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Women should be regarded as the stronger vessel than men – Ifu Ennada
Popular reality TV star, Ifu Ennada opines that women do not get the accolades that they deserve as they face a lot more in life than men..
The beautiful screen diva added that women face more challenges because of their gender enough to make any man fail if given the to be a woman for a day.
Taking to her Instastory, she wrote:
“Men & women
If men could be women for just 1wk, most will fall miserably at it.
It is much harder to be a woman than it is to be a man
Women are exceptional. Women should honestly be regarded as the stronger vessels. Women are built with a lot more patience and perseverance. Women are like Lionesses, they always get the job done.
Women go through a lot in life, but don’t get enough credit”.
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