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It’s not simping if the woman likes you and reciprocates.
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Modupeola Egheose
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@vanesssadot
child of grace yoruba/edo 👸🏽
Manchester, England Katılım Haziran 2011
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Women will go through this and tell you pregnancy is a death sentence.
Foolish people!
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🤭i tap into this.
Adedamola 🎶@Joe_self_phu
My woman can now practice both in the US and Canada. Top babe. >>>>
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2yrs ago today, I became a homeowner in the UK & it’s been up from there
Thank God for keeping things running smoothly 🙏🙏
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This is Oleku not Iro and Buba
MEJE ✪@callmeMEJE
Is it just me or this iro and buba style is suddenly everywhere?
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And she better never stop working. Financial dependency and financial abuse is real. Never rely on anyone else’s money or anyone for security.
Lulu@bongyluaziey
I know a girl at work whose husband gives her the same amount of money we earn monthly, and one time he actually doubled it and has been begging her to stop working.😭. She still won’t quit work
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We paid £43,000 of Stamp Duty when we bought our house. I presume this would be refunded with interest otherwise we’re paying Stamp Duty again on a property we’ve already bought.
Politics UK@PolitlcsUK
🚨 NEW: Andy Burnham is strongly considering replacing council tax and stamp duty with a 0.48% annual tax on a home's current value
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Driving in the UK would make you realize how small this country is. I drove past 5 cities today and i was on the road for approximately 40 mins😭
👤@jadinho97
To put it into perspective this is a 10 hour drive
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This is so true
There is a power dynamic that this “Odogwu” culture creates.
I’m not saying it is bad for anyone that wants it but I’m saying it comes with its own clauses that we have to be realistic about.
Modupeola Egheose@vanesssadot
I totally agree with @OpeFoodCritic on this. I know a lot of women will disagree with me, but Igbo women have to challenge the cultural norms that have historically denied many of them inheritance rights. I have many igbo friends that are not allowed to claim anything their father owns or Lands in their prospective villages. As a Yoruba woman, I can inherit family wealth and build on it. Many Igbo women haven’t had that same privilege because society has long treated igbo women’s inheritance as less important. At the end of the day, every woman should make her own money and make a lot of it. Financial independence is power.
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