THAT SIGHT FROM PEOPLE EEHN🙆, I don't understand fa🤷

Ah! People are seeing me with one kind eyes oh🤷
So you think I can not fall in love ni🤣

So you feel like, I don't need a man abi🙋

So you think I don't need to talk about having babies? 😏

So you think having a family of my own will be heavy on me?😂

Abi you thought that I was created with no reproductive organs?🤫🙈

Abeg oh! 
Make una free me for una mind fa, no be only me waka come this life and no be only me go live in this life. I must graduate from one level to another.

Don't be surprised when you see my wedding invitation card, e no concern you who I go marry, that one na my business.

Make e no shock you if you see me with my baby bump, that is my concern

Make e no shock you, make e no shock you oh

Disability is not barrenness.
Disability is not inability.
Disability is not unromantic.
Disability is not sexually dead.

Stop feeling that way about people with disability. 

#Voiceforthedisabled




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