Temitope Kodaolu-Ajayi official

26/07/2026

Una don see una advisor so?

26/07/2026

It takes a man and a woman to have s*x.

It takes a man and a woman most often to make babies.

S*x is not for making babies alone and all s*x should not lead to pregnancy. Reason why you cannot justify a man having s*x with a woman should expect a baby as the outcome always.

As much as we don't want to discuss this, I believe it is high time we did.

Women, that you have s*x with a man should not be a reason why you are pregnant.
There are contraceptives, in fact emergency contraceptives are also available.

Stop this trend of pregnancy must follow every act of s*x!

Is the man aware you want to get pregnant?
Does he also want the baby?
Did you discuss it before the act?

There are several hours in between s*x and when a foetus is formed. And if a woman does not want pregnancy to occur, she knows what to do.

Stop bringing children to this world and make them start feeling like they are unwanted.
Stop trying to pin a child on a man who never planned one with you.
Stop traum*tizing these children for Pete's sake.

If you must have s*x outside wedlock, please use protection.
Or get an emergency pill.
Stop dragging a man all over social media over a one night stand.
If we can excuse the s*x, we can't excuse a woman having to wait several hours before taking an after pill.
It then makes it seem deliberate or planned pregnancy.
If the man denies it, do we still blame him?

25/07/2026

Explain this to a non Nigerian abeg 😂😂

25/07/2026

Fela Anikulapo-Kuti lived in this house from 1938 until 1958 before moving to the UK. The house is the ancestral home of the Ransome-Kuti family in Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria.
Fela and his siblings lived in the building, which is now known as the Ransome-Kuti Heritage Museum. It was built by Fela's parents, Israel and Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti.

The Ogun State government, in conjunction with the Federal Government of Nigeria, later converted the house, which had been abandoned, into the museum to preserve the family's legacy. The museum serves as a repository for the history of the influential Ransome-Kuti family, which includes Fela, his brothers Olikoye and Beko, his elder sister , Dolupo and their mother Funmilayo.

Photos: The building in its original form (above) and the Kuti Heritage Museum in Abeokuta, Nigeria (below)

Credit: Ethnic African Stories Everyone

08/02/2026