Pretty Zaram

Just a happy girl 🥳😍| proud Abia state babe🥰🥰. I prefer introduction when you come to my dm . Introduce yourself to me first before anything else

[Pretty Zaram @zaram203]

Hi everyone, I’m new here, looking forward to making new friends and having meaningful conversations

[Tamunó-Tonyé @AngaLarry]

Happy new month, moots!

May September bring money, good news, and zero “please bear with us” messages.

This month, we’re collecting wins! ✌🏿

[LLONER 🦅🪐 @eyojoel77]

idk, being single is lowkey becoming a flex in this generation 😭 like you just sit back and watch everyone get cheated on, lied to, and traumatized and suddenly being alone doesn’t sound so bad.

[Peace Ighodaro💛 @peace_igho]

The kidnappëd NYSC corpers have been released!!!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽😩

[bulleon not van @bulleons]

You can’t build a legacy on someone else’s terms.
People will always have opinions on how you should spend your time and energy. Let them talk while you stay anchored in your purpose and responsibilities.

[Tamunó-Tonyé @AngaLarry]

God can turn your trash to treasures. ✌🏿

[ĸolαde @twitgameboy]

Our kidneys will not fail us 🤲🏼🥹🧎🏼

[Tamunó-Tonyé @AngaLarry]

School is about to resume.

Fathers, stop allowing your wife or baby mama to bully you into paying school fees you cannot afford just because she wants the children in an expensive school.

Know your pocket and stand your ground.

Your children don’t need a school that will put their father in debt just to satisfy their mother’s ego or compete with other families. Even the Nigeria law won't force you to.

If you can afford ₦300k, don’t borrow ₦2m to look responsible.

Being a responsible father includes knowing what you can afford. ✌🏿

[𝑚𝑎𝑖❀ @veryfinemelanin]

U were 15, a childdd ofc you'd look like that and ofc you'd go to church cus obviously ur parents would tell u to😂, Christianity isn't the reason mehn

[Chiritaofficial @Chiritaofficial]

Pregnancy gets you being exhausted but somehow unable to sleep 😴

[Precious jewel 💎 @Joygiver023]

Omo I suffer for this August o
I no fit lie for you🥲😩

[🥷 @_iamhabeeb]

I’m jealous of people who find their person early in life and get to grow together. It’s such a beautiful thing to witness

[Tamunó-Tonyé @AngaLarry]

God first!✌🏿

[Ize💙🌸 @santaluceya]

Dear ones, I hope you know that we Christians don’t really care if you denounce Jesus and worship something or someone else. We are use to people insulting us and saying trash about us.
But what is not right is associating Christianity to trash, low self esteem and suffering. Worship Lucifer if you must, we don’t care but don’t come online to ridicule Christianity in any public platform cos God cannot be mocked.

Also, don’t come here to tell us “that is not so Christian of you” you can’t flog a child and ask him not to cry. You can’t insult the entire Christian community and expect us to romance you and ignore your disrespect. You and I know that if this was another religion, you won’t live long to tell the story.

No disrespect to GOD THE FATHER, GOD THE SON (JESUS) and GOD THE SPIRIT will be tolerated. If you still talk anyhow for my cs you fit still chop insult today.

[Big baby🌸 @lizzyjollof]

There is no way i’ll have this long natural hair and still add extensions. I mean, what exactly am i adding them for? 😭

[co-creator with God. 🥼🩺 @MaryRoseMalomo]

I just can’t marry for money solely. If I don’t like somebody, they will know.

[PRAISE HOPE @AdaUmuezenwa]

How can I thank you all? 🥺🤭

500 verified followers in the f*ckin baggggg.

Thank you all so much 🙈🙈

Congratulations to me 🥹🥺z🎊🎉🍾🎈

[Zabby ♡ @Africanzabby]

black girls are so pretty.

[Doctor Chichi @Doctor_Chichi]

One thing I regret from my childhood is not learning to speak Hausa and Yoruba fluently.

I was born in Northern Nigeria and spent about seven years there, but I hardly had the opportunity to mingle with Hausa children. We lived in a private compound with only two families, and both were Igbo. It was basically home, school, and back home.

At school, we were also not allowed to speak local languages. Everything had to be in English.

Then my father was transferred to Lagos, where we spent about five years. I picked up a little Yoruba because there were Yoruba families and children around us, but I still wasn't allowed to mingle freely.

Looking back, I realize how much that shaped me. I became a very private person and found it difficult to mix freely with other children.

Eventually, we moved to Aba, Abia State.

Sometimes I think about it and wish I had grown up speaking Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, and English fluently. I would have loved to carry all four languages with me today.

Childhood experiences shape us in ways we don't always understand until we grow older. I can also make it shorter, more emotional, and more engaging for X if you want.

[mubiouš @Mubarak_mubious]

as a society, we don't question men's bodies enough. Like as a man, why are you fat? u don't menstruate u don't have hormonal issues, u don't have PCOS, u don't bear, carry and give birth to children. So, why are you fat? why are your breasts hanging? Why is your tummy big ??

[11:59🧚‍♀️ @HantibeDavid]

Chimsom is just realizing???
Awwww😂😂😂
I want him to go home on Sunday🫵
#BBNaija