Nigerian Times

Nigerian women are often abused in relationships and marriages. Photo: Africa Media Online / Eric Miller . Mr. President, On Managing Sexual Violence in Nigeria ~ John Egbeazien Oshodi, Ph.D. In reality, the Federal Ministry of Justice should have its Office of Public Prosecution fully developed with a functioning Sex Crimes Unit working closely with establishments like the Nigeria Police, Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development, Youth Development and other related agencies in order to ensure the successful investigation and prosecution of all felony sex crimes as well as protecting victims fully. The Sex Crimes division at the Office of Public Prosecution should be set up in way that will enable it work with several specialized private organizations such as the NGOs, Psychological service and medical providers, and other related providers who could offer assistance in the areas of forensic psychological examinations, victim assessment as well as counseling for victims. Why ...

Photo Credit: UPI . 10 Feb 2012 15:00 Africa/Lagos TouchTunes Third Annual Valentine's Day Love Survey Taps Bar-goers to Fess Up About Celebrity Crushes, Sex and Dating Deal Breakers Nearly Half Have Admitted To Cheating Seal's Smash Hit "Amazing" Best Describes Participants' Sex Lives Black man with his White woman. Photo Credit: Cutcaster.Com . NEW YORK, Feb. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Love is in the air and on the minds of bar-goers nationwide as the country gets ready for this year's celebration of Valentine's Day. Released today, TouchTunes Interactive Networks' third annual Love Survey results revealed that women find legendary rocker Jon Bon Jovi to be the sexiest man in music (29%), beating out R&B sensation Usher (26%) and Country superstar Blake Shelton (24%). In less than a week, over 120,000 people across the US participated in TouchTunes' Love Survey, sharing their opinions on love, sex and the big V-day. What 2011 celebrity break-up...

Safe Escape: Survivors and Experts Offer Advice for Fleeing Domestic Violence In recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, BeSmartBeWell.com shares the hopeful story of one woman who successfully escaped domestic abuse. CHICAGO, October 13, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Each year, more than 4 million women and one in 10 men are harmed by their partners, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Tragically, the most dangerous time for victims of domestic violence is when they try to leave. In recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, BeSmartBeWell.com, in collaboration with the National Domestic Violence Hotline, shares the story of Bessie, a domestic violence survivor, and provides practical tips and resources to help people break free from abusive relationships. Barriers to escape For years, Bessie hid the bruises. She lied to her friends and family, wore long sleeves and used make-up to cover the latest scars. She wanted to escape from her abusive husba...

Single Nigerian women are getting more desperate to marry that you wonder if marriage is now their LIFE INSURANCE POLICY. I have been harassed to marry since my mother passed on 18 years ago and her people wanted to give me one of their lovely daughters, but I was too busy to accommodate her. Being tall and pretty is not enough to convince me. Then nubile girls and older women harass you for lust or for marriage. But sincerely most of them are expendable idiots and intellectual dummies who cannot add any value or virtue to life besides their biological assets. "Don't you want children?" "Ehn, Chi, do you want to have children in old age?" 99% of their reason is procreation as if that is all life is worth? No wonder we have millions of couples breeding dummies and criminals making Nigeria one of the poorest and most corrupt and insecure nations on earth. Of all the younger and older women in my life now, only one has the IQ to be my partner for life. The others a...

Photo Credit: "Confusion Of The Nigerian Youth" from Information Nigeria.Org Behold the Nigerian Generation of Olodos! Shocking reports of mass failures in Nigerian school examinations have only confirmed the observations of many scholars and social watchdogs since the past and present incompetent administrations of the Nigerian government have failed to address the systemic failure of modern education in Africa’s most populous nation. How can pupils and students pass examinations and excel in scholarship when they no longer read! They prefer to waste their quality time chatting and pinging on smart phones, babbling and gossiping on Facebook filled with their trivia of junk, Twitter and other social network sites, hooked on European soccer leagues and championships and messing around in wanton promiscuous sexual intercourse spun by psychedelic X-rated hip hop music videos and pornographic movies on the Internet and TV while their equally corrupt parents and g...