Introducing myself and my journal: POOR NIGERIAN WOMEN
by marksman | May 16, 2012 at 10:49 AM
About Me:
AM YOUNG AND CREATIVE,AM ALSO LOOKING FORWARD TO LEARN FROM WOMEN THE WORLD OVER AND TO LEARN POSITIVE WAYS I CAN USE THIS INFORMATION TO CHANGE THE LIVES OF THE AVERAGE NIGERIAN WOMAN WHO SUFFERS TO MEET THE DEMANDS OF MAKING A LIVING,OH LEST I FORGET I THINK AM ASPIRING TOO.
My Passions:
CHANGE
My Challenges:
ECONOMICAL
My Vision for the Future:
A WORLD WHERE A WOMAN LIKE MY MUM CAN HAVE A POSITIVE IMPACT IN THE SOCIETY,IRRESPECTIVE OF SOCIAL STANDING
My Areas of Expertise:
CONSTRUCTION
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Fatima
THE RURAL NIGERIAN WOMAN
in the rural coast of the Niger basin the average Nigerian woman earns less than 10 dollars daily.
marksman ijiomah