Showing posts with label Nigerian woman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nigerian woman. Show all posts

Sunday, September 28, 2014

What It Means To Be a Nigerian Woman





Post written by Joy Isi Bewaji. Do you agree, guys?

The Nigerian woman is a peculiar being… 
To be a Nigerian woman, you can’t get too angry. You’ll never be able to get rid of that label no matter how many smiles and triumphs follow after that one time you matched a subordinate’s disrespect word-for-word once you got fed up of hearing him say, “I have a wife like you at home, you know!” 

Monday, September 15, 2014

The Nigerian woman & the challenge of finding Mr Right - Alibaba






In this 670 words article which he posted on his Facebook wall, comedian Alibaba talks about the Nigerian woman and the challenges of meeting Mr Right. Read below..

I have a serious matter at hand that I want to share. In fact, I should have shared this long ago, but the primary message from a friend that prompted the matter, was lost in between the series of inbox messages from those strange girls that are looking for romantic friendships on Facebook.
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Monday, September 1, 2014

Shocking: Nigerian woman gives birth to white baby



A mother has beaten odds of a million-to-one by giving birth to a baby who appears to be of a different race.Catherine Howarth, 32, from Milton Keynes, is Nigerian by heritage, and so was, at first, a little taken aback when she saw her son Jonah for the first time.
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Saturday, July 12, 2014

Photos: Nigerian woman who died in fatal car crash in Ireland buried



 Queeneth Esezobor, who was among the four Nigerians that died in a deadly auto crash on June 28th in Mullinger Ireland (read here), has been buried. She was buried yesterday Friday 11th July after a church service at the Catholic Church Longford, Ireland. She left behind a man and five children. May her soul rest in peace...
Ase. See more photos following the break.

Tuesday, May 27, 2014

Bold Woman Speaks: Regina Askia writes on the Nigerian woman and societal pressure






Ex-beauty queen/actress Regina Askia Williams wrote an interesting piece about the Nigerian woman and the societal pressures and demands placed on her  and shared it on her  Facebook page. It's an interesting read. Believe it is below..


I just read a social media fight between two people I know and I chuckle to myself because my friend was blowing some hot words there - she was really vexed. Reading through the literary missiles, a few questions came to mind. Why is it that, generally when Nigerians fight their profanity centers around a woman's marital status, her age and to top off the insults, her private parts? Are these the yardsticks that we measure our women by? The marital status thing. Does it mean when a woman is not married she has no identity, she is less of a person or what? For a Nigerian woman to get any type of respect there has to be a man in the picture in what ever capacity? So it does not matter if you are wife number 6 at least you are wife? There is a vulgar saying that goes "Toto wey nobody get, na everybody get am". For real? That pretty much means that a woman unattached is nothing but a mobile body part that anyone can do anything to or with.....chaaii!!
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