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Omotolani Ibrahim
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I’m so confused about American tipping culture because why are you tipping $20 on a $22 order 😭
໊@buffys
dinner 💖
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The full story is just heart wrenching. I’m real glad they found each other because this is what it looks like in those crazy and “for better for worse days”.
Dr. God Abeg ooo@josh_uglyasf
She had a brain surgery and couldn’t do anything for 200days… this is her first time of attempting to speak and it’s a beautiful moment. It’s gone viral because people who know the couple has said the husband is amazing and has been a rock by her side. This is love ❤️
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I hate colonisation but thank God the British got to us first , I can’t imagine speaking French
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Woke up this morning craving the attiéké and grilled fish I ate in Ivory coast circa 2022. 🥹
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Not to brag, but i made this artwork completely from electronic waste
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The only reason I even got here in the first place is because of the well wishers that genuinely support me, to those of you that still do thank you very much for giving me this❤️.
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This fight scene in Jenifa, i know they had fun shooting it 😭
Wolfie 🐺@TheIgboWolf
Whenever Jenifa the film came out, I rented it and never returned it 😂. When the series started I subscribed to iroko and scene on TV so I don't miss any episode. Funke Akindele built her audience, even some of her peers mocked her with that series, they only started to really come around after the first 1 billion mark. Infact the first 1 billion film was not trusted to do what it did. She a hard worker who belived herself more than anything else.
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Some Students decided to be creative, turning trash into fashion. These were the results
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Our Muslim brothers gave us a 3 day weekend. We've repaid them with a 4 day weekend. Over to you atheists 🤝
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For any female intending to have a career, it’s very IMPORTANT to have a partner who is supportive in every way and hands on when it comes to household responsibilities /care of the children ..
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For instance , I’m an Acute medicine resident doctor with 2 boys and working full time …
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1. Meals
- I meal prep in bulk and freeze them
- My husband cooks as well and buys the groceries most times (I just send the list of items to him and quantities )
- At times I arrange with a good cook to make some meals if I can’t do that myself
2. Cleaning
- My husband and I take turns to do laundry and wash the toilets (weekly )
- For school uniforms , I get enough pairs to last a week
- My husband does the hovering most times
- I contract this out at times
- Dishwasher for plates
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Tips for career women trying to balance it all:
•Choose your partner wisely : support at home is not a luxury, it’s essential
•Stop trying to do everything yourself : delegation is a life skill
•Plan ahead : meal prep, organise outfits, structure your week
•Outsource when you can: cleaning, cooking, childcare… protect your energy
•Lower the pressure of perfection : done is better than perfect
•Communicate clearly : don’t assume your partner “should just know”
•Protect your rest : burnout helps no one
•Make time for yourself : you are more than your career and your responsibilities
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The main thing is to be on the same page with one’s partner and do what works best for you as a family ..
Docti-ify@fueki_lee
I'm a Surgical resident So I usually wake up 4:30am- 5am. I make breakfast for the kids Make lunch for the entire family I wash the dishes, I use in making the meals.. If there is light I run several loads of laundry. While the laundry is running, I clean the kitchen and then sweep the parlour. Then the kids are fed, bathe and we dress and are out of the house so I can make morning review by 7:30am after school run. After work, I make dinner, wash all the plates and coolers used to carry food, wash the kids uniforms, arrange the clothes for the next day, help kids with assignments if present, do some work that needs to be done... Weekends, if im not on call, I wake up early, wash dishes, make break fast, do laundry, clean the kitchen counters the stores, clean the microwave, clean freezer if dirty, clean the gas cooker and the wall behind the gas cooker. Scrub the kitchen floors and then move to the front of the house scrubs the stairs, the balcony and then the parlour is next, then toilets, then clean the rooms and then fold the laundry that has been piling up (I never finish).... By the time you are done, your toddlers have already destroyed one room and the parlour, so you either start again or leave it for tomorrow.
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Cole Family of Victoria Island no get level ohh🤣
‘deola.@deyola_a
Actress Wofai Ifada and her husband Taiwo Cole just announced that they are expecting their second baby Congratulations to the couple🥳🥳🥳🥳
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Let me use this opportunity to shoot my shot.
I’m a masters degree holder in statistics, graduated with Distinction.
I’m married and blessed with a child, however things took a bad turn for me when I lost my means of livelihood.
As a result, I’ve not just having
David Oyin@steezy10_
NEVER BE ASHAMED TO ASK FOR HELP!!!
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10 years ago, I woke up in my UNILAG hostel with a swollen face. Before 10am that day, I had already gotten to Ota to show my mother. By the time I got home, I couldn’t open one of my eyes anymore.
My mother’s first reaction was, “Ahudhubillah.” It looked like an allergic reaction but it wasn’t. I had already been in and out of the hospital since the year started. Little did I know, I hadn’t seen anything yet.
The first hospital said it was an allergic reaction. But before the end of that day, both eyes had almost completely closed. The medication wasn’t working. By the next day, the swelling had spread to my hands and feet.
The next few weeks were the hardest.
Test upon test. Symptom upon symptom. Until the final diagnosis came:
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus.
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My bf is so irritating😭. I had an attitude this morning and he asked me
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