Nigerian businesswoman was left flabbergasted after receiving a β¦75 MILLION bill from the ITF over a business she started while in 300 level.
She questioned what the agency or Nigerian government had actually done to support her business for her to deserve such a crazy bill. π
On some nights my head will just want to craze with the amount of knowledge I need to put inside within a limited time and still be able to recall the information.
@ITISLAKESYDE@_mistermyke Living abroad teaches you resourcefulness real quick. Citizens here google problems weβd solve with βI know a guyβ in Nigeria π. Everything is online : troubleshooting, repairs, even reviews. You become independent, no more handing to an artisan or middleman back in Nigeria.
Sex? I've had me enough of that to last a lifetime. Love? Not something I find worthwhile to pursue in the queer sphere. But you see healthy queer friendships? They're like therapy to the soul.
Trans Man celebrates six months of loveβrevealing how a man he met on Grindr became the best love story of his life despite their language barrier. π
πΉIG:claytonjayreeves
The emotional experiences tied to demisexuality often lead to real grief, confusion, and social anxiety around forming close bonds
Essentially being punished emotionally for being a good friend; the deeper the connection, the more likely unwanted attraction becomes a consequence
There is this colleague that inspires me so much, each time I see her, I think βOh if she can come from a modest background, and she is doing this, I can do it tooβ
I figured this morning her mother was a former Federal Minister πππ
Nigeria, a country battling with poverty, bad roads, and unstable electricity, is celebrating a young man they killed for being gay.
Hilary Ikechukwu, a promising 23-year-old fresh graduate, was reportedly tied on both hands and thrown from a three-storey building by a group of homophobes. Even during his funeral, these people gathered outside his family's home dancing and shouting homophobic slurs as you can see in this video.
Stories like this are why Pride exists β to remind people that every life deserves dignity and safety. Rest in peace, Hilary ποΈ