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70% of African marriages are cohabitation for the sake of "what would people say" - Nigerian World Bank staff

 

70% of African marriages are cohabitation for the sake of "what would people say" - Nigerian World Bank staff

A Nigerian woman and legal analyst at the World Bank group, Vivian Irondi, woman has claimed that 80% of African marriages lack intimacy.

 

According to her, 70% of marriages in Africa are cohabitation just for the sake of societal expectations and fear of judgment, not for romantic love. 

 

70% of African marriages are cohabitation for the sake of "what would people say" - Nigerian World Bank staff

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