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Let me take a break from my not so busy Sunday to reveal the cover of my next book, The Black Witch (Book One Of The Biyankavitch Trilogy)
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Insufficient education??? They know what they're doing, and it's being aided by society and men. When males defend and uphold patriarchy and the sexist cultures that bring women and girls to nothing, what do you expect?
Femicide has been on the rise. There’s insufficient education for young men on the concept of consent, manifesting in the form of rape festivals here and there. There aren’t enough conversations around emotional regulation and mental health support for men. We still live in a society that clowns men for being vulnerable or emotionally expressive. The internet is saturated with manosphere and red-pill content, and we’re still dealing with rigid gender expectations imposed on young men. But none of these qualify as an “attack on masculinity” to you? Lol.
Oga, wear your jeans and shut up.
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Sally Kenneth Dadzie retweeted
But you men are actually wicked o!
You want a woman to split bills equally with you, yet she is still expected to cook, clean the house, do the laundry and wash the dishes. So, you contribute 50% financially, while she contributes 50% financially and takes on 80–100% of the domestic responsibilities.
You keep lying that the UK system is designed around 50:50. Oh, please! Keep quiet. Statistics show that more than 56% of marriages in the UK still have men as the primary providers. It is you lazy, weak and entitled Nigerian men who keep championing this 50:50 nonsense.
If you genuinely want 50:50, then you should also be prepared to split pregnancy 50:50. Since you cannot carry the pregnancy for your wife, you should be ready to pay her for that contribution because she carries it for nine months 100%.
I genuinely pity the ignorant women who married men who see them as partners when it comes to bills but expect them to be traditional wives when it comes to domestic responsibilities. They married their enemies.
Above all, love God.
Sally Kenneth Dadzie retweeted
A woman in Australia was gang-raped, disembowelled & partially decapitated. She survived. And men wonder why women hate and fear them.
Sharetha was 7½ months pregnant with twins. A knife at her neck woke her. The neighbor's son pulled her from bed by her hair. He and a friend raped her in turns. He cut her throat twice. Her baby kicked. She gurgled, twitched, played dead. The blade missed her jugular by a hair.
Her whole shirt was soaked in blood. She kept it up on the ground until she heard their footsteps running away.
That day she had turned in her college term paper, gone to work, and gone to Lamaze class with her mom. She was exhausted. She went to bed.
She felt pressure behind her in the bed. A hand under her neck. She thought she was dreaming. Then he pulled her head up by the roots of her hair and put the knife under her chin. "Get up."
He walked her downstairs into his mother's apartment. The door was already open. Another man was waiting. She knew the first one only by face. Some days he stood on the front porch when she came home.
They made her take off everything. Seven and a half months pregnant, naked in front of two strangers. They laid a blanket on the floor. When she begged him to stop, he told her to shut up or he'd kill her with the knife. When he finished, he called the other one in.
She was carrying twin girls. All she could think was that she would never see them.
When they let her into the bathroom, she pressed her fingerprints onto every wall she could reach. If she didn't make it, at least someone would know she had been in that apartment.
Then they told her to walk to her truck like she normally does. That's when she realized they'd been watching her. They'd been inside her apartment while she was gone.
In the video below Sharetha tells the rest of it herself.
Where did they take her? They drove her truck out, stopped, and told her she could go. "Take two steps that way." Did she? She ran the other way. "Catch that bitch!" He tackled her and she fell on her stomach. What did he want? "Move your hand so I can leave my mark." The first cut went straight across her throat. Her baby kicked on the left. Then he lifted her head and cut again, at an angle. How did she survive? She gasped, choked, made her body jerk and gurgled like it was her last breath, until she heard their footsteps running away. Then she looked down. Her whole shirt was blood. "Stay calm, get help." She climbed a fence, banged on a stranger's picture window and said: "My name is Sharetha, I'm seven and a half months pregnant, I've been raped, my throat is cut twice. Could you please call 911?"
The knife missed her jugular by a little. Within an hour police caught both men driving her truck. Zannsabar Johnson, who cut her throat, got 30 to 50 years. Curtis Jenkins got 25 to 50.
Some people will say playing dead was luck. Others will say a woman with her throat open, faking her own death to save two unborn girls, is the strongest thing they've ever heard.
Both her daughters are alive today.
Could you have stayed that calm?
Sally Kenneth Dadzie retweeted
It enrages me how women will just be living their lives and a random male will turn her into a trained soldier fighting for her life. We have to have more composure and wit than trained officers and marines just bc some ape wanted to rape & kill you out of boredom. I hate them
Sharetha was 7½ months pregnant with twins. A knife at her neck woke her. The neighbor's son pulled her from bed by her hair. He and a friend raped her in turns. He cut her throat twice. Her baby kicked. She gurgled, twitched, played dead. The blade missed her jugular by a hair.
Her whole shirt was soaked in blood. She kept it up on the ground until she heard their footsteps running away.
That day she had turned in her college term paper, gone to work, and gone to Lamaze class with her mom. She was exhausted. She went to bed.
She felt pressure behind her in the bed. A hand under her neck. She thought she was dreaming. Then he pulled her head up by the roots of her hair and put the knife under her chin. "Get up."
He walked her downstairs into his mother's apartment. The door was already open. Another man was waiting. She knew the first one only by face. Some days he stood on the front porch when she came home.
They made her take off everything. Seven and a half months pregnant, naked in front of two strangers. They laid a blanket on the floor. When she begged him to stop, he told her to shut up or he'd kill her with the knife. When he finished, he called the other one in.
She was carrying twin girls. All she could think was that she would never see them.
When they let her into the bathroom, she pressed her fingerprints onto every wall she could reach. If she didn't make it, at least someone would know she had been in that apartment.
Then they told her to walk to her truck like she normally does. That's when she realized they'd been watching her. They'd been inside her apartment while she was gone.
In the video below Sharetha tells the rest of it herself.
Where did they take her? They drove her truck out, stopped, and told her she could go. "Take two steps that way." Did she? She ran the other way. "Catch that bitch!" He tackled her and she fell on her stomach. What did he want? "Move your hand so I can leave my mark." The first cut went straight across her throat. Her baby kicked on the left. Then he lifted her head and cut again, at an angle. How did she survive? She gasped, choked, made her body jerk and gurgled like it was her last breath, until she heard their footsteps running away. Then she looked down. Her whole shirt was blood. "Stay calm, get help." She climbed a fence, banged on a stranger's picture window and said: "My name is Sharetha, I'm seven and a half months pregnant, I've been raped, my throat is cut twice. Could you please call 911?"
The knife missed her jugular by a little. Within an hour police caught both men driving her truck. Zannsabar Johnson, who cut her throat, got 30 to 50 years. Curtis Jenkins got 25 to 50.
Some people will say playing dead was luck. Others will say a woman with her throat open, faking her own death to save two unborn girls, is the strongest thing they've ever heard.
Both her daughters are alive today.
Could you have stayed that calm?
Sally Kenneth Dadzie retweeted
Sharetha was 7½ months pregnant with twins. A knife at her neck woke her. The neighbor's son pulled her from bed by her hair. He and a friend raped her in turns. He cut her throat twice. Her baby kicked. She gurgled, twitched, played dead. The blade missed her jugular by a hair.
Her whole shirt was soaked in blood. She kept it up on the ground until she heard their footsteps running away.
That day she had turned in her college term paper, gone to work, and gone to Lamaze class with her mom. She was exhausted. She went to bed.
She felt pressure behind her in the bed. A hand under her neck. She thought she was dreaming. Then he pulled her head up by the roots of her hair and put the knife under her chin. "Get up."
He walked her downstairs into his mother's apartment. The door was already open. Another man was waiting. She knew the first one only by face. Some days he stood on the front porch when she came home.
They made her take off everything. Seven and a half months pregnant, naked in front of two strangers. They laid a blanket on the floor. When she begged him to stop, he told her to shut up or he'd kill her with the knife. When he finished, he called the other one in.
She was carrying twin girls. All she could think was that she would never see them.
When they let her into the bathroom, she pressed her fingerprints onto every wall she could reach. If she didn't make it, at least someone would know she had been in that apartment.
Then they told her to walk to her truck like she normally does. That's when she realized they'd been watching her. They'd been inside her apartment while she was gone.
In the video below Sharetha tells the rest of it herself.
Where did they take her? They drove her truck out, stopped, and told her she could go. "Take two steps that way." Did she? She ran the other way. "Catch that bitch!" He tackled her and she fell on her stomach. What did he want? "Move your hand so I can leave my mark." The first cut went straight across her throat. Her baby kicked on the left. Then he lifted her head and cut again, at an angle. How did she survive? She gasped, choked, made her body jerk and gurgled like it was her last breath, until she heard their footsteps running away. Then she looked down. Her whole shirt was blood. "Stay calm, get help." She climbed a fence, banged on a stranger's picture window and said: "My name is Sharetha, I'm seven and a half months pregnant, I've been raped, my throat is cut twice. Could you please call 911?"
The knife missed her jugular by a little. Within an hour police caught both men driving her truck. Zannsabar Johnson, who cut her throat, got 30 to 50 years. Curtis Jenkins got 25 to 50.
Some people will say playing dead was luck. Others will say a woman with her throat open, faking her own death to save two unborn girls, is the strongest thing they've ever heard.
Both her daughters are alive today.
Could you have stayed that calm?
Who's this one?
My fellow Nigerian women, we aren't beating these allegations.
There's so much proof on the internet.
We've sold ourselves out in a bad light.
The bad eggs have created a narrative about us and the stereotype has taken full course.
We need to correct this, else, the future may be grey.
Good Nigerian women need to come out, let's be more vocal, we should do something to change this narrative.
It's flying and it doesn't look good.
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Let's check up on this promise next year
BREAKING: President Tinubu has rewarded Flamingos players with savings certificates of N100 million each in GTBank, N100 million Naira cash to the coach, and the technical crew N50 million cash each.
These rewards for winning the Under-17 Women's World Cup were announced by First Lady Remi Tinubu on behalf of the President.
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Sally Kenneth Dadzie retweeted
When we are done talking about Nigerian women in the UK and their inability to “split” the bills and support their men, let us talk about Nigerian men in the UK that are notorious for Pedophilia, Child and adult rape, kidnapping, sexual assault, child grooming and molestation.
He didn't get it from his wife
El CÁNCER DE GARGANTA PROVOCADO POR EL VIRUS DEL PAPILOMA HUMANO no perdona a nadie. Ni siquiera Michael Douglas se libró. Él no podía imaginar que su pareja, portadora del virus, se lo había transmitido. Llegó al médico con 40 años, ya en Etapa 4.
Llevaba meses con 4 SIGNOS de advertencia, pero los ignoró hasta que una biopsia lo cambió todo.
1. DOLOR DE GARGANTA PERSISTENTE.
ALT Michael Douglas y Catherine Z Jones
ALT Catherine Z Jones
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Sally Kenneth Dadzie retweeted
My name is Hussaini, a Muslim from Northern Nigeria. I will vote for Peter Obi and people around me will vote for him. Tell your paymaster to come and chase us away from Arewa if he can.
Very useless person!
I know a case like this. Same type of irresponsible and troublesome boy mom. After a fruitless meeting, the girl's mom carried her daughter home. The next day, fetus deletus
My neighbour’s son got his girlfriend pregnant in his final year at university, and the meeting between both families exposed something I still think about.
The girl's father was furious, but he remained calm.
He told the boy's family, "My daughter will not carry this pregnancy and raise a child alone. Your son is responsible, and he must take responsibility"
The boy's mother immediately pushed back.
"My son is still in university. He's too young to get married. Your daughter should have been more careful too. Why should my son's future be destroyed because of this?"
The girl's father went quiet for a moment.
Then he asked one question that made everyone uncomfortable...