After so much procrastination, my first ebook is out on Amazon. Check it out here: ๐https://t.co/XuvUl943nB
Click on "LOOK INSIDE" at the top of the book cover to read a few pages. You can also purchase a copy for $4.99 on Amazon.
Two more ebooks coming out soon.
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Even in an umuada or August meeting you still won't be allowed to touch the kola because you are small, neither would you be allowed to cook in women gatherings because you are too young. You work will be limited to cutting onions and vegetables.
Give it a rest, would you?
I attended an event yesterday and sat at the high table beside my husband.
People came to greet everyone. When they got to me, instead of shaking my hand, they would tap my back. ๐ญ
Then during kola sharing, my husband stepped out to take a call. When it got to our turn, I reached for the kola on his behalf.
They said, โNo, a woman cannot put her hand in the kola plate. A man has to come and take it and give her.โ
I was just sitting there thinkingโฆ ah ah. ๐
And then we hear, โIgbo women are bitter feminists. Igbo women are too independent.โ
But sometimes, I wonder if we ever look at the way some Igbo men treat Igbo women in the name of tradition.
And the funniest part?
Some of these same men travel abroad and shake womenโs hands without their ancestors filing a complaint.
So what exactly changes when you cross the Atlantic?
@chinnysam819 Even in an umuada or August meeting you still won't be allowed to touch the kola because you are small, neither would you be allowed to cook in women gatherings because you are too young. You work will be limited to cutting onions and vegetables.
Give it a rest, would you?
@bossolamilekan1 Oga, there is no where in the world that intelligent people behave like retarfs all because of a system. When intelligent people come into a falling system they transform it into an excellent system. Say what you want, but Nigeria leaders and politicians are RETARDED