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Igbo babes are some of the most beautiful people in the world — inside out. Here’s a list of undebatable things about Igbo babes.
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“My heart was pounding so hard I thought I was going to die. I wanted to call my mum and tell her I loved her. I felt like my friend and his roommates were plotting against me.”
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“In 2014, I wanted to explore my sexuality. I met this girl, Janet, on Badoo. She was nice. We texted for a couple of weeks before we started dating. There were no video calls then so we were always texting. In the third month of our relationship, she said she was travelling to Dubai for work and she wasn’t sure when she’d be back. She wanted to see me before she left. I told her I didn’t have money and she said she would sponsor the trip.
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When next you see a Nigerian first born daughter, squeeze 5k in her hand and hug her.
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“I noticed the burning rash stopped and my cramps were minimal. Since then, I have been free bleeding on and off during my periods.”
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“I only use pads if I am out of tampons and in a rush. If I don’t need to be outside and there are no tampons around, I free bleed.”
5 Nigerian Women Talk About Their First Time Using Tampons
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“Recently, a male colleague told a female colleague, a front-end engineer, not to switch to backend engineering because “backend engineering is hard for women.””
5 Nigerian Women In Tech Talk About Why There Are Fewer Women In Tech
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The subject of today’s What She Said is a 24-year-old woman who talks about studying pharmacy to please her parents, getting withdrawn from school after failing a semester, and finally studying what she wanted.
“From age 11, my mum repeatedly put an egg into my vagina as my dad watched. According to her, if the egg entered it means I wasn’t a virgin.”
4 Nigerian Women Talk About Taking Virginity Tests
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Edo babes are the most beautiful women in the world, argue with your big toe. Here are a few things you should know about them.
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