Which of the following explains why women in South Sudan (Jonglei and Pibor regions) are frequently abducted? Question 69Select one or more: a. Women and girls are abducted and taken as wives or sold in exchange for money by men who cannot afford to buy the cattle they need to pay bride price. b. These abductions are arranged by families who cannot afford the dowry required for their daughters to be married. c. A man will abduct a prospective bride so that he does not have to pay bride-service to her family. d. Bride-napping is a traditional form of marriage exchange, solidifying social and economic bonds between neighbouring ethnic groups in the region such as the Dinka and the Nuer