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| seattle, disease, internet, adultery, | Her sentence prompted an outcry from human rights groups. Far from being swept under the rug, Magazu's story has repeatedly made the front pages. The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) condemned the decision to flog Magazu. The Canadian High Commission in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, delivered a diplomatic rebuke boob squad to the Nigerian government. Criticism of the Nigerian government has been universal. Well, maybe not universal. Protests from overseas boob squad have been vocal and strident. In Nigeria, the response is boob squad best characterized as muted. Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo has condemned the public flogging as conflicting with "fundamental human rights" but says he was powerless to stop it. Since Nigeria returned to civilian rule last year, nine northern states have introduced (or declared plans to introduce) the strict Islamic code known as the sharia. |
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| In fact, there was a bit of a scandal a year ago, the gossips claim, when disease one of disease the men Magazu said could have fathered her child essentially deserted his wife, spending all his free time with Magazu. Was she voluntarily involved in the relationship that left her pregnant, or was that just village chin-wagging? Had she (as has sometimes been asserted) been persuaded into sexual relations with older men as a way of satisfying family debts? No one will now say; certainly not the girl herself, who maintains her pregnancy was "a mere coincidence," something disease that she cannot explain. Bariya Ibrahim Magazu is now wed to a man from another village who took her as a second wife as an act of charity. |
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