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I was talking to my MIL over the week about how Nigerian men travel abroad and end up in jail a lot In a week, we see atleast two or five news of Nigerian men ending up jail in other sane countries and 80% of the time, it's for sexual harassment and assault This are people who will get away with it in Nigeria, Nigerians will even victim blame the victims. It's not a shock when Nigerian men rape women, it's just tiring and painful The idea of consent scares them so much. It's so common even in churches, in schools, immediate families and neighbors to rape children and women I had someone tell me how she doesn't want to birth girl children because of the assault she went through as a girl till adulthood So today I pray that more Nigerian men will travel out of Nigeria and sexual assaulters and harassers among them will end up in jail. Amen
You are a virgin Your WhatsApp message is on disappear mode You don't want to visit a man who want to sleep with you but you went and visit a total stranger you met on social media who promised to help you. The stranger raped you allegedly. You didn't report to your parents. You didn't report to the police. You posted a video on social media instead and ended your life after that. YOU ARE A VERY DUMP GIRL.
My week's read: Nwannekamma by @missahmarah . It is a tragedy fiction Amarachi Deborah Okwu is an independent Nigerian storyteller, screenwriter, and author. Her background is deeply rooted in contemporary dramatic scriptwriting, which directly influences the pacing and emotional weight of her fiction The theme of this fiction is social injustice - the injustice that thrives as a result of financial superiority (the rich and the poor). And the Main Character Nwannekamma is a brave young woman who had to fight for her identity and her dignity The purpose of this book I believe is to challenge systemic injustice The main conflict for me was the conflict between character versus self. How social injustice can make people lose their sight to who they were before the struggle. The main plot is the how the protagonist must make a difficult choice to rely on their strength or lose their voice, how a young woman must decide what happens to her body even in a system that didn't give her that choice. The book is a wonderful read, it's Nwannekamma's bravery for me, I love the suspense and how it connects to your emotions. Sad story but I honestly recommend If I am to rate it, it's a 7½ out of 10😊 Get yours 👉 selar.com/1s6c6lz66x
My week's read: Nwannekamma by @missahmarah . It is a tragedy fiction Amarachi Deborah Okwu is an independent Nigerian storyteller, screenwriter, and author. Her background is deeply rooted in contemporary dramatic scriptwriting, which directly influences the pacing and emotional weight of her fiction The theme of this fiction is social injustice - the injustice that thrives as a result of financial superiority (the rich and the poor). And the Main Character Nwannekamma is a brave young woman who had to fight for her identity and her dignity The purpose of this book I believe is to challenge systemic injustice The main conflict for me was the conflict between character versus self. How social injustice can make people lose their sight to who they were before the struggle. The main plot is the how the protagonist must make a difficult choice to rely on their strength or lose their voice, how a young woman must decide what happens to her body even in a system that didn't give her that choice. The book is a wonderful read, it's Nwannekamma's bravery for me, I love the suspense and how it connects to your emotions. Sad story but I honestly recommend If I am to rate it, it's a 7½ out of 10😊 Get yours 👉 selar.com/1s6c6lz66x
My week's read: Nwannekamma by @missahmarah . It is a tragedy fiction Amarachi Deborah Okwu is an independent Nigerian storyteller, screenwriter, and author. Her background is deeply rooted in contemporary dramatic scriptwriting, which directly influences the pacing and emotional weight of her fiction The theme of this fiction is social injustice - the injustice that thrives as a result of financial superiority (the rich and the poor). And the Main Character Nwannekamma is a brave young woman who had to fight for her identity and her dignity The purpose of this book I believe is to challenge systemic injustice The main conflict for me was the conflict between character versus self. How social injustice can make people lose their sight to who they were before the struggle. The main plot is the how the protagonist must make a difficult choice to rely on their strength or lose their voice, how a young woman must decide what happens to her body even in a system that didn't give her that choice. The book is a wonderful read, it's Nwannekamma's bravery for me, I love the suspense and how it connects to your emotions. Sad story but I honestly recommend If I am to rate it, it's a 7½ out of 10😊 Get yours 👉 selar.com/1s6c6lz66x
