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In a similar approach to studies of gender discrimination in Nigeria (e.g., Eboiyethi et al., 2016), this study adopts a gendered comparative framework based on feminist methodology and qualitative methods to analyze participants' perspectives on gender discrimination after divorce in Nigeria.
A mandatory marriage-based definition of matrimonial property will subsume them. When a party is endeavouring to show joint ownership, it is simply asking that property be shared using a formula. A core objective of that sharing jurisdiction is to benefit parties and their children. In Nigeria this is the socio-cultural expectation of family ...
Seeking the views of university-educated Nigerians in Lagos and Abuja (the previous and current capital cities respectively), our study explores gendered perspectives on the issue of remarriage after divorce to gain a deeper understanding of how customary, Islamic and statutory laws intersect.
Seeking the views of university educated Nigerians in Lagos and Abuja (the previous and current capital cities respectively), our study explores gendered perspectives on the issue of remarriage after divorce to gain a deeper understanding of how customary, Islamic and statutory laws intersect.
freedom from discrimination: A citizen of Nigeria is protected against any unfair discrimination, directly or indirectly, by the state or any person on the basis of one or more grounds, including: Gender, Sex,
3 Σεπ 2017 · The results suggest that what Ibrahim (2015) calls “the sociocultural penalties of divorce” are borne more heavily by women and this is exacerbated because traditional or customary laws in modern Nigeria were reshaped by colonial Christian codification.
Seeking the views of metropolitan, university educated Nigerians in Lagos and Abuja (the previous and current capital cities respectively), our study explores gendered perspectives on the issue of ...
