- On Tuesday, February 25, a study of trends Insights released a report on how Nairobi women prefer polygamy marriages
- According to a study involving 2,689 women interviewed, most of the women under the age of 30 are the same
- The results of the study also showed that work expectations, personal freedom and financial freedom have an impact on how women take marriage
Nairobi – Trend Research Company Insights has released its recent referendum on perspectives on the marriages of women living in Nairobi.
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The results of the study of the trends Insight
The study, released on Tuesday, February 25, showed that various factors affect women's perspective on marriage.
The study, conducted between February 3 to 19, involved 2687 women aged 18-30 living in Nairobi about their attitudes on marriage and emphasizing the best age, education and work, marriage and integrity, polygamy, and social and religious issues Among other issues.
“The primary purpose of this vote research is to analyze the perspectives of women aged 30 and less toward marriage, especially to explore the ongoing perspective of girls to marry. This study aims Financial freedom, community expectations, and personal freedom, “direction Insights said.
Why are Nairobi women ready to get into polygamy
According to the results of the study, 51% of Nairobi women have no problem getting into polygamy as long as it comes with economic benefits.
“51% of Nairobi women are ready to enter the marriages of many as long as it comes with economic benefits, while 49% are opposed to polygamy under any conditions,” the study showed.
The study revealed that only 29% view marriage as a key goal of life while 53% prefer to remain unmarried.
What are the things in modern marriages?
Among the issues that the study revealed that the main causes of influence in marriage are the prospect of labor, personal freedom and financial freedom.
“Labor expectations 31%, financial independence (52%), and personal independence (17%) were the main reasons for depriving marriage of priority. Social expectations remained among respondents from conservative backgrounds,” research shows.
Additionally, the study also revealed that women with higher education and employed are more likely to be prioritized (67%) compared to those with low education levels (33%).
“The outcome of this referendum proposes a significant change of attitude towards marriage among women aged 30 and down in Nairobi. Individual freedom creates cultural perspectives, ”the study concluded.
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