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[s] Osagyefo98:[/s] |
November1857:Lol |
immortalcrown:I agree with you. This fashion arousing is getting worrisome in most cities like Lagos, Ibadan, Abuja, Enugu and PH. It remains small let Naija girls start coming outside with panties and bra only. What they put on these days can trigger an innocent mind to lose focus and lust after them. Most of them wear skimpy skirts showing their black or white tights and curves and call it fashion. Some will intentionally put on those provocative wears and visit a boy she met online or in the neighbourhood & expect the boy to take NO for an answer. The boy will out of not missing such a limited opportunity and rape her. I just don't know what it's wrong with Nigerian ladies. They're really complicit in all these issues. The latest one in their fashion madness nowadays is showing curves and inner wears.......check all of them out, you must see their pant lines. I don't know why they are doing this in a world they're co-existing with males. It's very worrisome really. |
immortalcrown:The society expects you to be a man in everything. So ur pains or whatever you are passing through doesn't matter and won't attract sympathy of any sort. The masculinity in you must be shown in all life circumstances. Sad reality |
immortalcrown:Interesting. |
About 91 per cent of cases of sexual harassment in workplaces faced by women were being perpetrated by their bosses and superiors, a research by a civil rights organization under the aegis of HEIR Women Development Initiative, has revealed. HEIR Women Development is a social enterprise born out of the need to see young women take on more decision making position and venture into leadership opportunities. The organization also said that while three in four (74 per cent) of the women have experienced online stalking, 68 per cent attest to receiving persistent emails, sexual invitations with 81 per cent confirming that this sexual harassment had been rife. These were the findings of “Carrier barriers and workplace sexual harassment against young women in Nigeria: Research validation meeting and extract on the Federal Character Territory”, carried out by HEIR WDI with support from Ford Foundation. The report of the research which was signed by the Programme Officer of HEIR Women Development, Blessing Ejeh, was obtained by Journalists in Abuja on Friday. According to the research, while 14 per cent of the respondent’s revealed that “they have been raped at workplaces”, only 33 per cent of organizations were concerned about protecting women’s rights even as 68 per cent lack gender responsiveness in their organizations. The report said, “Three in five women (57 per cent) have experienced physical sexual harassment which respondents reported in form of unwelcomed touching, deliberate pinching among others. 14 per cent of the respondent’s revealed that they have been raped at work. The major perpetrators of sexual harassment at work are seen to be bosses or superior as 91 per cent reported. “Also, three in 4 (74 per cent) of these women have experienced online stalking while 68 per cent attest to receiving persistent emails, invitations sexual nature with 81 per cent confirming that this sexual harassment is being often.” The CSO said 68 per cent of the respondents reported a lack of gender responsiveness in their organization because the Human Resources Department is often charged with the responsibility for drafting protective policies on sexual harassment. “However, their goal is to protect the interest of bosses to the detriment of other staff”, the report revealed. The research said, “Despite these scary statistics, just 49 per cent of the respondents consider their workspace to be unsafe which is a clear indication of the low awareness among these women of what sexual harassment entails and its dangers.” https://thesource.com.ng/2022/02/18/14-of-women-raped-in-workplaces-research/
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It's your choice. |
[s] Osagyefo98:[/s] |
[s] Awkabigboy:[/s] Ur shame dey shame me. |
Kwashiman:So all the crimes that happened in the past never had eye witness(es)?? U have no point bro. |
[s] shortIGBOman:[/s] ![]() |
Benjax4all:Naija ladies pussy dey cause wahala for them. The effect of sweetening the pussy. |
kettykin:Very sad. |
[s] Dhury:[/s] |
legba1:Lol, 9 kids and you are complaining. The guy won't rest until his kids reach 28 or 35 at least. Northern men can die and kill for pussy ![]() They will like to fvck other tribe ladies but once they see you just talking with any of their girls on hijab, they will start frowning their faces. Pussy hungry annoying Malams ![]() |
Abujason:Lol |
Born2Breed:The boy child kidnapped along with them nko ![]() |
Awon ni Ekiti lagbara, ekiti ketekete. Proudly Omoluabi ![]() |
[s] Awkabigboy:[/s] Umu ezi |
Gunmen suspected to be rampaging herdsmen on Monday, 21/02/2022 kidnapped two men along Nando-Igbariam Road in Anambra East LGA of Anambra State. It was learnt that the armed herders forced the driver out of a Sienna and took him away. When the Military Personnels stationed at Awkuzu–Igbariam Junction were alerted for immediate response.....the officers on duty stated that their operational vehicle wasn't functioning and the crime scene was outside their coverage of rule of engagement. Recall that Igbariam–Nando–Umueri–Aguleri axis had recorded series of attack by suspected herdsmen in the past. ©Culled from the eye witness page.
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Cc; ajumma abijaj helinues Pressmybutton Beejayy NLPolicewoman Olatunji DubaiLandlord1 Udele1 |
[s] ajumma:[/s] Allow IPOB be ajumma. |
[s] OyigboUpdate:[/s] Attention seeking lunatic. |
Fake News. |
Eyun tun bad. |
[s] triple996:[/s] U just dey disgrace urself for here ![]() |
[s] triple996:[/s] U just disgrace urself for here ![]() |
U go fvck deep 6ft vagina holes tire. Very deep and wide kpekus. Just pack enough condom and be at alert. Their ladies are ever ready to give you their sweet pussies for ur own enjoyment. |
Scores of how many people ![]() Eleribus ![]() |
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