Kemee❤️

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@GloriousGod01 Your statements only clearly show that you disregard the feelings of the woman in all of this. Wdym "there's nothing people don't die from"??? This is why it's important to discuss about topics like this before getting married. Jeez.

I don't care how you people see this but just so you know, My wife cannot on her own decide to deliver by Caesarean section. I have heard that some women no longer want to deliver vaginally and are opting for CS even when a vaginal birth is perfectly safe. That is unacceptable to me. Unless the doctor advises or recommends a CS due to medical reasons, she must deliver vaginally the way a woman should. Fear of pushing is not an excuse. I will not allow any woman to carry my child and then choose CS simply because she is afraid of labour pain. Fear of pushing is not a medical condition. Above all, love God.

With birth, the pregnant woman should have the highest and final say about what happens to her or what procedures are used on her because it is HER body. Fear of pain is enough reason to have a CS. Her body is not your property. Only give your suggestions, and that's it.

@GloriousGod01 This has to be rage bait.

@dr_rhookie It's not even 24 hours? World record💔😂

You guyssssss 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 Never go through a man’s phone.

@sciencegirl I commented on just one post and now different classy birds are all over my fyp.

The Venezuelan Poodle Moth is a real thing

Love, love, loveee to binge watch men melting for their female daughters on TikTok🤍

@Reazonuk @Dearme2_ It takes a lot of love to stay in that condition with a partner. You have a good one. Take care of her too.

@Kemeebassey @Dearme2_ Yes, and the real signs of love are when it's tough. What do I mean by that? I'm talking when one gets very ill and the other suddenly has more to do. Some individuals can not stomach that. It's all good when you're both healthy and young, but if one of you is suddenly physically

Every time I see old couples, I always wonder how many times they’ve forgiven each other.

@QueenetWrites You've done so well. God bless you for caring for those kids🤍

When I told my CDS group we were going to build a library for a school, they kicked against it because we had MINUS ₦13,000 in our purse. It felt impossible to them, so they shut it down. But I couldn’t let it go. Sadly, my service time was coming to an end, so I couldn't do a personal project. And that was why I insisted on setting the standard for my CDS group. I found a small school owned by a foundation. The school used to be free but started to struggle after a fire destroyed most of its buildings. They were forced to charge fees, and the proprietor began to sell her personal belongings to run the school. Yet many of the children were orphans and internally displaced, so not everyone could afford it. The classrooms were broken, the environment wasn't ideal, but you need to see the eyes of these children. The light behind their eyes was everything. Even then, most of my CDS group members resisted. They said the school was too dilapidated and that they didn't need a library. I argued that if a school doesn't NEED a library, then the children don't need books. I had so much faith in the library despite the resistance. So, I backed my faith up with actions. I wrote proposals, built pitch decks, designed ideas, trying to make them see what I saw. Then everything stopped. Our CDS group got suspended. And for a moment, I felt crushed. I can't even paint how devastated I felt. So, I gave up. But not for long. I picked myself back up and continued alone with the present president and secretary of the CDS group. We continued our offline campaign, talking to people wherever I could. That’s how I ended up at an event I almost didn’t attend. Afterward, I walked up to some top executives. I started a conversation, then slowly brought up the library idea. They listened, really listened, and were impressed with the project. I got their contact, and one of them asked to see the school. When I took him there, the broken roof from the recent storm told its own story, the torn-down walls, the cramped classes, the unsafe benches. My God. There was no need for persuasion. He saw it, and he was moved. Then he said he would help repair the roof and ensure that the children are comfortable. I quickly got a carpenter and broke down everything needed: roof, ceiling, desks, a new classroom. I wrote a proposal for the cost and divided it into two parts. Part 1 included the cost of only the roof and windows, which came to about ₦170,000+. In Part 2, I included things the school would need that he didn't specifically say he would help with, and the total came up to ₦808,000. The next day, I didn’t wait. I took the company bus straight to his office with a printout of the cost. By the end of it all, this man donated ₦808,000 for the renovation. I just sat there in shock. It was the biggest support I had ever received for this work. And somehow, it felt like more than money. It felt like proof that persistence speaks, even when everything around you says stop. Now we’re set to establish two libraries, and renovations have already begun. April didn’t give me ease. But it gave me this. On to May. 🥂

But love is a part of nature. And like life itself, sometimes love is amazing, sometimes it's pain.

Love is really really risky. And I've also wondered if there's any need for it. Like why don't we all just stay without it, live individual lives and just go on.

@Wizarab10 Happy New Month✨️

Happy New Month. May the new month be filled with glad tidings and your picture always be at the right angle 🍷

I know 2026 is fast, but this is really fast. Wasn't it January a few days ago? Anyway, happy new month people

@AMAZlNGNATURE Nature is the most creative designer❤️‍🔥 And humans take inspiration from her. Someone should turn this to a cool outfit. And in black✨️

If you haven't seen one before, may I introduce the Jacobin pigeon.

@EgunjobiJo85001 💔💔 Bad old days

@Kemeebassey Omo

The trauma💔 49 59 68 69 Terrible numbers!

@sad_girliee Winners aren't always loud

What’s one phrase you heard that stuck with you ever since?

If there's public information about the opportunity, you're already late.

@TheIgboWolf And you have to claw your way out and even then, the other kids won't like you🥲

being Nigerian is like being locked in your home as a child and watching other kids play outside from the window

Your environment trained you. Influenced your decisions, shaped the way you think and to a very large extent, the things you do. You need a stubborn spirit of learning and decisiveness to correct any wrong influence your background has on you. And that quality is very rare.