Hi Suntou,

As someone who makes a living dealing with  numbers, can you help answer the following>:

How does marriage problems now (post 2000s) compare to the 1990s, 1980s or earlier?

How does marriages among “Gambians in the West” compare with marriages among other groups (native Europeans, regular Americans (if there is any such thing), Asian immigrants, other African immigrants or Gambians in the Gambia?

Also have you looked into men who married women living in the West?

How many divorce cases did you study to conclude that they are “primarily material, not violence or mistreatment?

Malanding

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