Raped by her own Uncle.
This post is a departure from our normal cheery posts. This victim of childhood wants to tell her story and we are giving her a platform. She wrote in on the back of the short story by my brother that we…
Here are the Winners for Our Anniversary Giveaway
Wow. Words fail me to express my gratitude for the outpouring of love we have received since the announcement of the Jopasdaughter Blog first anniversary. It is overwhelming. Thanks everyone. Below are the winners of our ten #1,000 recharge cards…
Hurray!!! Jopasdaugher Blog Is One
A lot can happen in one year, and boy, a whole lot have happened in the last 365 days, one of the best of which is that I started the this blog. Hurray, it's our first birthday. So to make…
On the s:ex.u-a’l molestation of little boys.
My lil bro, Yimika is 20 today. The the middle child of the woman that my dad married after my mum died. Yimika refuses to buy in to his mother's message of hatred and even more hatred. JOPA brought us…
Finding Peace
I first got a message in my inbox that Linda Ikeji had carried my Facebook post about how Tobi and His sister met up. I put that post up to encourage women to find peace with each other. I did…
Celebration of DV survival.
Celebration of DV survival. I always wanted Jopasdaughter to be inspire her readers, especially domestic violence victims and lone parents as I used to be one. We would love to tell your story to inspire and encourage other lone parents…
Embarrasing stories
Let’s talk about embarrassing stories. I will go first. A few years ago, before fibroids and motherhood, wrecked my 'sepesepe' shape, I used to like to wear figure hugging clothes to emphasise my big ikebe and my small(ish) waist. On this…
Guest Writer Dotun Fadairo on the rubbish of Cinderella complex
Just for laughs: Sooooooooo a few days ago, my mind went back to that old Classic "Cinderella" (more specifically the Disney animated cartoon) and I found myself thinking... (You know one of the horrors of getting older is that you…
NIGERIANISING TOBI MY SON
NIGERIANISING TOBI. Tobi my son lived in Nigeria for 18 months when I and his dad broke up. When he cam back, he was so loki that we had to anglicise him. Turns out we did too good a job.…
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