@Solomon_Buchi @Sisi_Yemmie Outside of breastfeeding (which I can get from frozen pumped milk), there is nothing I can’t do for my daughter. Might not be as perfect as her mom but I’m learning everyday.
That’s the mindset that we need to have as men.
Brains are not attached to gender .
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Lagos belongs to agberos and nobody understands how bad it is. I was moving a piece of Furniture from Ajah to igbo efon and when we got to Ajah under bridge they asked us for 20 thousand Nigerian naira for doing absolutely nothing.
I kept asking what the money was for.
The lack of accountability in Nigeria is why abusers thrive. People would rather silence victims than hold abusers responsible. What is happening to Senator Natasha is a reflection of a system built to protect abusers and punish those who dare to speak up.
Accountability cannot exist in a society that prioritizes silence over justice.
Until we start holding abusers accountable (no matter how powerful they are), things will never change.
Senator Natasha Akpoti's case sets a dangerous precedent for how workplace and sexual harassment issues are handled in the future. This is not a political issue, it's everyone's business. And it's painfully ironic that this is unfolding just around International Women’s Day.
On one side, they just suspended a female senator for claiming the senate president harassed her sexually. On the other side, the female CEO of Ikeja Electric was harassed and put in the boot of a car today by the Nigerian Air Force.
Happy International Women’s month ooooo
Ireti Kingibe is actually upset that Natasha didn’t call her to explain what happened. She kept referring to the senator as “her child.”
Is the Senate building your family house, @IretiKingibe? Why are you referring to your colleague as your child?
You wicked woman.