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acarelar-1704	UMEH, Samson Obi; UMEH, Sarah Igbokwubiri; OJILERE, Aloy; SAMSON-UMEH, Anno Domini Chukwumaeze	FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION: A SOCIO-CULTURAL MYTH ON THE RIGHTS OF NIGERIAN WOMEN	2021	10	.pdf	application/pdf	7431	339	52	It has also been reported that while 18.4% of Nigerian girls aged 15–49 years have undergone FGM, 25.3% of daughters aged 0-14 years have also undergone the procedure.55 Research has shown that 82% of women underwent FGM procedure before the age of five; 4% of women underwent the procedure between the ages of five and nine years; and while 5% of women underwent the procedure between the ages five and fourteen years, while 7% of women underwent the procedure from the age of fifteen and above.56 Research has shown that the highest FGM prevalence in women between 15–49 years of age is in the South-East with 32.5%; 41.1%; in the South-West, 23.3%, in the South-South, 19.3%; in the North West, while the North-East has the lowest prevalence with about 1.4% prevalence. It is concluded that the total eradication of FGM remains an uphill task and as such, it will entail more efforts on the part of the government and the people, as well as co-operation with international bodies, associations, Non- Governmental Organizations, etc, to change the cultural and religious mythological belief behind the continued practice of FGM practice.	cache/acarelar-1704.pdf	txt/acarelar-1704.txt
