Abel Osazee

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@OfficialAzzaki This guy won’t be president of Nigeria

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@DesilverAdebanj @AfricanHub_ It’s obvious your is sleeping around time will prove it. Mark my word.

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@OfficialAzzaki You need to sleep again and dream another one

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There is a need to conduct more research on this subject because it is eating up the fabric of the moral values that we once shared as a society.

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I have been observing with keen interest, this paternity fraud in Nigeria in recent times. Approximately 90% of this fraud is coming from one particular region, while 5% western Nigeria. The remaining 5% is evenly distributed in the South and north-central
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In conclusion, paternity fraud is against Huaman's core values and religiously acclaimed taboos, its prevalence is gaining ground in recent times in Nigeria. This only shows the fast pace at which morals are degenerating in our society in recent times.

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While 2% are among Muslims.
Although the three religious groups see paternity fraud as a taboo but can not rule out its existence.

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However, there is no evidence to show that the Hausa and Hausa Fulani a free from Paternity fraud because there is no relevant data to support this claim.
The survey also revealed that paternity fraud is prevalent among 80% of Christians, 18% among African Traditional Worshipers,

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About 10% are Yoruba, and the remaining 10% are evenly distributed.
The research has yet to discover one paternity fraud among the Hausa and Hausa Fulani ethnic groups.

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I hardly hear of paternity fraud from Northern Nigeria.
The majority of the cases are high in Abuja and Lagos State and the wind is gradually taking over Portharcort.
Of most of these women involved, about 80% are from one ethnic group,

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@BolanleCole 100%
Those in the dreamland are yet to understand the reality of the situation in Nigeria to date.

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@dammiedammie35 Nigerian and skits are 5 and 6

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@abdullahayofel You earn my admiration for your submission. I am comforted seeing one in a million with a sense and a good upbringing

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@OyesileJohn Thank you, my friend. I thought I was alone in this country. There are still people with sense.

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@ruffydfire Yes o

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@Onsogbu That's awesome

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@it_Rutie Apolo

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@masuzafi Politically motivated protest

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@OneJoblessBoy What have you contributed to Nigeria's development that you are complaining about? Why do you have to travel with an expired passport?
Is there no Nigerian embassy in the country where you reside?
Children who lack a good upbringing.

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@abati1990 Their youth's future leader. After Peter Obi.