Queen

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Queen

Queen

@Harotiee

I'm amazing!

Katılım Mart 2022
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Queen@Harotiee·
@osemagnum Make una tag mum zee to come learn, head of suffer
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@TDeisine Dem no value Jesus for him state o
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Deisine@TDeisine·
One thing that has always fascinated me is how some Nigerian men talk about pregnancy. They have mothers who sold in the market throughout their pregnancies. They have wives who work until they go on maternity leave. They have sisters who raised toddlers while carrying another baby. They have seen women cook, clean, work, commute, and care for their families while pregnant. Yet the moment they see a video of a pregnant white woman going to the gym, hiking, or simply being active, they suddenly act as if Nigerian women are lazy. Where did this narrative come from? The women in your own life have been active through pregnancy for decades, so why are they invisible until it's time to compare them with someone else? Maybe the issue isn't that Nigerian women are lazy, maybe you just hate your women so much you no longer see their strength.
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@treashybb Hello, will you still do the mentorship for ladies
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TITUS FOREX📊
TITUS FOREX📊@titusforex·
13 Trades ✅ 7 Wins ❌ 6 Losses 📈 53.8% Win Rate 🎯 1:3 RR +16R 💰
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Dynamic Tiwalade (the Arsenal❤️)🏆🏆
Why do mummyzee always water down women’s effort about pregnancy childbirth and training kids? Why????? Everything must happen her own way, no other way is ever perfect to her
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@IyanuOlowoV What’s the best time to start /apply Immediately after graduation or convocation
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Olowo Iyanu Victor-Educated farmer🧑‍🌾
By the time most students start searching for fully funded scholarships, they’ve already missed half of them. Not because they were lazy, but because they believed the search starts when they are "ready to apply." Here is why that mistake is costing you positions 👇
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Dr. Ose Etiobhio
Dr. Ose Etiobhio@osemagnum·
honesty test. Don't lie ladies, how do you remember your last menstrual period? ● with an app ● by heart ● you never remember respond to this survey by me. be honest. Don't air me.
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Mimshack🦋
Mimshack🦋@Mimshack20·
There is a UN women fund for up to $500k for initiatives that work on ending violence against women and girls, harmful practices etc. it has a quick turnaround time: 27th of July. Your organization must be multi country, regional, sub- regional or continental. Let me know if you need the application guide. Sharing cause my organization does not take money from the government.
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BadguyMotanna
BadguyMotanna@SlyMotanna7·
I will make $300k soon, on God
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ĸolαde
ĸolαde@twitgameboy·
IF YOU DON BROKE PATAPATA, RETWEET!!
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Queen@Harotiee·
@guzu_p Your daughters shall be treated as such too ❤️😘💃🏽
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KING CHIDI
KING CHIDI@guzu_p·
This is how you treat women. They either adhere to your rules or get the fuck out. Always remember; The world will never run dry of bitches.
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Queen@Harotiee·
@Kaykeed_ You mean learning French language or whats the path with French
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Mr Eben
Mr Eben@Iam_MrEben·
If you’re a graduate, one of the most overlooked ways to completely transform your life is through scholarships and research grants. Many people focus only on getting a job, but there are opportunities that can fund your education, support your research, and even pay you a monthly stipend. In many cases, these stipends can be significantly higher than the salary of many entry-level jobs in Nigeria. Imagine earning $3,000–$5,000 per month through funded research while building an international academic and professional profile at the same time. You’re not just earning—you’re gaining global exposure, expanding your network, and positioning yourself years ahead of many of your peers in the same field. If job opportunities haven’t come your way yet, don’t conclude that you’ve run out of options. There are opportunities you may simply not have discovered. I’ll be hosting a webinar where I’ll break down how to find and apply for scholarships and grants, avoid common mistakes, and increase your chances of success. If you’re interested, type “INTERESTED” in the comments, and I’ll send you the webinar link.
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𝕾𝖎𝖗 𝕮𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖘
i will teach you the meaning of black dots on different parts of your body, from the head to the shoulders 1. if you have one on your head esp a black one, just know you carry wisdom. you're full of intelligence, like you have ancient knowledge you're meant to share with people. you have to tap into that wisdom cos you are gifted. 2. if you have one around your eyes or on your eyelids, it means you're meant to be seen. whether you want it or not, you're destined to stand out. you're a seer. you notice things before they happen and you can read people like books. you're good at sensing energy and seeing beyond what most people can. like an eagle, you see far beyond the ordinary. tap into that gift now. 3. if you have one around ur mouth or lips, it means you're made to speak. don't let anyone silence your voice. you're meant to inspire, teach and heal people through your words. your words carry power and when you speak, things happen. the same goes for those who have one on their tongue. whatever you speak comes into existence, you're a powerful manifester. as long as you have one somewhere on your face, just know you're made for fame and recognition. you're a star. no matter what happens, you're meant to be seen. people will know who you are. if it's around your mouth, your voice is esp powerful. you're here to teach, inspire and heal others. whether through speaking, singing or any form of expression, your mouth is one of your greatest gifts. communication is one of your life assignments. keep improving the way you communicate and always speak the truth. 4. if you have one on your shoulder, it means you're meant to carry responsibilities. you're someone who naturally takes on a lot, so be gentle with yourself. your journey involves balancing many things and handling unfinished business. 5. if it's on your ears, it means you're spiritually connected. you're able to receive messages, downloads or guidance from your ancestors or the spiritual realm. people with moles around their ears are believed to have a strong spiritual connection. ringing in the ears is often associated with this gift. 6. if it's on your forehead, it means your third eye is highly active. you're able to perceive both the physical and spiritual dimensions. use that gift wisely and tap into your abilities. if you have moles around your face, you'll often attract people who become jealous cos they sense your gift. they recognize your power the moment they see you. some may even try to take that energy away from you or work against you from a distance people with moles are very powerful, so don't mess with them. otherwise, you'll end up regretting it esp those who have a black mole with a hair growing from it. those people are believed to be spiritually shielded. whatever is sent against them comes right back. it's like they have a natural protection around them, and they see everything. if you come across someone with that kind of mole, it's best to leave them alone. if you have many moles on your body, just know you have unfinished business to take care of. it's believed that your ancestors or bloodline left behind debts or unresolved matters that you're here to clear. i'll teach you about the meanings of moles on other parts of the body later, from the chest to the breasts, stomach all the way down to the feet. learn, save, bookmark and share with others. buena suerte 👍
Cynthia@Cynthia_TKD

Teach me something I don't know

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ChiefHerbalist
ChiefHerbalist@HerbalistChief·
Same way the sun can not be stopped from rising, no one can stop your destiny from shining.
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