Josephine

jah's daughter

[🐺 @inhaell666]

gente vocês sempre serão melhores que homens, o olhar deles é sujo, o nosso é com admiração e desejo ao mesmo tempo

[Zabby ♡ @Africanzabby]

“i like you” i’ve seen how you talk about women, no thank you.

[mi ow @meowsback]

i love when someone has very obvious favoritism for me

[Norma @JoonesNorma]

We get on with it.
It's a bit like living with a man.

[🦇 ݁ ˖ִ ࣪ @freakyapplejuic]

I physically cannot stand talking to most men about anything worth while cause you can just feel the arrogance radiating off of them. They genuinely believe they’re smarter than you because they’re male.

[Dr. Mary @Oluwamidunsin]

Thank you so much. 🙏

I sincerely wish this didn’t turn this sour on the timeline, especially among those who are supposed to be learned in the field.

I thought the battle was against the “banger boys” who have made a career out of ridiculing women and women’s reproductive health.

I would have expected our male doctors to stand with their female counterparts and help educate these young men on the subject matter. But to my surprise, being a trending banger themselves was more important than their career.

These are two major Nigerian newspapers, more than a decade apart, still describing pregnancy in the light of a death sentence.

This has lingered for so long!

In 2026, the Ondo State Government is still saying, “Pregnancy must not be a death sentence.” That alone tells you we are still struggling with the reality of pregnancy being a death sentence for many women.

**The struggle is real!**

After all I saw displayed on the timeline today, I sincerely hope a policy will come into place to ensure that part of the training in Obstetrics and Gynaecology focuses on understanding women and their mind.

There is no way you can effectively treat a woman as a man when you are so disconnected from her mind, her thought process and her very being.

I pray our nation, Nigeria keeps getting better and maternal and child mortality becomes a thing of the past.

[ً @wtffrio]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[lexiiiiiiiiiiiii @blondspit]

How it feels to eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner as a woman

[Big Jord. @StatsbyJordan]

Walai,
I go still guide gan,
I swear to Almighty God!

[motion. @hashtagtw0]

I owe my dad a lot, i hope i get to pay him back.

[king Berry karter, MBA @kingberrykarter]

The stupid takes against nail techs, chefs, hairdressers and some other professions that women mostly do female is becoming boring.

You people should think of something else, bunch of useless fools.

Men wey no fit buy clothes without doing fraud go get mind dey attack hardworking women, without exception.

Male lawyers go know say na fraud their client dey do but will still defend them bcos if not, how will they chop?

The other day I saw an account going crazy after seeing credit card with massive limits, he wished he could defraud the owners…fucking thieves all of u.

Yet yall Keep setting unreasonable standards that even your mothers and sisters can’t meet in their lifetime.

Una go dey attack women wey no dey do anything still attack the ones wey dey try..stupid people

[໒꒱ིྀ 𝕆𝕦𝕥𝕝𝕚𝕖𝕣⋆˚𝜗𝜚˚⋆ @Temilolaoluwa__]

I actually can’t wait to be an Owo bride

[Josephine @jossie_22]

@twinklingstar41 @Edocentric_ He no just wan learn at all

[Josephine @jossie_22]

@Edocentric_ The lady in the second pic literally dressed like the one you quoted
You said we should show the picture of Owo maiden in the picture you quoted dating back to 1910 and there it is…

Why am I even going back and forth with you lol
You just don’t want to learn

[Josephine @jossie_22]

Owo has worn this since time immemorial. Our history didn’t begin yesterday.

[Josephine @jossie_22]

@Edocentric_ lol

[Josephine @jossie_22]

@Edocentric_ lol

[Josephine @jossie_22]

@Ovbiedo_ @xybox @OyomwanO Explain what ?
They share culture together that’s it
Benin never govern Owo
Owo has never been under any Benin whatever

[Josephine @jossie_22]

@twinklingstar41 Thank you o

[Josephine @jossie_22]

@SonshineSw17098 @stamped9500 like they are trying so hard to tell us our “own” history