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- March 12, 2018

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This pretty Abuja-based lawyer is looking for a husband

- January 23, 2018

A hardworking lawyer, who’s based in Abuja, 28-year-old, with the name Ijeoma and she can pound fufu is single and searching. Her close friend, Chris took to social media to help her publicize her search. Below is what he wrote; “My friend Ijeoma 28, lawyer based in Abuja hardworking,prayerful,can pound fufu looking for a husband for her tribe is no barrier kindly Rt”

#BbNaija: Vandora suffers wardrobe malfunction as her boob’s fall out (Video)

- February 12, 2018

Looks like an innocent slip off…but then it could also be a strategy. See the video below,,,

London-based Nigerian blogger Chidera Eggerue, who is very proud of her saggy bbs and even offers styling tips to other ladies with saggy bbs has made a funny declaration on social media. Chidera who goes by ‘The Slumflower’, on Twitter recently accused music executive, Don Jazzy of body-shaming her. Read here, and recently she took to Twitter give ladies advice on how to reply men who talk about ‘saggy brsts’. read here. Chidera Eggerue also has a radio show, a blog and has presented gigs such as the MOBO awards . See her interesting post below; My body matured faster than my mind did. I never got the opportunity to celebrate my teenage body because I was too busy picking it apart and condemning it, even though it was doing its best. If I could go back in time, I’d make peace with my spirit sack but the past can’t be changed. Although, our perspectives can change and that’s exactly what I had to do to arrive at a place of peace within my body. First of all, women do not exist for the consumption of men. Biologically, our bodies are built for babies. Babies don’t care about how perky your bbs are; they just wanna be fed. Men aren’t and will never be in a position to tell women ‘how to be a woman’. Impressing men isn’t even a goal worth making. As long as you have a female reproductive organ, men (cis-het) will naturally be drawn to you anyway. Nature doesn’t recognise beauty standards. There is literally no wrong way to be a woman. There is literally no wrong way to have a body as long as your body is functioning well enough to keep you alive. When I’m wearing an outfit without a bra, I often get stares from people so trapped in their own insecurities that the sight of someone else taking charge of their body intimidates them. Majority of the time, people’s problems with you are an extension of their problems with themselves. It’s hard enough, trying to silence the voice in your head telling you that you will never be good enough so why make room for an external voice that will only amplify that self-hating voice? Due to under-representation of saggy-looking bbs in the media, we are all taught that there’s only one way to be beautiful and that includes having super perky bbs. But majority of these films, campaigns and music videos are directed by men (who a lot of the time, don’t even know what they want anyway so why aspire to please an inconsistent person?). If I had seen women with saggy bbs being glorified for their beauty, I wouldn’t have developed a complex as a very young teenager. This is exactly why representation is important. The more you see someone who looks like you in positions of success, the more your image is normalised; the less of a spectacle your reflection is; the more comfortable you will be in your body. It is that deep. If you are having trouble accepting your body, please look at mine and look at how socially unacceptable my bbs are. But also look how bossy, snatched and GLOWY I look! I’m living my best life and my bbs aren’t going to stop me from meeting someone amazing. They’re literally gland sacks. And they’re actually pretty awesome. Shout out to my bbs. Saggy b**bs matter.

- January 21, 2018

London-based Nigerian blogger Chidera Eggerue, who is very proud of her saggy b**bs and even offers styling tips to other ladies with saggy b**bs has made a funny declaration on social media. Chidera who goes by ‘The Slumflower’, on Twitter recently accused music executive, Don Jazzy of body-shaming her. Read here, and recently she took to Twitter give ladies advice on how to reply men who talk about ‘saggy br**sts’. read here. Chidera Eggerue also has a radio show, a blog and has presented gigs such as the MOBO awards . See her interesting post below; My body matured faster than my mind did. I never got the opportunity to celebrate my teenage body because I was too busy picking it apart and condemning it, even though it was doing its best. If I could go back in time, I’d make peace with my spirit sack but the past can’t be changed. Although, our perspectives can change and that’s exactly what I had to do to arrive at a place of peace within my body. First of all, women d

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