Evangelyn Damilola

Creative writer. Content writer. Last born ✨.

[Evangelyn Damilola @OlumatiE]

@filahegga @Therealaceme So why didn’t Roku find a solution the way Aang did? He went home to sleep with his wife. He’s an irresponsible man

[AdisaOlashile @adisaolashile]

I pray my photography change my life for good this year , happy birthday to me ❤️🎂

[Mini Skirt Connoisseur😮‍💨 @chioma_mmeje]

Color pop🌈
📸: @theblackramsey
Makeup, styling, muse: Chioma Mmeje
Top: @shopbawsty

[Evangelyn Damilola @OlumatiE]

@DavidOchiama Too real

[Evangelyn Damilola @OlumatiE]

@DavidOchiama Omoooooooooo

[Evangelyn Damilola @OlumatiE]

You people are saving 21k daily on piggyvest 😳

How much is your salary, where are you working? Any vacancy there? 😭

[Evangelyn Damilola @OlumatiE]

Una dey talk oh 😐 is he not a human being again?

[P0liticalbaby 🇵🇸🇨🇩 @mao_0k]

how does one even fuck Peller

[Hashilé 🇸🇳🇲🇱🇳🇬 | Personnage principal @sankurienne]

Et elle a eu raison de continuer. Le sang menstruel est profondément politique.
Pendant des siècles il a servi à justifier l’exclusion des femmes de l’espace public, du sport, du travail, de certaines fonctions religieuses, de l’école et même de la médecine. Il a été présenté comme une preuve que le corps des femmes était ‘faible’/ ‘instable’.

En franchissant la ligne d’arrivée elle a rappelé que ce n’est pas le sang qui est honteux, c’est la honte qu’on lui a attachée.

[moukho @moukho_]

As a runner please buy Okada it’ll help you cover the distance in half the time

[.pee of PHCuisine🧑‍🍳 🤎 @pee_rsp]

Omo if you wan run agenda
Run am no tag me.
Everybody I have met off this app, I have been friendly with. Even when they don’t see me, I walk up to them to introduce myself.

I no dey talk make e sweet anybody, I’m friendly off and on this app. So abeg when next you see me, please feel free to say Hello.

Thank you.

[Princess Barbie Fairy 🧶🧶 @thehookprincess]

In all this, I also blame Nigerian media, nollywood especially.

They’re responsible for enforcing violently sexist, backward ideals and skewed morals to the average consumer.
We’re always talking about the causes of Olodo uprising, but Nollywood refusing to evolve is part of it

[Martha Ahumuza @MarthaAhumuza]

This is exactly why you’ll find grown men glorifying their mothers’ sacrifices while having very little understanding of what those sacrifices actually cost them. I remember my aunt once telling me that leaving her job was one of the worst decisions she ever made yet her

[Evangelyn Damilola @OlumatiE]

@ChiefBehemoth_ @elonmanthoughts 😂😂😂😂

[Evangelyn Damilola @OlumatiE]

@Tezzar_Szn Yes because what if they break up? I will not be caught between that mess please

[Evangelyn Damilola @OlumatiE]

@abefe_pappykris All you people think about is immediate gratification

[Phindile Kunene🇵🇸🇨🇩🇸🇩 @kunenephindz]

Our mothers didn't really do all of this. It wasn't always possible. The labour was passed on to daughters. We made fires, put those pots on the stove. They'd do the touch-ups for flavour but we did most of the work. We started cooking way before teenagehood.

[Evangelyn Damilola @OlumatiE]

@medlyn_kobo I just don’t care

[Chisom☕️ @Chisomben_]

Mind you that girl probably thought, “oh not all men, this one is different”. To those that are usually quick to say “not all men”

[Evangelyn Damilola @OlumatiE]

@medlyn_kobo Local? Big men children also did this style oh 😂

[Evangelyn Damilola @OlumatiE]

@chinenyeway @kunle_kenny ??????????