14 Pictures That Girls With Side N**gas Will Immediately Get
October 13, 2015
How do you think it looks when you’re walking down the aisle, and your husband is just shining his eyes, looking at you? Oh, wrong nau. These 11 hacks will surely make your man cry on your wedding day.
In today’s episode of The Elevator, we talk to @nas009, a feminist writer and communications specialist. She talks about her journey to becoming a communications specialist whose core work focuses on liberating African women.
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Feminism is a diverse movement that aims to liberate women and other oppressed groups. Each feminist’s path is different from the next. In this article, I asked eight Nigerian women why they became feminists, and here’s what they had to say: Kay, 26 I was a feminist even before I knew what the word meant. […]
As told to Mariam I have always had these lumps on my body. My people say I was born with them, but they started as little brown spots before they became lumps. I saw them but I didn’t know what they were. I think I was six or seven when I was taken to the […]
The weather is crazy hot and humid right now. But like the friend with the best tips that we are, we’ve compiled a list of quick and easy protective styles to save you and your tresses from this heatwave.
“We’ve tried everything from drug supplements and “womb massages” where traditional women basically pound your lower stomach like yam, all in the name of rearranging your womb.”
What does finding it hard to conceive feel like? We asked seven women.
This week’s #ZikokoWhatSheSaid subject is a 53-year-old Nigerian woman. She shares how she had her “miracle” baby at 47, beating the 4% chances of conceiving and mistaking the early symptoms for menopause.
I need Nigerian women to please eat something other than pasta this year.
A little delusion never hurt anybody. Plus, it makes life a little easier to deal with.
This week’s #ZikokoWhatSheSaid subject is a 31-year-old Nigerian woman who’s had almost a decade of therapy to heal from food and weight anxiety.
From crossing trousers off her clothes list, to not hugging or keeping male friends, Juliet* was ready to sacrifice anything for her relationship. But after four years with Maxwell*, she got tired of making all the sacrifices.
This week’s #ZikokoWhatSheSaid subject is a 49-year-old Nigerian woman who lost a leg after an okada accident. She talks about waking up to find a stump where her leg used to be, what it’s like to lose a limb and what she thinks about how people treat amputees.
Since you created a problem for yourself by wearing a wig to your “appointment”, here’s how to make sure you use the wig to its full potential.
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