I'll put this in behaviour & psychology because the subject clearly reflects someone's (or several someones') psychology:
Nigerian scientist proves (through physics, biology and mathematics) that gay marriage is wrong.
Apart from the sheer stupidity of the individual (and the reporter, oh and the editor) doesn't this also reflect on the state of, er education, in Nigeria?
I mean:
"I have also been able to prove that the mathematical symbol pi which people thought of as 22 over 7 is not actually 22 over 7"
Wait, we didn't already know that?
Or:
"I also proved that watching television in the dark impacts negatively on one’s eyes and by God’s grace, I was the first person to use scientific instruments to prove it in the whole world".
I wonder when he did that - "The Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) featured me on this in one of their programmes on January 12, 2013".
So, anyone like, say Lighting Research Center of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute who said it in 2006 was wrong?
Or even common "knowledge" - I was told "don't watch TV without lights because you'll strain your eyes" in the 60s!
Remind me not send my kids to Nigeria for a science education.