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"Meet Eghosa Ohuoba"

Hi, I’m Eghosa Desiree Ohuoba. I’m a 17 year old Edo girl. I’m currently studying Business Management at Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada. I was born in Dublin, Ireland on the 13th of January, 2001

My hobbies are writing, reading, dancing and watching old Hollywood and Nollywood movies and documentaries. I also have a special love for music especially since I both sing and play the clarinet. I’ve always loved beauty and fashion and I’m very involved but I’m more passionate about things that involve women as a gender and my home country. I just opened both an Instagram and Twitter page called @thenigerianmilennial and @thenigmilennial respectively, which helps to keep people my age informed about problems affecting our country and helping to uphold Nigerian pride, so you guys should follow and support!

I call myself a feminist because I believe in the equality of men and women and the empowerment and protection of women and their interests. I would love to see younger people in places of power in Nigeria so they can move Nigeria forward with new innovations and ideas. I’m not sure if I want to be a politician or a full-on activist in future but I do know I want to impact my country and the world in many ways to make it a better place. 

My biggest inspirations are my parents because through them I’ve seen what hard work truly is and I’ve seen it pay off. Everything I do or want to do I always make sure that it will make them, my sister and my whole family proud.

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