The Nation Newspaper Vector wonders why men are labelled scums
, has wondered why men are still addressed as scums after a recent revelation about paternity fraud in Nigeria and throughout the world.
According to a report provided by an academic, Nigeria has the second highest rate of paternity fraud internationally at 30%.Jamaica has the greatest rate of paternity fraud at 34.6% followed by the United Kingdom and France at 1.6% and 1.4% respectively. Vector wondered why men are being labeled scum because of allegations of serial infidelity when women are the ones who cheat and force children on their spouses.The rapper wrote; “If Nigeria is the 2nd highest in paternity fraud GLOBALLY, how then are men scum? Or they mean men are cum?”
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