

AreaFada2:

A relative wanted to relocate his kids abroad. Paternity test required by embassy showed all 3 kids were not not his.

I know of many other cases up close. A lab in Lekki was offering discount on paternity test 2 years ago and women were outraged.

There has even been a publication of the 3 regions in Nigeria from which most men come for paternity test. It was here on NL.

More men than you think are codedly doing paternity test. Labs have these figures.

How does that prove this happens more in Nigeria than Azerbaijan or Guatemala

What need. Conceiving for another man aside matrimonial vows.

Gajagojo:

The issue here is comparing nations and if or why Nigerian case is different
Does Nigeria have the capacity to do 1 million DNA tests?
Guy if You have nothing sensible to say just be silent and dey your dey

Dude, 9ja has capacity to do way more than 1 million.

Do you know how many tests have already been done for family reunion required by embassies? I know of several failed paternity tests 25 years ago.
I worked on developing some rapid tests decades back. Looking back, I would have sought funding for rapid paternity test development. It didn't seem that important back then. In any case, officially acceptable tests must be done in certified labs.

Chinese researchers flooded the department as doc candidates and post docs (across Western universities) and no wonder they lead today.
Going back to 9ja, the trend has been long obvious that infidelity is high, use of protection is low and paternity fraud is high. It has been relatively high for decades but even more so now. Tests were prohibitively expensive those days.

Sure, in research, high numbers make the outcome more reliable. But remember, in countries where suspicion is low or no official need to do the test, test uptake is low. Yes, this can skew the result.

You will not get ethics clearance to do paternity tests on 200,000 or 1m kids just for research. You have to do retrospectively based on tests already done. This is were existing labs come in and some have published theirs to enlighten the public. Or to codedly advertise themselves.

hansomb:
That's why Islam and Christianity proposed Death penalty for Adultery. It's because of the social problems like this it creates. Imagine finding out your child is not yours, u might end up a bit lunatic in ur reasoning or contemplating suicide or having no will/reason to exist.

What social.problem does it cause
Christianity and Islam are just cultures
There are other cultures that don't care
As long as the woman is married to a man the children are his
At the tribal.level of evolution
Children were a source of Labour and soldiers
So in such circumstances children were an asset and a.man would even marry a pregnant woman
Many people have very little knowledge of history,anthropology and so on
Yes today children are more of a liability to a man but in the past they were farmhands and soldiers . That is how clans were built
Even today there are Nigerian tribes where the men marry pregnant women with full chest
As.long as they pay the bride price the man owns the children
So leave that Christian Islam crap
Pikin na pikin

AreaFada2:


Dude, 9ja has capacity to do way more than 1 million.

Do you know how many tests have already been done for family reunion required by embassies? I know of several failed paternity tests 25 years ago.
I worked on developing some rapid tests decades back. Looking back, I would have sought funding for rapid paternity test development. It didn't seem that important back then. In any case, officially acceptable tests must be done in certified labs.

Chinese researchers flooded the department as doc candidates and post docs (across Western universities) and no wonder they lead today.
Going back to 9ja, the trend has been long obvious that infidelity is high, use of protection is low and paternity fraud is high. It has been relatively high for decades but even more so now. Tests were prohibitively expensive those days.

Sure, in research, high numbers make the outcome more reliable. But remember, in countries where suspicion is low or no official need to do the test, test uptake is low. Yes, this can skew the result.

You will not get ethics clearance to do paternity tests on 200,000 or 1m kids just for research. You have to do retrospectively based on tests already done. This is were existing labs come in and some have published theirs to enlighten the public. Or to codedly advertise themselves.

Can You tell me exactly how many DNA tests were conducted in Nigeria last year?

Judolisco:
u can't use 2 cases to justify 30% don't u grab? Countries like US where they have facilities and people conduct DNA test regularly, should have higher percentage than Nigeria.... I am a researcher and public health is my field, so I know what I'm saying.... U can't use the result from Lekki, to judge the whole of lagos, not to talk of Nigeria.... No be malaria test we dey talk about here oh na DNA test oh

Oh wow, good. Now let's talk.

Who in America does paternity test? Which demographics do it more? What is their reason?
Yes, lots of those working class (in Western sense) and underclass folks on US TV fighting over paternity, Black and Latino folks feature prominently.
Now, why do people do it in 9ja? The fact that despite fewer people able to afford it in 9ja and actually do it, the rate is that high.

Now imagine doing this test in folks living in face-me-I-slap you in Bariga or Ikotun?

I know that unless something is published by Western researchers, we Africans like to doubt it. I would have disputed it just like you if I had not seen it in real life too.

Promiscuous females everywhere. If they get married and within 6 months belle no show, na either ex- boyfriend, pastor ( in the name of god father), landlord or nabor go be their next trials to test fertility. And the mumu husband go dey thank God that he has don it.

Gajagojo:


Can You tell me exactly how many DNA tests were conducted in Nigeria last year?

No researcher in USA can tell you exactly how many tests were done in USA last year. That figure won't be ready. Much less in 9ja.

How does not having exact figure invalidate results published by researchers in 9ja? I don't do my work in 9ja.

You did not have the figures across the places you were comparing before disputing the results for 9ja?

AreaFada2:

Oh wow, good. Now let's talk.

Who in America does paternity test? Which demographics do it more? What is their reason?
Yes, lots of those working class (in Western sense) and underclass folks on US TV fighting over paternity, Black and Latino folks feature prominently.
Now, why do people do it in 9ja? The fact that despite fewer people able to afford it in 9ja and actually do it, the rate is that high.

Now imagine doing this test in folks living in face-me-I-slap you in Bariga or Ikotun?

I know that unless something is published by Western researchers, we Africans like to doubt it. I would have disputed it just like you if I had not seen it in real life too.

I'll only respond to your last paragraph, even if I see jst one journal or research paper published on perternity fraud conducted by a Nigerian, why I go dey argue since morning... Na d research I dey ask for since, but eno dey, even if e dey then you have to conduct similar or compare your findings with other research done in other countries to come to dis conclusion .... See dis type of stuff ino even need to browse before I know it's false.... It's like saying 30% of Nigerians owned a private jet or its like saying Nigerian aviation sector has launched a rocket to the moon 30 times.... U see how outrageous dis last two statements sounds arbi? You'll need something comprehensive like a National survey to get accurate data and results, then you'll have to compare it with other countries result

Nah wa oo

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