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The Nigerian woman I knew was strong, but not hard, she ruled her home with strength and love, she embraced her success and was confident in her talents and had no need to lord her superiority over her husband. The Nigerian woman understood she was the pillar of her family, but was confident enough to let her husband play the role without demeaning his masculinity. The Nigerian woman I knew, silently acknowledged her husband could not do without her, but she never voiced it. The Nigerian woman I knew accepted her ability to build her home and enable the great success of her husband, and she rejoiced in his greatness, knowing it was a by product of hers. I like this woman o |
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JustGood (m)
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The Nigerian Man from whose rib she was made passed away, and instead in his place, came the Nigerian Man born from the linage of Esau; who sold his birth right for a mussel of bread, the Nigerian Man today has traded his birth right as the head of the family, the one who commands respect, was revered by all for his gentle greatness; and now for almighty dollar, waits for his wife's paycheck for the roof over their head, worse, he drops off his wife at work and then goes back to sleep. Sad state of the Nigerian man |
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sistawoman (f)
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I like this woman o
I hope and pray this is how Okomi views me. |
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JustGood (m)
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I hope and pray this is how Okomi views me.
It would depend on you |
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