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Replying to @md_abracadabra
Will you do pregnancy test for a man who says he is pregnant, without raising an eyebrow ?
Yes or No ?
One thing about me I’m not ashamed to admit I’m wrong. The whole concept of folding is very silly to me when I realise I’m wrong
Faree Ferrari retweeted
Also, being a healthcare provider doesn’t automatically make you the best person to understand a condition, na.
Knowing what a person is going through medically is not the same as knowing what it feels like to go through it.
You may know all the theory, but knowing the theory isn’t the same as understanding the experience. That’s where your knowledge is still limited.
For example, you may know that pregnancy can cause fatigue, but do you really understand what that fatigue feels like if you’ve never been pregnant? I’m not talking about the kind of tiredness you feel after running, shopping, or having a busy day. I’m talking about waking up tired even after sleeping, feeling completely drained by the simplest tasks, and sometimes struggling to do things that used to come so easily. It’s a different kind of exhaustion, one that can affect your body and mind in ways you may never fully grasp from reading a textbook or studying its symptoms.
You can explain the hormonal changes responsible for it, describe its symptoms, and even recommend ways to manage it. But until you experience it yourself, you can’t claim to know exactly how it feels. You understand the condition medically, but you don’t necessarily understand the lived experience.
If this is you, pls send me a DM. I can explain Appeals to you
Who can beat my score?🤭
Can you beat this score on 2023 Bar Finals MCQ - Civil Litigation(Q1-20). 5 of 20 right · 1 in a row · fastest 0.2 s.
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You know I never sleep on a Buy One Get One Free from @kfcnigeria 😚It’s only for today o. Make sure to treat yourself
Nothing you people are saying about Mum Zee that we didn’t say that year. But you called us bitter feminists 🙏🏾
Feminists are never wrong. Just early 🙏🏾
Where you wan even see time work?
So what is the context behind the rule that you can’t work whilst in law school?
Considering the current economic situation and demographic of students going to law school, isn’t it time for law school to rethink that provision?
Or we enjoy the daily go fund mes every 2months to send lawyers to school?
If na before I for don follow una Dey argue makeup and Romeo and Juliet. Exam ti fe da ori mi ru. This is how I know you people don’t have real life problems😭
Faree Ferrari retweeted
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If you’ve ever experienced online abuse, you need to read this
When Help Is Hard to Find
Dear All,
Imagine experiencing online abuse and finally deciding to seek help. You want someone to listen, guide you and help you understand your options. But you are unsure which organisation to contact or whether support will be available when you need it.
For survivors of technology-facilitated violence, knowing where to turn can make a difference. Without clear information about available services, women may struggle to find the support they need.
The Digital Harm Effect report examines awareness of support services and the role organisations can play in responding to technology-facilitated violence. In Nigeria,
57.4% of respondents were aware of NGOs and feminist organisations as sources of support.
This awareness is important, but it also raises a question: how do we ensure that every woman who needs help knows where to find it?
Support should not depend on knowing the right person or stumbling upon the right organisation.
Civil society organisations, feminist movements and other support providers must continue making their services visible, accessible and responsive to survivors’ needs. Women deserve to know that help exists and how to reach it.
Read here, the Technology-Facilitated Violence Against Women: Africa Digital Harm Report and explore what the experiences of women in Nigeria and Kenya reveal about the future of digital safety, inclusion and participation.
Today's reading:
Report reference: Awareness of Support Services, p. 45.
wardcnigeria.org/technology-…
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Faree Ferrari retweeted
And “you’re not the target market” is such a silly rebuttal because pricing doesn’t exist in a vacuum, It trickles down. When businesses normalise charging premium prices for things, it inevitably influences the wider market and what other vendors begin to consider standard pricing.




























