Fashion Designer 👗✂️||Economist📉📍@xei_ney on IG ll Effortlessly Funny😌||I love cats,books and movies||Feminist😌
Abuja, Nigeria
Joined October 2020
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Zainab✨🫠 retweeted
We are outnumbered by idiots in Nigeria.
The moment our Patron, Barr. Seyi Tinubu, runs across the field, proudly waving the City Boy Movement flag at today’s APC Presidential Campaign Rally in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
This is beautiful to watch ❤️
#CBMinRivers
#RenewedHope
#PBAT2027
Zainab✨🫠 retweeted
Because she said we should not think in “Muslim = bad”?
But when foreigners judge and deny all Nigerians access, based on crimes committed in their countries by few Nigerians, we can see how judging the many by the crimes of the few is #notgood
But now, you can't? #unanogood
Zainab✨🫠 retweeted
I love connecting with young creatives! My session with Chude at CANEX WKND 2026 was a chance to share my experience in the industry, the challenges and the lessons I’m still learning.
Talent isn’t enough. You need discipline, resilience, consistency and structure to turn your talent into a business without losing your passion.
Don’t let the NO’S break you or define you. Even at the top, you’ll still hear them. Keep learning, keep building your brand and keep showing up. I’m still pushing too!
Zainab✨🫠 retweeted
“Do you support abortion”
Yes
“Would you think it would be okay if your mom aborted you”
I wouldn’t even know bitch get a grip
I’ve being having a good day this past days cus of my birthday. But this person had to go ahead and ruin my mood and now I’ve being angry for 2 days😑
Zainab✨🫠 retweeted
Really sad. 😞💔
Just last week/this week , I faced backlash and called names for highlighting that a categorical “yes” or “no” to “pregnancy is a death sentence” overlooks individual experiences.
Pregnancy can FEEL like a death sentence for some, and unfortunately in this case it became a death sentence , while others may have a relatively straightforward experience. People should be able to share their experiences without being dismissed.
I find myself wondering whether having her baby in the UK might have changed the outcome (not saying there are no maternal deaths but chances of survival might have been higher ). It’s heartbreaking to think about what might have been. May her family find strength and comfort. 🙏🏾
British woman, Claire Chadwick, left Cardiff, Wales to live in Nigeria with her husband, Ibrahim.
The couple ran a popular TikTok account named 'Ibrahim and Claire', where they regularly shared posts about food challenges, their faith, and their relationship.
Claire, who was 37 weeks pregnant, sadly died due to septic complications after her baby had died in the womb.
Her devastated family has since launched a GoFundMe to raise £10,000 to fly her body 3,000 miles home to the UK. The fundraiser has so far raised £10,478.
She is survived by her 19-year-old son in Wales.
May her soul rest in perfect peace and may God comfort the grieving family she left behind.
