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Controlling behaviour: experience of women in Ibadan, Southwest Nigeria
Background: The traditional Nigerian society is patriarchal and men use to control tactics such as isolation and intimidation to maintain power over women. Controlling behaviour is a prevalent type of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) among women. Little is known about the prevalence of controlling be
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