when should we expect official investigations to commence regarding the Hausa Telegram Network that has been exposed by the HumAngle investigative reporting to be selling Child Sexual Abuse Materials???
@naptipnigeria@PoliceNG@OfficialDSSNG
We had an interesting time getting to catch up with our Satoshi Sisters in Nairobi recently. It's great to see the amazing faces of these Bitcoin ladies in real life and not on a screen.
#womenintech#satoshisistercircle#womeninbitcoin
I was about to go to the bathroom, so I pulled a tampon out of my purse. My male coworker looked at it and said, “Wait… you use tampons?” I said, “Yeah, why?” He immediately made a face and said, “Those are so gross. I don’t get how women can put those inside themselves.” I asked, “What’s so gross about them?” He said, “They go inside you and come out covered in blood.” I said, “So is it the blood that’s gross, or the fact that they go in a vagina?” He paused and admitted it was because they go in a vagina. I looked at him and said, “You know what else goes in a vagina? A penis.” He just stared at me. I shrugged and said, “Exactly. And boys never seem to stop talking about those.”Funny how a vagina only becomes “gross” when it’s associated with women’s health.
PATRIARCHY: "We need a son to carry the family lineage."
BIOLOGY : only daughters keep the lineage going.its called mitochondrial DNA and only daughters pass it down.!!!!
To all our mentors, thank you for the time, patience, wisdom, and genuine care you poured into Cohort 2. Your encouragement, feedback, and support made a lasting difference in the lives of our mentees. Thankyou. We couldn't have done it without you.
Every lady can be a Bitcoin lady. At Satoshi Sister Circle, we believe talent and excellence is in eveery lady it just needs guidance, and community to flourish. That's why we're committed to helping more women learn, build, and grow within the Bitcoin ecosystem.
It’s been 61 days since 42 students, young children full of dreams for the future, were abducted from their school in Askira-Uba, Borno state. The silence surrounding the situation they’re in and the progress made in rescuing them has been deafening. We want our children back!
All of a sudden, everyone has gone silent about the 42 schoolchildren abducted in Askira Uba, Borno State.
They have no voice.
Their voices have been forgotten.