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» REBUTTAL - ATTACK ON AFRICAN MARRIAGES BY WESTERNIZED AFRICAN WOMEN
By OMOGBE . | Published 02/2/2010 | Gender and Relationships | Rating:
When I read the article written by Ozodi Osuji, I was perplexed and flabbergasted by its content. The attempt to connect African women to ills of our society was woeful. And while many may not want to refute these allegations in fear of being tagged as a bad woman, I feel the need to defend African women. First of all, he failed to provide information on the way of life by our ancestors before us. Let me remind us.
» ATTACK ON AFRICAN MARRIAGES BY WESTERNIZED AFRICAN WOMEN
By Ozodi Thomas Osuji Ph.D | Published 01/31/2010 | Special Features , Gender and Relationships | Rating:

This article looks at the phenomenon of African women living in the Western world copying the worst of Western women’s behaviors. It equates radical feminism with the destruction of the Western family and says that the African family would also be destroyed if African women mindlessly copy radical Western women’s efforts to destroy their men for the historic injustice they believe that their men did to them.

» Black Women and White Men and the Question of Marriage
By Sabella Abidde | Published 07/9/2009 | Gender and Relationships | Unrated

There are enclaves where interracial relationships are still frowned upon. But by and large, this phenomenon is on the upward trend: becoming common around the world -- especially in Europe, Canada, and the United States. A cursory look suggests that interaciality has a longer history of acceptance in Western Europe than in the United States. And when aggregated, interracial liaisons seem less common and less celebrated in societies that are considered conservative, dutifully religious, and politically closed.

» THE CHALLENGE OF EARLY MARRIAGE ON THE GIRL CHILD: By Rita Gonyok
By ChatAfrik Contributor | Published 02/14/2009 | Gender and Relationships | Unrated

The Girl Child marriage is becoming too rampant today in spite of the campaign launched against it in different quarters by the Civil Liberty Organizations, the NGOs and a host of other humanitarian groups. The legal minimum age for marriage under a number of ratified laws is 18. In spite of this legal provision, child marriage is still widely practiced in some parts of the world. In Nigeria, the cases of child marriage are very much ubiquitous in the northern part of the country. Early marriage is a violation of childʼs right which must be put to an end.

» ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION: PART 4
By Chinwe Enemchukwu | Published 02/6/2009 | Gender and Relationships | Unrated

Within the last twenty years, major advances have been made in the development of effective treatments for erectile dysfunction. Oral therapy is now established as the mainstay of treatment and new treatments continue to emerge following the availability of sildenafil ( viagra) in 1998. Prior to that, self injection therapies, various devices such penile implants, vacuum devices, inflatable penile prosthesis, and vascular reconstructive surgery to improve penile blood flow, were the treatment options for men with erectile dysfunction.



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