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Should you strive to win at any cost? This high-end Kenyan athlete was able not only to win but to touch the hearts of people all over the globe.

Meet Jacqueline Nytepi Kiplimo. She is a marathoner and has won many medals in all kinds of prestige competitions.


However, winning at allcosts is not her motto. A while ago she was participating in a marathon in China. The runner was about to win and take the first place.However, on her way to the golden medal she stopped to help a disabled man. She has seen him running hard. The Chinese had no hands, and he was getting thirsty and dehydrated. He had no means of reaching for the bottle of water, opening it and getting a sip.



So, she stopped to do that for him. As the result, she was second to finish the run. She has lost gold to silver, but her brave and kind act has become an example for millions of people around the globe.
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https://www.naij.com/936743-kenyan-runner-sacrificed-gold-mercy-stopped-help-fellow.html?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C6115498784

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This is such an amazing move from such a young man! Congratulations Mr. Joseph. Photos below
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He has done more for his country in one year than buhari will ever do in his life.

Despite the small monthly allowee and the present state of economy. This corper too much

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At least this is compensation for their 7 -1 loss.

At least this is compensation for their 7-1 troubles in world cup .

Congrats to Nigeria and Brazil and Germany. They all made their country proud

He's trying to get lalasticlala attention If it was snake it would have been a sure thing

He did not even win any medal

A French athlete battled through an extremely sticky situation after he suffered the unfortunate agony of pooing on himself 15km into the men’s Olympic 50km walking race.

Yohann Diniz’s plight was caught on camera with brown stains running down the back of his legs after soiling his pants midway through the contest.

World champion Matej Toth of Slovakia, eventually won the race ahead of London 2012 gold medallist, Jared Tallent of Australia in second and Japan’s Hirooki Arai bronze.
See photo below…

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for her mind naa she think that this is feminism

it is today that I know that nairaland andboobs have the same DNA

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WomanWrappa:
That is now a news

Just watch this will make FP . Sometimes I wonder who is to blame for this nairaland celeb craze. is it the op who creates the thread or the mod that moves it to FP ..

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I saw it in a website plus if Linda is worth 1billion and seun is richer than her even though he doesn't like to show off

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4. Interact with men
Saudi women are restricted in the amountof time spent with men they are unrelated to. The majority of the public buildings including offices, banks, universities and most of the public transportation, parks and beaches are segregated for men and women. Unlawful mixing will lead to criminal charges against both parties, but women typically face harsher punishment.

3. Wear clothes or makeup that "show off their beauty"
Strictly governed by the Islamic law, the majority of Saudi women were forced to wear an abaya – a long black cloak – and a black head scarf. If they failed to cover the face, they would probably be harassedfor exposing too much flesh or wearing too much makeup, though the face does not necessarily need to be covered. The Shoura Council, king's advisory body, ruled that women should wear "modest" clothes that do not "show off their beauty."

2. Drive a car
Though there's no official law banning women from driving, the deeply held religious beliefs prohibit it, arguing femaledrivers "undermine social values." In 2011,a group of Saudi women launched the"Women2Drive" campaign, encouraging women to drive a car, but they are only allowed to drive their children to school ora family member to the hospital

1. Go anywhere without a male chaperone

Rooted in the thought "giving movement freedom to women would make them vulnerable to sins", women's all errands, including shopping trips and visits to the doctor, need to be accompanied by a male guardian, often relative. There's one extreme case that a teenage girl who had been gang-raped was given harsher punishment than the rapists because she was not with a chaperone when it occurred.

8. Entering a cemetery

7. Try on clothes when shopping
Maureen Dowd, a Vanity Fair writer, once said in "A Girl's Guide to Saudi Arabia":"The mere thought of a disrobed woman behind a dressing-room door is apparently too much for men to handle."

6. Compete freely in sports
Earlier this year, Saudi Arabia proposed hosting an Olympic Games without women because in their belief women cannot compete in sports. When Saudi female athletes attended the London games for the first time, hard-line clerics denounced them as "prostitutes". Meanwhile, they had to be accompanied by a male guardian and wear a "Sharia-compliant" sports kit covering their hair.

5. Go for a swim
A Reuters correspondent once tried to use the gym and pool at an upmarket Riyadh hotel. And she such described her experience: "As a woman, I wasn't even allowed to look at them ('there are men in swimsuits there,' a hotel staffer told me with horror) - let alone use them."

12 Things Women In Saudi Arabia Cannot Do

12. Open a bank account without her husband's permissionLuckily, things in Saudi Arabia now are slowly starting to modernise, and "womenare highly educated and qualified", says Rothna Begum from Human Right Watch, “They don’t want to be left in the dark.”

11. Working in a lingerie shop Though some stores have recently begun hiring female employees, the majority are still staffed by men.

10. Buying a Barbie

9. Reading an uncensored fashion magazine