She walked absent-mindedly with her baby strapped to her back looking behind her at intervals as if trying to hide from someone. I was waiting patiently for Onyinye Igwe, 34 in her neighbour’s shop across the road. Onyinye finally arrived, scruffy, with her slim figure, obviously looking unhappy even as she tried to fake a … Continue reading DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: BREAKING THE SILENCE OF CULTURE AND RELIGIOUS BIAS