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How It Felt Being Stripped Naked for ‘Dark October’ Role - Actor Chuks Joseph
Nigerian blogger and now filmmaker released her first major movie project on Netflix titled Dark October. The movie tells the real life story of the real life ALUU 4 boys who were stripped and killed in a very barbaric way after being falsely accused of being thieves. The movie opens with one of the stars of the movie, Chuks Joseph, being completely naked walking down a street, and as you can imagine, that, and the heavy subject matter of the movie could not have been easy to film.
By Jide Okonjo4 years ago in Humans
What is feminism?
Feminism is a social and political movement that advocates for gender equality and the empowerment of women. Its main goal is to challenge and transform the existing power structures that perpetuate gender discrimination and inequality, and to create a world where women are valued, respected, and treated equally to men in all spheres of life.
By Chloe Marie4 years ago in Humans
Buying iPhones in Bulk? Look No Further than These Reliable USA Suppliers
Are you planning to buy iPhones in bulk? Look no further as iPhone wholesale suppliers in USA have a lot to offer to retailers. These suppliers provide you with a chance to buy the best quality phone models for your business. The refurbished iPhones offered by wholesalers are just a fraction of the retail price.
By Bella watson4 years ago in Humans
How I Came Up With 'Girlfriend' Dance - Ruger
Nigerian singer Ruger is one of my favorite Nigerian musicians right now not just because of his music but also because of his personality and his whole branding. Ruger has had a number of hits over the last year, and 2 of the biggest ones are "Girlfriend" and "Asiwaju".
By Jide Okonjo4 years ago in Humans
"Broken: Learning How to Find Hope Again"
"Broken: Learning How to Find Hope Again" We've all experienced brokenness in life in some form or another – heartbreak, failed relationships, broken dreams, failed aspirations, failed expectations. And while we all struggle to cope with the harshness of life and find ways to find hope again, it's important to remember that brokenness can be a valuable experience. Often, when life throws us a curve ball and we find ourselves struggling with our circumstances, it can feel like there is no hope, no light at the end of the tunnel. We can feel utterly defeated and have no idea how to pick up the pieces and move forward. This is a difficult and confusing time – but it is also an opportunity for personal growth. The first step to healing from brokenness is to learn to forgive – not only others, but also yourself. Allow yourself to process the pain, acknowledge your emotions, and grieve what was lost. Give yourself time and space to mourn, so that you can begin to build strength to move forward. Once you’ve been able to come to terms with the reality of your brokenness, it's time to take steps to move forward. It's not always easy to know how to move on and make changes – that’s why it's so important to lean on supportive friends and family for advice and emotional support. While these relationships can help to ease your pain, there are also practical things you can do to make progress towards hope and healing. For example, self-care can play an important role in the process. Make sure to prioritize yourself and create habits that can help you nurture your emotional, mental, and physical wellbeing. Whether that’s reading a book, taking a bath, or journaling your feelings, engaging in activities that fill you with joy will bring positive vibes and positive change to your life. Remember that finding hope again is a process, and it’s OK if it takes some time. Stay resilient and know that things will get better with each step you take. Don’t be afraid to be open and honest with yourself, so that you can learn and grow from your brokenness and become stronger and more resilient. Above all else, always trust in yourself, believe in your own power, and remember that hope is within reach.
By Burhanuddin chauhan 4 years ago in Humans
