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Cyril Abang
Department of Animal Science, Landmark University, Omu-Aran, Nigeria
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Review Article
Impact of Domestic Violence, Endogamy and Divorce on Women’s Health Before and After COVID-19
Author(s): Cyril Abang
To explore the COVID-19 amplified flaws in the prevalence of women subjugation in marriages without equitable escape route (divorce) even in ill-health in the Nigerian society. This paper considered and teased information from the King James Version of the Holy Bible, Quran, related books, journals, articles, and internet commentaries on the impact of domestic violence, endogamy and divorce on women’s health in Nigeria prior and during COVID-19 pandemic. The rate of divorce or separation from any marital setup in Nigeria has increased despite the popularity of endogamous marriage. The 1970 Nigerian Matrimonial Causes Act was to control the termination of legalized unions as the customary annulment requirement from the three systems of statutory, traditional and Islamic unions which are based on different customs, affects women more than the men in Nigeria owing to the .. View more»