Please help my uncle, Shina Oshode fight brain cancer. Use this link to donate and read about his story https://t.co/eTIFaancnS
If you’re in Nigeria, please send funds directly to his wife
Name: Ololade Temitayo Kusoro
Acc no: 1627584234
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@MaryRoseMalomo That’s how heard about a “fertility clinic” in Lagos being operated by a person who is not a medical Dr. When I complained about it, people told me the man hires medical Drs to work with him so it’s fine.
@ladyprowess Men, don’t let anyone gaslight you out of your child’s life in the name of being a provider. Children don’t bond with money, they bond with memories and the present parent.
I think ‘’Iya yin’’ is a versatile Yoruba phrase.
When it is used normally, it means ‘’your mother’’
-You can use it to describe yourself while talking about your achievements, especially to brag.
E.g Iya yin ti blow o.
-Used to insult people’s mothers with 5 or 10 fingers facing the receiver.
E.g Iya yin ✋🏽 ✋🏽
- Used by a woman to describe herself while mentioning that a man wants her.
E.g Bobo yen fe fe iya yin.
- Used as an expression to mean you don’t really care .
E.g I will say my mind. Iya yin.
@Phi_Oladimeji@engrr_YK The restrictions is active even for students. My cousin was denied student visa last week on the basis of the restriction. Same Texas tech Uni.
As a female born in Nigeria, the chances that you were raised to be male centered or seek men’s validation is quite high.
You must intentionally unlearn this as you grow older
Miss, Mrs, Ms.
They label her based on a man’s presence in her life. Meanwhile, he’s just “Mr” from birth to death.
That’s not grammar, that’s PATRIARCHY.