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@details_bydebs | @miy_medicservices l writing (The Sunday Newsletter) - IG: @debs_always | Links below
Lagos, Nigeria Katılım Şubat 2022
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My friend/bf/ex/friend 😂 and I occasionally catch up. We'd gist about my dating woes and he'd say in the softest, kindest voice with care in his eyes “You'll meet someone soon”
I imagine his face when he says it on the phone too—makes me laugh and is weirdly comforting 🤭😭
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Does anyone else find it crazy men can sexually transmit cancer to women and we just are like .. ok with that and don’t encourage more men to get vaccinated against HPV ?
42% of all sexually active men carry HPV and because it does not show any symptoms to the male, and does not show up on any tests, he transmits it unknowingly and can give women cancer !!
It’s literally insane we do not discuss this more.
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If they had informed the king, what would he have done?
Would it prevent the men from going on a rampage? What would the king do? This has been going on for years, no?
Somto Okonkwo@General_Somto
Just In: Ozoro ‘R@pe Festival’ In Delta State. The Chief Priest In Ozoro, Alongside The Oramudhu Leaders Who Organized And Planned The Festival Without Informing The King, Have Been Arrested By The Nigeria Police.
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He looks happy. He is smiling in the photo. Do you have any more photos of him— probably one in a clown suit or a funny costume? It's fun and exciting, we should all look great and celebrate 🎉🥳
Delta State Government@DSGovernment
The Delta State Government has condemned reports of women being harassed and sexually assaulted during the Ozoro Festival, calling the acts barbaric and unacceptable. In a statement issued on Friday, the Commissioner for Works (Rural Roads) and Public Information, Charles Aniagwu, urged security agencies to investigate and bring the perpetrators to justice, emphasizing that no cultural celebration can justify criminality.
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Last month, I wrote an essay on rape culture.
The backlash was immediate, dismissive and harsh. Today, the internet is in outrage over a “raping festival” being defended as culture, as though this is some shocking anomaly. But is it?
Culture is not abstract. It is what we repeatedly permit, excuse, and normalize. And if we’re honest, rape has long moved past the stage of shock in our society. We see it. We scroll past it. Or worse, we interrogate the victim, searching for technicalities that make it easier to digest. That is what normalization looks like.
So the much deeper probe isn’t why a community is bold enough to defend something this violent. The question is: what have we, collectively, been tolerating all along that made that boldness possible?
If there’s something I am sure of, it is that outrage is easy when it is distant. But it becomes much harder when it requires us to confront ourselves.
Evidence gbogboniche@EEgwuono
“Odumodublvck’s lyrics are marked by a more explicit fusion of sexuality and menace. In the controversial song “Cast” with Shallipopi, he raps: “Big Kala, I need your bunda, mama / If she no fuck o, if she no suck / Who go pay for her wig and handbag?” Now that the rape case has died down, the hashtags have ceased. And society has continued to live, tolerating the excesses of men. Yet when another rape case springs up, we act surprised. In an essay I wrote on @tweetedbyCC I examine how the seemingly little things wreak the greatest compounded havoc. Read here: culturecustodian.com/how-micro-perm…
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@DipshikhaGhosh @abolanleeojo I'm so ashamed that I'm Nigerian
God, Why?!!!!!! 😩🤦🏽♀️
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There is a rape festival somewhere in the world and men have the audacity to diss on feminism?
TENIOLA@Teeniiola
Many girls have reportedly been r@p£d and m0l£sted by men in Ozoro during what is being described as a “r@p!ng festival” in the area. According to multiple reports and videos circulating online, today is said to be the day of this festival in the Ozoro community, and girls are wvrned not to go outside. It is alleged that any girl seen outside could be att@ck£d and r@p£d by groups of men. Foreigners who are unaware of this situation have reportedly fallen v!ctim as well. There is Delta state university in Ozoro, and many female students may not be fully aware of the d@nger. It is distvrbing that something like this could be tolerated in society. This is heartbreaking, and urgent action needs to be taken.
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In 2026, people’s mothers, people’s sisters, are living in terror because of a supposed “culture”
This is beyond sad! And we cannot continue to live like this.
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You think you are angry, but you are not angry enough. Feminism was never meant to be palatable. You can't be cute — it's your damn life on the line here.
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I think more women should judge men based on how they treated their ex.
You’re not different, I assure you 😭
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Not all men, but always men! Not one of these people said this was wrong. They all jumped at it because, why not!
I'm so mad!!!
Nigeria Stories@NigeriaStories
Shocking 😳 A viral video shows several ladies crying for help amid alleged ‘r+ping festival’ by groups of men in Ozoro, Delta state
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God, I can't wait!
I really can't wait!!!!
Akin Akinwale@mrlurvy
The boy waited till he finished University and served Nigeria before suing his alma mater He must have seen the Proprietor picture recently and got angry.
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The sooner you accept that your dream life is going to cost you, the better.
You're going to pay with time and money and it's going to take 10x more effort than you thought.
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My turn🥹
Current status.
- Virtual Assistant
- Graphics Designer
- Blog writer
- Social Media Manager
- Project Manager
- Pitch deck Curator / Business Development plan curator
- A girl who loves jogging, traveling, shopping 🛍️ & baking.
Vi@GrafinkaVi
Current status: - Graphic designer - Branding creator - Course creator - SMM manager - A girl who started her journey in WEB3 - A girl who used to do gymnastics - I love cooking, spending time with my dog, and growing my social media
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If you complain, your fellow Nigerians will tell you to up your skills, acquire more skills, blah blah blah. Up my skills when a first degree can’t get me a decent job?
A failed system that is making people sound foolish, but they think they sound smart.
𝙰𝚈𝙾𝙳𝙴𝙻𝙴@ay0dele_
No tangible job anymore. Everything is assistant, senior assistant, waiter, waitress, receptionist.
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