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For people who are confused. This he goat calls women whore every hour of the day!

Your girl child will grow up to know she has a father who takes joy in calling random women prostitutes, a father who derives joy from waiting for innocent people’s marriage to come to an end. A father who is constantly soiling the name of the family with razz and condescending remarks about the female gender. I hope she’s proud of you❤️

my parents flew me to the US , paid for my rent & my nursing degree in the US, my second sister lives in the UK her tuition, fees & accommodation paid for by my parents, my only brother is going to Canada in fall 2026 for his nursing degree, fully paid & sponsored by my parents . I don’t know where this broke narrative is coming from

See how people are surprised that she's from a rich home... Una stup!d alpha males will come here and cook n0nsense on her and her man's head and you guys will foolishly believe them Twitter eh...Tueh

A lot of Igbo people don’t fully grasp the linguistic depth & diversity within Alaigbo. I’m from Ekwulobia, yet I can barely decipher the dialect of someone from Umunze just 10–15 minutes away or Atani that is 35mins. That alone tells you how richly layered our language truly is.

“Osas built her hair business from the ground up even before marriage. She was independent, and focused. But after she got married, everything changed. Her husband relocated her to Abuja and began to isolate her. He wouldn’t allow her to rent a shop. He wouldn’t let her stay connected with her family. He controlled her movements and her growth. Despite all this, she kept pushing, continuing her business online, her hair business was doing so well online, her so-called horsband became jealous of her, the fight started when the so-called horsband told her the marriage will be 50/50 Osas refused stating that she was already carrying the weight of the home, taking care of her children, including his child from before their marriage. That alone says everything about the kind of woman she was. And now… this man has beaten her to death. A whole life. A bright future. Gone. What is even more heartbreaking is hearing that there are attempts to release him because of his influence. Influence? Over justice? Over a human life? And then to make matters worse, some people are online saying she was wrong for not agreeing to 50/50. How did we get here? How did basic humanity become so twisted? This is not just a story. This is Osas. Someone’s daughter. Someone’s friend. Someone who deserved to live. We cannot stay silent. Dear parents stop encouraging your daughters to stay patient in an abusive marriage” Credit:Nancy Johnson