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Re: How Stigmatisation Promotes Baby Factories by touchmeder: 7:56pm On May 28, 2013 |
I dont mean to be funny but most news report i have seen about young girls being housed to give their baby are usually found in the East. The old woman making herbs for women seeking fruit of the womb are mostly found in Port Harcourt. |
Re: How Stigmatisation Promotes Baby Factories by Nobody: 8:53pm On May 28, 2013 |
It is love of money. Ibo can do any horrible for money. Stigma may be part of it. |
Re: How Stigmatisation Promotes Baby Factories by Nobody: 9:51pm On May 28, 2013 |
Laalamed: It is love of money. Ibo can do any horrible for money. Stigma may be part of it.nna gi there! |
Re: How Stigmatisation Promotes Baby Factories by Dipwater(m): 10:13pm On May 28, 2013 |
MARK-REN: the writer is correct. |
Re: How Stigmatisation Promotes Baby Factories by Nobody: 12:11am On May 29, 2013 |
Truth is bitter.. D writer is onpoint |
Re: How Stigmatisation Promotes Baby Factories by alvin000(m): 5:17am On May 29, 2013 |
I am really amazed with such kind of backwardness to slavery era. But am sure that it is not only Igbo tribe have this kind of stigmatized, its almost all over in Nigeria. The only solution to it is Federal Govt should make a law that who so ever impregnate a girl must marry her and parent should minimize on how they give birth to a numerous children. Atleast not more than 4. |
Re: How Stigmatisation Promotes Baby Factories by shuddyy: 12:28pm On May 29, 2013 |
[b][/b] abdulkayus: Liar!!! You definitely not from the SW, rather you are likely a Gambari man from Ilorin living in the hausa north. I heard there are schools for the almajiris now, so GTHO and go learn how to write in english language! |
Re: How Stigmatisation Promotes Baby Factories by connkg(m): 12:49pm On May 29, 2013 |
It does appear that there was an earlier topic, which was poorly admitted. It was reviewed to the current original post, making some comments irrelevant or poorly construed. Mod, that action deliberately misaligned the thread, derailing it and inserting tribalism. |
Re: How Stigmatisation Promotes Baby Factories by initiate: 3:18pm On May 29, 2013 |
The original post was a message to stop stigmatisation of girls who got pregnant out of wedlock. The original topic is that we shd stop this stigmatisation. The reason is this, as quoted from the Punch Article "The sad truth is that most teenagers get pregnant because of naivety rather than promiscuity. The girls who are really sexually hyper-active never get pregnant! And even when they do, such pregnancies are terminated in a matter of weeks before anyone can notice." We should rather educate our young girls to make them more productive for themselves and the society at large. The nairaland ppl actually changed the topic and the whole direction of the message, which is wrong and unethical. Can we say MOD promotes triabalism? Respect yourself o |
Re: How Stigmatisation Promotes Baby Factories by MARKREN: 9:46am On May 30, 2013 |
I read the original write-up too in the punch and I will boldly say it was s directed & senseless attack on the Ibo tradition. The writer obviously lacked any inner understanding his own tradition vis a vis those of the SW where he currently resides and uses as a model for "acceptance". Stigmatization is everywhere and no tribe has fully dealt with it... |
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