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Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by lonikit: 7:30pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
I think 60% of Nigeria homes have single parent alive and it usually the mother. why is this so common ![]() |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by lonikit: 7:32pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
if u check 20 homes, more than half may not have father again |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by swiz123(m): 7:36pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
Primarily,fathers are always older. 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by lonikit: 7:40pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
swiz123:u tink dat is the reason |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by lonikit: 7:40pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
I mean the mothers live longer than the fathers |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by hisgrace090: 7:49pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
In Nigeria , men are the burden bearers. 4 Likes |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by lonikit: 7:51pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
mothers seem to have longer life span than fathers |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by swiz123(m): 9:03pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
lonikit:Yea..that's the basic reason 1 Like |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by lonikit: 9:52pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
swiz123:I don't tink it really has to do with age bcus most even died bfr old age |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by KanwuliaExtra: 10:20pm On Jul 11, 2017 |
Because men ignore major health issues and live more stressful lives trying to be family heads. 4 Likes |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by InyinyaAgbaOku(m): 12:12am On Jul 12, 2017 |
KanwuliaExtra: That's responsible of them |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by cococandy(f): 3:17am On Jul 12, 2017 |
The men are usually older. nature demands that they die first. I wouldn't wish anyone younger than me to die before me. It's not natural. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by Martin0(m): 6:22am On Jul 12, 2017 |
cococandy:Hmm na wa ooo nor be small tin una dey do oo |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by lonikit: 7:14am On Jul 12, 2017 |
cococandy: age has notin to do with dis. majority of the fathers died even prematurely. most home lost the father wen he is still young while the mothers usually grow older 1 Like |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by lonikit: 7:14am On Jul 12, 2017 |
KanwuliaExtra: really ![]() |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by somehow: 7:35am On Jul 12, 2017 |
Its not an age thing, some even die before 50, it has more to do with stress, exposure to risk and the pressures of having to take care of multiple mouths both immediate and extended family mouth. Those with less mouths to support and a supportive wife (financially) live longer. 4 Likes |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by cococandy(f): 8:17am On Jul 12, 2017 |
lonikit:Statistics please 2 Likes |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by Nobody: 8:23am On Jul 12, 2017 |
cococandy: Mtchew! 1 Like |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by cococandy(f): 8:24am On Jul 12, 2017 |
garubalawal:Yea I thought as much ![]() 1 Like |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by Nobody: 8:26am On Jul 12, 2017 |
cococandy: Don't like what you did on the other thread. |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by cococandy(f): 8:41am On Jul 12, 2017 |
5 Likes |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by eyinjuege: 8:42am On Jul 12, 2017 |
lonikit: Average life expectancy of a man in Nigeria is btw 46-52 years while a woman is 48-54 years. I won't even bother going into the risk taking behaviour of men such as drink driving, engaging in violent crimes which ultimately cuts their lives shorter than their female counterparts. Oh, did I also tell you that men also have a higher risk of having heart diseases such as hypertension, cardiac arrest? (Oestrogen hormone in women offer some protection, so don't give me the story that it's because the men feed their families, women also provide and even do more ). So many other reasons as discussed in some previous threads. However, one major IMPORTANT thing you should realise about single parent households (where its not a case of divorce, but of loss of life of a partner) is that more men after the loss of a spouse remarry, so you won't even consider them as single parent households, and they are not seen as part of your statistics (which they should have been) unlike their female counterparts who don't remarry and go on to raise their children alone. Modified: lonikit, Also of note is that our society is polygamous. If a man with 4 wives dies, he will leave behind 4single parent households unlike if any of his wives die, leaving behind only one 1single parent household.( that's even still debatable, as you can't consider that family single parent since the co-wives will easily cover the absence of the wife that died) 10 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by Nobody: 9:04am On Jul 12, 2017 |
cococandy: So try not to put your mouth on things you don't care about again. Thanks. 5 Likes |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by lonikit: 9:09am On Jul 12, 2017 |
eyinjuege: u are a feminist |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by eyinjuege: 9:23am On Jul 12, 2017 |
lonikit: And you live in la la land. I have just stated researched facts for you, where even google will bring out articles and references for you, and the best excuse you can give to counter it is to call me a feminist? That's the lamest thing I've heard all week. You need to do better. We need right thinking men, not moved by emotions and sentiments to make Nigeria greater. 7 Likes |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by SirVintageCock: 9:26am On Jul 12, 2017 |
lonikit:Boy, I thought you want an intelligent conversation Take it to romance section and have them tell you what you want to hear. The chances of a woman dying early is high during the early years of marriage due to childbearing. Apart from that women takes care of themseLves more than men by trying to be in shape, eating healthy while men smokes and drinks and other unhealthy lifestyles. Men are older than their wives so first come first go. Men only go to the hospital if they had an accident or after they pass out. That may even lead to their death or an undiagnosed untreatable disease may be found. Antenatal visits helps women a lot cause most of this are detected during those visits and follow up are made too. Men takes reskless risk and may not survive it while women endure more. Do you know that the number of women attempting suicide are four times more than men but men has the most number of completed suicide more than women. Google and see. 3 Likes |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by lonikit: 9:33am On Jul 12, 2017 |
eyinjuege: I was actually jokin wit u ooo. I actually learnt sumtin from ur post |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by lonikit: 9:38am On Jul 12, 2017 |
SirVintageCock: I was jokin wit her/ him. tnx for ur post, so educative. mind u, I'm not a boy but a young man. |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by SirVintageCock: 9:39am On Jul 12, 2017 |
lonikit:So far you get preek whether old man sef. You are welcome though |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by Nobody: 9:43am On Jul 12, 2017 |
I think lot of factors comes into play here. Usually, the men are older but more often than not their deaths don't occur during old age but within the ages of 40s to 60s...I don't consider men in this age bracket old whether life expectancy in Africa says so. Due to the fact that the man carries a greater burden of responsibility, they're prone to heart attacks which kills more than HIV, and most don't pay attention to their health. Lastly, using my dad for example, as an African if you don't believe in voodoo then you're an alien. If you must destroy a plant, you'd have to cut-off its root to prevent it from growing again, having this in mind...some men where killed either through poisoning or through some spiritual attack 'cause it's believed since they're the head of the homes, attacking them first would render the offspring usesless not knowing that there's God who sees beyond what any man could imagine. |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by lonikit: 10:48am On Jul 12, 2017 |
Benita27: that voodoo part is very true oo. tnx for ur contribution |
Re: Opinion: Why Is The Death Of Father More Common In Nigerian Homes by eyinjuege: 11:04am On Jul 12, 2017 |
lonikit: Oh, my bad... I assumed it was a serious thread needing serious answers, didn't know we just wan throw banter about Its all good. Men die earlier because of the troubles from their wives jare ![]() ![]() 3 Likes |
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