I said one time if we agree to lock all the men in the world in one room, one woman will steal the keys and open the door for them.

These Igbo women that abuse and inflict serious injuries on their maids, why is it so difficult for their husbands to stop them from doing it? You can’t tell me that their husbands do not know what’s going on. So why exactly is it hard for them to stop the abuse? I’m curious.

I gave birth 3 years ago, and one of my neighbors didn't visit or greet me. It took the wife two weeks to send a WhatsApp message saying congratulations. Even when I saw her husband in the compound, I had to initiate a greeting before he responded. Fast forward, when they had their first baby, I attended their naming ceremony and brought gifts. Now, she's given birth again, and the baby's naming ceremony is tomorrow. I'm torn between attending to show support or ignoring them like they did to me. Should I go, or just send a WhatsApp congratulations?

Wadda take so ta haihu da wadda bata so ta haihu duk ku kyalesu tunda ba jikin ku bane.

BAKING SODA IS POWERFUL! So I turned my last pap from my big bucket into a smaller container, and then I washed the bucket but the smell of the pap was still lingering. And then I poured baking soda in the bucket, washed it one more time and that was it, the smell of the pap was completely gone. The bucket smells like nothing. I was so excited, I bought out the container where I stored my dry fish, I brought out all the fish and used baking soda to wash the container and the smell of fish is gone toooo! I put some baking soda into a small container and put it in my fridge, now my fridge no longer smells like fruits💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽 Omg, I'm so exciteeeeed!!!