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A first generation Nigerian immigrant who loves to address gender equality,relationships, alternative healing modalities, dance as a method of healing, sexuality and self empowerment mostly through images This is a safe space to vent, speak up, admire, be confused and honor the world. Click on archive to view everything all at once.
A first generation Nigerian immigrant who loves to address gender equality,relationships, alternative healing modalities, dance as a method of healing, sexuality and self empowerment mostly through images This is a safe space to vent, speak up, admire, be confused and honor the world. Click on archive to view everything all at once.
Igbo Woman throwback part II
EDNA PARK, MISS NIGERIA AT THE MISS UNIVERSE PAGEANT (MIAMI, 1964)
One of the questions on the forms for the contestant biographies required the contestants to state what they hoped to gain from their participation in the competition. Most of them replied with typically insincere, faux-inspirational pageantry cliches like “To represent my country,” “To make friends” and “To travel.” Edna Park however, stated in no uncertain terms, ” To win the crown.”
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Reasons why I love being Nigerian
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