Physical abuse is now praised on this street because the victim is Tram. This is straight up ASSAULT. It’s the double standard and hypocrisy for me. A big shame.
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Sentiments aside, where did Tram actually go wrong?
Was he wrong to call Keivo aside and ask about a shirt he believed was his? If you see someone with something you believe belongs to you, wouldn’t you ask questions?
Apparently, Keivo was the one who brought the matter to the house. So why is Tram being blamed for asking? 🤷🏾♂️
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Keivo: You think you can flirt better than me...? You think I can't flirt"...
Immediately he dropped that line…
I knew there was more to it than just the shirt thing.
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On the 20th of October 2020, Nigerian soldiers opened fire on peaceful End SARS protesters at the Lekki Toll Gate in Lagos.
That night, the hopes and dreams of many young and promising Nigerians were cut short some lost their lives, some live with physical and emotional scars -
Empowering the Girl Child: Securing Our Common Future
Today, as the world marks the International Day of the Girl Child, we are reminded of the immense potential that lies within every girl when she is given the right opportunities to learn, grow, and lead.
Sadly, in Nigeria today, more than 29 million children remain out of school, and the majority of them are girls. This grim reality confronts us with an uncomfortable truth: we are failing to safeguard the dreams and future of our daughters. A society that neglects its girls undermines its own progress and weakens the foundations of its future.
The empowerment of girls and women is the smartest investment any country can make. An educated girl becomes a pillar of stability in her family, a force for development in her community, and a beacon of hope for the nation.
We must, therefore, commit ourselves to deliberate action—bringing every girl back to school, protecting her from abuse and domestic violence, and ensuring that she has access to education, healthcare, and dignity. The strength of our nation will be measured by how well we nurture the dreams of our girls and give them the tools to achieve them.
When we educate a girl, we elevate a family; when we empower a girl, we transform a nation.
Let us, on this day, renew our resolve to build a Nigeria where every girl can dream freely, learn confidently, and contribute meaningfully to our shared destiny.
Happy International Day of the Girl Child. -PO
Happy International Day of the Girl Child💕
To every girl child out there, always remember that:
- you’re enough
- you matter
- you’re important
The world is brighter because of you💕