ennyology 🦂

African feminist Christian girlie | 24 | everyone’s fave yapper 🇳🇬 | Pro🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️| History, sex & public health nerd | hostile slutty scorpio | DMs r open!

[ennyology 🦂 @eanbee21]

Thread of sexual education materials & healthcare resources accessible in Nigeria:

[ennyology 🦂 @eanbee21]

Sexual education resources!
https://t.co/FrXRNQp2fx

[JAMESE 💋 @jaeogee]

My heart is hurting for Karmelo Anthony and his family. The Chinese man and his son walked FREE. I just can’t.

[ennyology 🦂 @eanbee21]

@JerLisa_Nicole When sneakers crumble like that do you know if cobblers fix the sole?

[ennyology 🦂 @eanbee21]

The government and upper class refuse to invest in wastewater & waste management but you’re blaming the people for a culture of “dirtiness” don’t piss me off

[Ifeanyi Chukwuani @mindaffairss]

I want to start a mini documentary to show how DIRTINESS seems to be our culture in Nigeria

[Nywele Ngumu @mariahsudi]

I think becoming the parent you needed is a disservice to our kids because there is always the possibility that that’s not the parent they need .

[ennyology 🦂 @eanbee21]

This makes me so many cause Paltrow is a super nepo baby, she didnt have to do this, she didn’t need to do it. She did it cause she supports genocide, fin

[LPC @landpalestine]

American actress gwyneth paltrow faces huge backlash after she promoted for $10M penthouses in Israel while Israel is committing genocide in Palestine

[ennyology 🦂 @eanbee21]

@xm_muva Acting like they don’t got 2838484940 right wing terrorist groups in the country 🫩

[ennyology 🦂 @eanbee21]

Dangote cement also poisons the water of communities it manufactures in 🥰

[Mohammed Musa Isah @Mansaah_Musa]

Dangote Cement has cement manufacturing plants in 11 African countries.

Biggest Dangote Cement Plants is in Obajana, Kogi State, Nigeria. It produces 16.25 million tonnes per year and the largest cement plant in Sub-Saharan

Countries where Dangote Cement has factories/production operations
Nigeria
Ethiopia
Tanzania
Zambia
South Africa
Senegal
Cameroon
Ghana
Sierra Leone
Republic of the Congo
Côte d'Ivoire

[Meggyyyy @pinkyy_nurse]

Cancer has changed so much about my sister’s life, but one thing it hasn’t taken from her is the will to keep fighting.

Every hospital visit, every test, every chemotherapy session. she keeps showing up with hope, even with the pains and side effects of chemotherapy she’s not giving up.

Please keep sharing her story and supporting her treatment if you can. Nothing is small. We’re truly grateful for every repost, prayer, and donation.

Donation link is in my bio
For direct transfer
0247265533
GTB: Duke, Margaret

Thank you for standing with her through this journey

[safia aidid @safiyaaaay]

I don't think most people are fully grasping what happened to Omar Artan. Citizens of African countries cannot travel to the US without first navigating a highly restrictive, discriminatory visa process. Africans face the highest refusal rates globally, not only for US visas +

[archivi.ng @StartArchiving]

In 1977, the NYSC was only four years old. As these corps members wrapped up their service year in Kaduna, they shared their thoughts on how the scheme could improve, from better organisation and age limits for participants to higher monthly allowances.

Source: New Nigerian

[Ounka @OunkaOnX]

Imagine advertising luxury villas in Nazi Germany during Holocaust. That's the level of tone-deaf we're witnessing

[ennyology 🦂 @eanbee21]

@ZlNCFINGER We do, there’s only 3ish schools for it rn cause they’ve been a bit slow to adopt and flesh out the diffs between PAs and NPs

[Yousef in Gaza 🇵🇸 @yousefQasem1998]

Today, I’m happy to share that I successfully defended my research with distinction, despite living through genocide and unimaginable hardship. It wasn’t an easy journey, and although no one congratulated me, I’m genuinely proud of myself and everything I’ve accomplished.

[ennyology 🦂 @eanbee21]

I still giggle everytime I walk past the bata shoe museum here (Toronto) shoe shoe museum will never not be amusing

[archivi.ng @StartArchiving]

This Bata advert was published by the New Nigerian newspaper in 1976.

The brand first arrived in Nigeria in the 1930s.

Have you ever worn a Bata shoe before? When?

[ennyology 🦂 @eanbee21]

@isitbyforcee Because that’s a random person not the person they’re referring to 😭

[Father figure @ButchHandyman]

I love vulgarity so much. I am attracted to vulgar people, people that curse, talk ‘lewd’ and do things that the saints would not approve of.

[ennyology 🦂 @eanbee21]

@gbukolaaa @notunique_simi2 Yes I used to get panic attacks in random spaces before I got medicated. I would literally wake up with a heavy feeling in my chest most mornings

[ennyology 🦂 @eanbee21]

@stellamilfburn Omg no way I thought it was cause Marcia was his dom too 😭????

[ennyology 🦂 @eanbee21]

“She’ll never be asked where she’s from” crying even yt ppl get asked where they’re from or what their background is over here 😭 be so fr rn

[Sola 🇨🇦🇳🇬 @SolaTheAnalyst]

One of her first birthday gifts was a Canadian passport. 🇨🇦

She will never be asked where she is really from.

She will never have to prove her accent is real.

She will never sit in an embassy queue hoping someone believes her life is worth a visa.

She was born inside the door I spent years trying to open.

That is the gift.

[ennyology 🦂 @eanbee21]

@NigerianMonsta Also the culture of origin is kinda diff here. ppl always ask where you’re from/your background 😭 but in like a non racist way? We’re all just not from here yk? Idt I’ve ever asked a white person in Toronto where they’re from and they responded with “Canada”