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A Nigerian big and bold woman took to social media to portray her experience while being fat, and the horrible things she endures due to her size.

She was called names and even harassed, but she came out a victor. She is revealing her story to encourage anybody experiencing what she had experienced.

It’s not been a simple excursion getting to where I am today particularly intellectually.

Being regarded as such names as Sipapu, Orobot, and Iya Apathy caused a ton of damage to my life. I anyway express gratitude toward God that I battled through.

I was brought into the world in the mid-’90s. Had my junior secondary school in Asaba where I was conceived, and my senior secondary school in Lagos (3 different schools)....

Continue reading here :https://bliznaija.com/2020/09/17/i-was-treated-as-a-castaway-due-to-my-size-nigerian-big-size-lady-narrate-her-story/

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Which kind size be this...how she dey take carry herself

jokes apart,was she really expecting to be worshipped it treated like others here with that size,wetin na,she no suppose get sense to go watch those fats of.


most Nigerian females don't just care about their body at all,they don't do no exercise, can't run,lift a bucket of water or any other thing except their Chinese phones and handbags

You sef, go reduce small

PriestDaniz:
jokes apart,was she really expecting to be worshipped it treated like others here with that size,wetin na,she no suppose get sense to go watch those fats of.


most Nigerian females don't just care about their body at all,they don't do no exercise, can't run,lift a bucket of water or any other thing except their Chinese phones and handbags

you are talking as if we don't have overweight men in nigeria.you use every excuse to put down Nigerian men

Superpower:
you are talking as if we don't have overweight men in nigeria.you use every excuse to put down Nigerian men

The ration of oversized and overweighted women in Nigeria is higher than that of men, it's even almost the same ratio when you compare Nigeria's population with that of Togo.