THINGS NOBODY TELLS YOU ABOUT RAISING CHILDREN IN NIGERIA
Nobody really prepares you for what it means to raise children in Nigeria.
They tell you:
“Have children. They are a blessing.”
And yes, they are.
But nobody tells you about the pressure that comes with raising them
Being a Nigerian woman 🇳🇬
You’re expected to be a good daughter, wife, mother, sister, employee, and friends
but rarely ask, “Are you okay?”
Financial independence matters. Motherhood can be beautiful and exhausting. Your life isn��t a competition.
You’re allowed to rest, say no
@isbae_u This made my Day
This made me understand many things
A living legend
We love you so much
I felt the blessings at the end of the show
I felt the blessings in my soul and claimed it too
@Wizarab10 Good evening Sir . Thank you for following me back. Please, IBE Linda, I have been trying to send you a private message but it is not going through. I am going through a very difficult situation and would sincerely appreciate the opportunity to explain myself to you. Thank you,
THE VILLAGE THAT DISAPPEARED
There are stories of an old Nigerian village called Oroshi that people say slowly vanished from maps and memory.
What happened to the people?
Where did the village go?
History remembers many Nigerian places—but some names seem to have disappeared
Nigeria has a dark history many people rarely talk about.
There was a time when some communities killed newborn twins because they were believed to be evil
Children with albinism also suffered because of dangerous myths.
They were born innocent.
But superstition made them target
Before Nigeria had a flag, a constitution, or a name called “Nigeria”...
There were kingdoms.
There were cities.
There were armies.
There were traders, craftsmen, scholars and powerful rulers.
So what exactly happened to the history that existed before colonial rule?
#nigeria
THE WOMAN WHO SAID “NO”
In 1929, a colonial officer tried to make Nwanyeruwa accept a new system of taxation.
She refused.
Her resistance helped ignite a massive uprising of Igbo women against British colonial policies in southeastern Nigeria.
Thousands of women protested.
Nigeria did NOT begin in 1914.
Before the British amalgamation, powerful kingdoms, cities, trading networks and civilizations already existed across the land we now call Nigeria.
So why do so many people know 1914—but know so little about what came BEFORE it?
I’m starting UNTOLD
Nigeria did NOT begin in 1914.
Before the British amalgamation, powerful kingdoms, cities, trading networks and civilizations already existed across the land we now call Nigeria.
So why do so many people know 1914—but know so little about what came BEFORE it?
I’m starting UNTOLD