We are suppose to live with the experience because stigma is feared more than hurt, hunt or pain! NO it never goes away...For every woman that gets hurt , the memories play back. When she says NO leave her the hell alone!!!!!
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Born and raised in the UK… but listen to that Igbo!
This young boy is translating English words to Igbo language effortlessly. Proof that language is identity… no matter where you grow.
Igbo amaka! ❤️
Men: I don’t want a girl child
Men: I want to start a family, with who please ?
Same men: please bear me a son , who’s carrying the pregnancy please ?
Same men: Born by a mother who was once a girl child , yet they parade themselves as superior
What a world!
Listen! Dear woman,
You are doing absolutely amazing ,no matter where things are right now, you are on time . Don’t shift your crown for anyone , the competition is within you and not with any other woman! Happy international women’s day to you brave woman💜
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Mercy!, is the one prayer we need most after Grace . There will be favor, riches, blessings , smartness, brilliance , greatness . But you see, the twist & turns of life can happen in a flash , and all you will need at that moment is mercy .
Ask of Mercy more often.
Udo🕊️
Insensitive people are likely dealing with serious personal issues. For those who keep flattering them, I doubt there’s any fixing the kind of issues you’re struggling with… because…🤦🏽♀️
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Death should please take a chill! I am honestly tired of feeling sad.
Good things actually happened to me this year, but death stole the moments and made it look like I never had anything worthy of celebration.
My wife endured two days of labor before we finally went to the hospital for a delivery. When we returned home with our newborn baby 48 hours later, my wife experienced sudden paralysis in her upper body (epidural side affect) the next morning. I had to call an ambulance while managing our baby on my own during a nerve-wracking 30-minute car ride to the hospital.
Arriving at the hospital, my wife was admitted to the ICU, I was alone with our newborn baby, that was the first time when I did genuine prayer to my Goddess and experienced the surrender.
We rarely talk about the dark side of pregnancy. Pregnancy is not a joke, it's incredibly unpredictable, two lives are on the stake until the last moment. The following three months after delivery were immensely challenging, especially without additional support. It was just the two of us navigating through the difficulties of caring for a newborn.
My wife continues to battle postpartum depression along with severe back and shoulder pain, but overall she is recovering quick and well.
As parents we both are extremely grateful for our daughter because she has transformed our lives, we have experienced the Goddess through her. Now, we approach nature with humility, devotion and reverence.
As a man I have huge respect for every mother because she sacrifices herself for her baby…
🙏❤️✨
Omo, Lagos is big but we are too choked in the middle, that’s why we feel it’s small.
I went to an area today inside Ikorodu, after Gberigbe. The place is known as Igbalu. Very far deep in Ikorodu. You will think you are in a village around Okitipupa. The houses looked like they were built in the 40s
I kept looking around for any signboard reading “This way to Ijebu Ishara”. An area with little to no government impact. The roads are terrible. What am i sayin? Very terrible. The layouts are bizarre and land is going for about 3m per plot. O ga.
From the moment we drove off Ijede Road around Ewu Elepe into Gberigbe road, oh my God. I was wowed with the level of road dilapidation. This Gberigbe is a place people are buying 7m Naira land without access road o. Their prayers are always “one day, government will remember us”. I doubt any government has ever remembered them. Most of them living in that side working in Lagos highbrows don’t go home everyday. You just can’t. The roads will kill you.
The development in Ikorodu axis is nothing to write home about. It’s an eyesore in general. I doubt Ikorodu was on the Lagos model city plan in the 70s. Maybe an area that was planned for farming but people started buying for residential purpose.
I now understand why that man on Radio Lagos is always getting calls from Gberigbe people to help them beg the government. Dem don beg tire.
Ki Olorun shaanu wa.