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Teaching your child(ren) to show love.

By: Amina February 13, 2021February 13, 2021
Motherhoodchildren, love, Motherhood, Parenting, valentines dayLeave a Comment on Teaching your child(ren) to show love.

Do you know your child’s love language?

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No means no.

By: Amina June 6, 2020
Feminismblack lives matter, Blogger, love, police brutality, rape, safe, sexual assault2 Comments on No means no.

Black people matter. Black lives matter. Our girls and women deserve to be safe – whether in their own homes or outside. Our bodies are not for anyone’s pleasure…

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While the Internet is an amazing tool for entertainment, communication and information, it is not averse to dangers. It’s no news that the number of internet users worldwide is growing daily, hence the need to keep our children safe.
Children’s mental health awareness aims to highlight the importance of mental health in children and young people.
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procrastination
How are we already in the second month of 2021?
I’m extremely proud of the Nigerian youth right now. Fighting collectively for a better Nigeria.
Imagine being afraid of the very people supposed to protect you.
I’ve always been rooted in my identity, prided myself in being a Yorùbá woman, born into the family of a successful Ìjèbú businessman.
As a woman, I am not afraid to identify as a feminist. A few months ago, I talked about what feminism means to me (read here). I’ve been fighting for gender equality and challenging societal norms long before I realised it was a ‘thing’. I think it’s vital for there to be a world where all genders have equal opportunity.

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