WHAT IT IS LIKE #BeingFemaleInNigeria
When I logged in to twitter today I stumbled on this hashtag #BeingFemaleInNigeria and decided to join in. I read so many tweets relating to the hashtag and I could relate with almost everything that was shared. Kudos to the ladies that kicked off the conversation on twitter Florence , Tinu and their book club members who were inspired by Chimamanda's book.
Chei! Being a female in Nigeria is not easy oh but I don't think we have it the worst, however , it is still not the best. It comes with certain challenges.
I remember one time I had a driver in my car, but I sat in the front passenger seat, na so the security guard of the place we went to ignore my jovial greeting and my extended hand (I had a small token to give him), he went straight to "bros". "Bros I hail O" he said, then added, "anything for the boys?"
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Chei! Being a female in Nigeria is not easy oh but I don't think we have it the worst, however , it is still not the best. It comes with certain challenges.
I remember one time I had a driver in my car, but I sat in the front passenger seat, na so the security guard of the place we went to ignore my jovial greeting and my extended hand (I had a small token to give him), he went straight to "bros". "Bros I hail O" he said, then added, "anything for the boys?"
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