Tag "Parenting"
“You Tell Your Son To Touch Other Women’s Breasts Just To Be Sure He’s Not Gay.” Wizkid’s baby mama Oluwanishola opens can of worms about singer
Wizkid’s first baby mama, Ogudugu Oluwanishola, has taken to Instagram to open a can of worms regarding her relationship with the singer and his relationship with their son. In a
Lessons Learned From ‘She Called Me Woman’
I just recently finished reading the collection of stories by Nigerian LGBT women, the book titled She Called Me Woman, and I went through a whole gamut of emotions while
Pamela Adie talks about raising her children sans religion
In a Facebook post, LGBT rights activist and co-founder of The Equality Hub Pamela Adie penned her thoughts on how she would raise her children. And her parenting will involve
Tweet of the Day: “Your Children Come In Their Own Form. If You Cannot Accept It, Don’t Parent!”
A few days ago, it was reported that a mother (and her boyfriend) of ten-year-old Anthony Avalos tortured and killed the boy after he admitted to them that he liked
FROM FATHER, WITH LOVE
Son, The day you tell you, with all that uncertainty and fear filling your eyes, that you are gay will be the day this letter will be yours to read.
Spyware software claims to be able to tell parents if their son is gay
A spyware company claims their software can tell parents if their ‘son is gay.’ Fireworld posted an article on their French website making the claims. The website offers a list
Random Questions VII
So, what did your parents sell to you as a kid that you grew up to realize was just okrika instead of original? lol
ABUSE, THE NIGERIAN CHILD, AND OUR BEATING CULTURE
Say, you’re hanging out with a group of Nigerian acquaintances. It’s an auspicious evening. You talk about your life experiences in a Nigerian home, growing up. The ups and downs.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Writes About How To Raise A Daughter
Most of us here will raise daughters someday, whether in heterosexual marriages or homosexual unions. When you do, it is imperative, for the good of a world that treats both
THAT CONVERSATION…AGAIN
Remember how Vhar had that conversation with his mother we all wish we’d have with our parents? Well, they’re conversing again. And this one is to die for! (Vhar! Let’s switch moms,
