When it comes to this topic, divorce rates among tribes, first of all, generally divorce is already on the rise.
We've seen reasons why there could be divorce.
When we treated the topic, Christian marriage and divorce, we looked at these are the reasons for divorce.
But this time around, we want to look at it on a spectrum of tribe.
How would you like to come in on this topic?
Okay, there's no other way now than to just come in.
You have introduced the topic.
Yes, you said divorce is on the rise.
I don't know if really divorce is on the rise.
What I think is happening is that the world has become a global village.
So it's easier now for us to know what's happening all over the world.
Using Nigeria as a case study, it is easier now to be in the West and know what's happening in the North.
So we are just getting closer.
I don't think divorce is on the rise.
Divorce rate in Nigeria is about between 2.9% and 3% of marriages in Nigeria.
experience divorce we're talking about what is captured based on data not really and that's the only thing we can work with but then what has happened is that now we are able to hear the stories of those three percent unlike before when you were just in your locality you didn't know what happened elsewhere but now the world has become a global village we have internet we have technology You can easily, and the new media makes it very easy for us.
As we're sitting here now, people are going to hear us today.
Right now, I'm sure people can even hear us real time.
It wasn't like that before.
So whatever you say now can easily be heard anywhere.
And that's why it's looking like it's on the rise.
I don't think divorce is actually on the rise.
I think it has maintained the same, what's the right word? Should I say equilibrium or whatever? But we are now able to, to know what happens.
Now, the topic you said is we're looking at various tribes.
We're looking at tribes.
When it comes to this topic, divorce rates among tribes, first of all, generally divorce is already on the rise.
We've seen reasons why there could be divorce.
When we treated the topic, Christian marriage and divorce, we looked at these are the reasons for divorce.
But this time around, we want to look at it on a spectrum of tribe.
How would you like to come in on this topic?
Okay, there's no other way now than to just come in.
You have introduced the topic.
Yes, you said divorce is on the rise.
I don't know if really divorce is on the rise.
What I think is happening is that the world has become a global village.
So it's easier now for us to know what's happening all over the world.
Using Nigeria as a case study, it is easier now to be in the West and know what's happening in the North.
So we are just getting closer.
I don't think divorce is on the rise.
Divorce rate in Nigeria is about between 2.9% and 3% of marriages in Nigeria.
experience divorce we're talking about what is captured based on data not really and that's the only thing we can work with but then what has happened is that now we are able to hear the stories of those three percent unlike before when you were just in your locality you didn't know what happened elsewhere but now the world has become a global village we have internet we have technology You can easily, and the new media makes it very easy for us.
As we're sitting here now, people are going to hear us today.
Right now, I'm sure people can even hear us real time.
It wasn't like that before.
So whatever you say now can easily be heard anywhere.
And that's why it's looking like it's on the rise.
I don't think divorce is actually on the rise.
I think it has maintained the same, what's the right word? Should I say equilibrium or whatever? But we are now able to, to know what happens.
Now, the topic you said is we're looking at various tribes.
We're looking at tribes.
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