Nigerians reject use of physical force against women but see gender-based violence as a private matter

More than three-fourths of Nigerians say it is never justified for a man to physically discipline his wife, the latest Afrobarometer survey shows. But most citizens consider domestic violence a...

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Source	Afrobarometer
Collection	Geodata and statistics
Kind	Document
Publisher	Afrobarometer
Date	2022-09-01
Type	News release
Details	afrobarometer news-releases (select-countries=nigeria)
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Nigerians reject use of physical force against women but see gender-based violence as a private matter. Afrobarometer, 2022. Vero Archive, record afrobarometer:articles/nigerians-reject-use-of-physical-force-against-women-but-see-gender-based-violence-as-a-private-matter.