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I created this list because people need to know where to go to get help.
You can help by providing us with information on where you got help as a victim of rape/sexual assault/domestic violence.
Please fill out this form and share.
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Victims of sexual assault and domestic violence across the country can get help at these places. Let's continue to #SayNoToDomesticViolence and rape.
Slowly working my way through the Malomo High series by @AdesuwaNwokedi and my favourite thing about the series is the playlist at the end of each book. From Bonju and Alero's book: a gift for Elder Millennials
open.spotify.com/playlist/5SâŠ
The one with Harmony (please bring him back)
Every episode with Dinma
The one with Baba Hafusa (For the Elderly Chaos plot, please bring him back)
The one with Rewa
The one with Chinasa âŁïž
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I love a book that gives the reader the liberty to end the story however they deem fit. Thatâs how to know a writer that has the emotions of her readers in mind.
Just finished reading âThe son of the houseâ by Cheluchi Onyemelukwe @Cheluchi_O I loved the story development. đ„ł
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Bojack horseman is a show thatâs good but you really shouldnât watch and if you enjoy it you need a hug and probably another hug
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Hello boys and girls!
This is your reminder that this round of voter registration closes on April 17. Yes, THIS Friday. As in⊠stop procrastinating.
No PVC, no right to shout on the TL when things go left.
Register, secure your PVC, and come back here to tell us that youâve done it.
Visit cvr.inecnigeria.org to start your registration.
"What does equal access to justice mean for women and girls?"
unwomen.org/en/articles/explâŠ
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My 20-year anniversary tribute to the 60 angels of the Sosoliso Plane crash of Dec 10 2005, to all that lost their lives in that crash that day and, most sincerely, to the loved ones left behind.đïž
#neverforgotten #60angels
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So @funmioyatogun old school concert is coming back in December. If you missed the one in October, you have another opportunity here. Iâm sharing because everything Funmi does is excellent. Check it out
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If youâre looking for a really cool gift this December for your team or senior management or stakeholders or even customers, please check this out. Send me a DM and we can offer you a sweet deal.
This is the only experience of its kind in Lagos.
"Youâre not a bad mum because you want more for yourself. Youâre not selfish for protecting your peace. Youâre a full human, raising full humans and not a vending machine for snacks and martyrdom." - @d_africanparent open.substack.com/pub/theafrâŠ
"Make motherhood strong, yet supported. Giving, but grounded. Present, with peace." - @d_africanparent
You canât dish from an empty pot of Jollof open.substack.com/pub/theafrâŠ
Here are 5 fresh, conversation-starting questions every African parent can try to spark real convos (and maybe even a laugh or two). đ«¶đŸđ by @d_africanparent
instagram.com/p/DOEdDH8jvX7/âŠ
Thinking of how best to support your kids before and after GCSEs? Lord knows GCSEs are not for the faint-hearted @d_africanparent
open.substack.com/pub/theafrâŠ
If this sounds like something you need, sign up for the webinar here:
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FâŠ
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Alex Zitto's music returns to the stage at Enchanted Concerts (@enchantedconc) this September.
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Experience the beauty of Nigerian classics in Canada.
Enchanted Concerts is organizing a jazz orchestral performance of the greatest Nigerian classics in Saskatoon (Sept 5th), Toronto (Sept 12th) and Calgary (Sept 13th).
Register to attend at enchantedconcerts.com/
You will get to experience a live orchestral performance of Nigerian classics, including works from Victor Olaiya, Victor Uwaifo, Osita Osadebe, Alex Zitto, Bobby Benson, Evi Edna Ogholi, and more!
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đ Meet Omonike! A recent immigrant to Canada, Omonike dove right into Saskatoonâs theatre scene and has already starred in two MiniFridge Theatre productions: Murder in the Wings and Cafe Noir. With a stage background dating back to 2002 in Nigeria, she wasted no time findingâŠ
Really looking forward to the Happy Noisemaker Bookclub this month because we're gonna be discussing Allow Me To Introduce Myself.
instagram.com/happynoisemakeâŠ
Come for the literary #discourse and banter; stay for the chaos and wild takesđ€Ł
Honestly, thank you @Jollz
Replying to @Atoke_
There's a line in Allow Me to Introduce Myself that has stuck with me:
"At what point does grief morph into ambivalence? For Nkem, life refused to grow tired of its insistence that he partake in it"
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