Nigeria: Vagina Monologues
Nigeria
Naijablog sets the Nigerian blogosphere alight with a commentary on the coming of the Vagina Monologues to the country.
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Naijablog sets the Nigerian blogosphere alight with a commentary on the coming of the Vagina Monologues to the country.
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Sokari, that blog seems to have died a death now but most of the comments were not about the Monologues in the end. I am one of the guilty parties though!
Devil’s Advocate
Thanks for letting me know – Some of the remarks were pretty nasty though!