₦airaland Forum

MsRoe:


How've you been, dearie?

MsRoe:
Let's first distinguish between the economic conditions of a place and the progressiveness of a place regarding women's liberation. I do not think people leave Africa for the Middle East (Dubai included) for the sole purpose of escaping female subjugation. They would go to Europe or The Americas for that. They do, however, leave Africa to escape the harsh economic climate, because (yeah) Africa is 'still hellish'. It's not comparable.

That said, when it comes to women's liberation, I am not saying that we aren't oppressed; even the West hasn't gotten to the promised land with the feminist agenda. I am saying that we can do something about without without fearing that we'll be stoned in the streets for raising our voices. We have women in the work place, we are not confined to our homes by law or religion. It is our responsibility to use our voices to better effect.

What we battle isn't our laws; we use templates from liberal countries (of course the northern states are exempt) What we fight, largely, is the prejudiced whispering from societies lot, which we are too fragile to withstand. A woman is afraid to want things that attract the 'feminist' label; she doesn't want to antagonize the men. We are going back and forth with it, harboring our internalized phobia. It's not laws that restrict us, it's our need for male approval. And who would have sympathy for that?

African women have to be unapologetic in their commitment for women's causes. They cannot be shriveling up whenever a man threatens that she would be single for the rest of her life if she doesn't drop her advocacy for feminism. We have to have thicker skins that that.

Explorers:
2. Manhattan Parking Spot - $1 million.



This parking spot in downtown Manhattan was sold for six times the average cost of an American home.

Mightyraw:
ok then
Next time i see ur monica ,
Maybe idd give a mention again

Explorers:
7. Antilia, 1 billion USD.

Owned by Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani, this 34-storey mammoth of a home is designed to survive an earthquake of magnitude 8.0 and contains 3 helipads alongs with a parking space enough for 160 cars.

Mightyraw:
are you a mod. Here

Ur replies are instant

Mightyraw:
well i made the assumptions fron the picture

Mightyraw:
All i know is ,
You love colourful things

Mightyraw:
So whats your favourite colour

YorubaNigga:
Na every good ones u dey love

Nawa for u ooooo

U no see Amina hostel for ABU love abi

Explorers:
11. Camplus Turro(Milan, Italy)




Milan’s Camplus Turro can accommodate up to 165 students each, all of which can get to university very swiftly thanks to the metro station adjacent to the residence.

Here, you’ll have a chance to relax and study in its internal garden, or go for a run in the nearby Parco della Martesana.

Explorers:
Hub at Tucson(Tucson, USA).

This student accommodation in Tucson has a rooftop sun deck with swimming pool, a hot tub, and games area.

It also has some mean barbecue grills and a sandpit with hammocks and a volleyball net.

The list goes on and on.

This is definitely one of the best residences in the world.

Explorers:
Residencia Galdós(Madrid, Spain)



Right on the edge of the Ciudad Universitaria of Madrid, the Residencia Galdós is the best place for students to stay in the capital of Spain.

Up to 370 students can stay at Galdós, and we’re sure that each and every one of them will have the time of their life in this accommodation.

NwaAmaikpe:



What's the essence of looking cute

When he can't flush his own shît.