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I run a non profit aimed at fighting period poverty. Asides going on outreaches, I give out sanitary pads on a daily basis to women and young girls that GENUINELY can’t afford it.
If you know that you GENUINELY can’t afford sanitary pad every month, please you can come and pick up from my store in Wuye Abuja. If you know anyone who needs, direct them to me. If you support a neighbor or friend with pad every month, please reach out as well.
The pads are meant mostly for individuals and end users. What this means is that I can’t donate pads to your NGO or outreach, please kindly understand.
Thank you 🙏
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I GOT INDUCTED INTO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION ON THE 3RD OF NOVEMBER! 🎉❤️
Being born with cerebral palsy has never stopped me from pursuing my lifelong dream of becoming a medical doctor.
Yes, I faced numerous challenges and setbacks, but I chose not to give up.
When I was getting married, I reached out to several designers inquiring their starting prices before proceeding, more than half of them asked me to pay and book a consultation first. I ended up working with the person that gave a clear answer, she was such a delight to work with
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How Nigeria Flamingos Celebrated First World Cup Title | 2026 FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup
I really watched a Peller video from start to finish? These girls have a hold on me fr and I love it! Plus there’s everything to like about them. I pray they become big names as they have desired
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It’s not their fault some of you have idolized these children to the point that they can do this.
I mean she will sell out cause some of u dnt care about the value of the pieces it’s more of “I bought it from Dianna, this was the gown she wore for that party” 😂😂😂
Influencer Dianna Eneje is facing backlash after listing some of her pre-owned clothes for sale at what many people consider outrageous prices on a decluttering page.
The influencer explained that she is clearing out her wardrobe and wants to sell some of the clothes she has worn in the past.
However, people are questioning why she is selling already-worn clothes for such high prices, while others believe that people are simply not her target audience.
Do you think the prices are outrageous, or you are not her target audience Oremi??
Such an irritating video! Time and again we have said not everyone from the north is Hausa. But you fools in Lagos never want to learn. Since when did Munjul become “Hausa perfume”?

































