Bella bubu lifestyle

Tell me why my gender no like see happiness for my face. And you say na original love? Na wa o. My dear don get BP because of me ooo.

The one wey dey make me laugh pass be say my ex dey jealous anytime I post my friend picture and cover am. Ever since I notice say he dey screenshot any guy wey show for my WhatsApp status. Omo, make I laugh hard 🤣🤣🤣 jealousy wan finish this man.

Person wey don dey with another woman still no wan make I enjoy myself again. Oga ex, I still dey my early 30s o 😅 life never start finish. Lol 😂😂😂😂😂

Life is so private most times you don't know what people are passing through 😔

I don't know the reason we women if you hate ours gender it's very difficult for us to say anything good or positive about ourselves very bad 😔

My gender na wa oooo, God will us

My gender na me dump my ex ooo, not the other way around nnem say what you know

I came to Lagos in 2010 and stayed around Airport Road with the woman I was working for then. That was where I met my ex. We started a relationship, and I noticed many red flags, but I ignored them, hoping he would change later.

We got married in 2015, but I never enjoyed the marriage. It was full of pain, fear, and different challenges. The beatings continued, even during pregnancy. He did not allow my family members to come and stay with me, and sometimes I would not speak to my family for years because of him. He was happy to isolate me.

Things kept getting worse. While pregnant with my son, he beat me twice. When I was pregnant with my last child, the abuse continued. I still remember the day he beat me and threw me out of the house while I was pregnant. My younger sister passed me a wrapper through the toilet window, and I slept outside that painful night.

In 2023, after going out with my children on Valentine’s Day and visiting some friends, I came back home and he started beating me again with many insults. I stopped using the car after that.

Then on March 2, 2023, the worst happened. I thought I would lose my life. He beat me and stabbed me with a knife. It was my daughter who opened the door for me to run. I still carry scars on my lips, head, and hand. Some of those scars changed how I feel about myself as a woman.

That day, I made the biggest decision of my life—to stay alive for my children. I love my children so much, and I knew if I lost my life, they would suffer the most.

Many friends distanced themselves from me, and I learned that society often judges divorced or separated women unfairly, as if they are the problem.

But today, I thank God for saving my life. I am still here. I am stronger. I am a living testimony.

My name is Ms Ebube Samuel, and my life story is a testimony of strength, courage, and determination. Life has not always been easy for me, but every challenge I faced helped shape the strong woman I am today.

I got married in my 20s with hopes and dreams for a happy future. Like many women, I entered marriage with love in my heart and faith in building a family. But life took a different turn. By my 30s, I went through divorce after experiencing domestic violence. It was one of the most painful seasons of my life, but I refused to let it break me.

Instead of giving up, I chose to rise. I am proud of myself because I turned my pain into power and my struggles into wisdom. Through every experience, I learned resilience, self-worth, and the importance of standing strong no matter what life brings.

I am a talented chef with a deep love for cooking. Food is not just my profession—it is my passion. I specialize in pastry, African dishes, and intercontinental meals. Bringing joy to people through food gives me happiness and purpose.

Beyond cooking, I am also hardworking and multi-talented. I sell home items, clothes, and perfumes. I also produce liquid soap, air fresheners, and many other useful products. My hands are blessed with creativity, and I believe in using every skill I have to build a better future.

My story is proof that no matter what you go through, you can still rise again. Pain does not define you. Your past does not control your future. Strength comes from surviving what tried to destroy you.

Today, I stand proud, independent, skilled, and full of hope. I am Ms Ebube Samuel, and this is only the beginning of my success story.

You see this scar on my lip? It is the result of domestic violence in 2023.

Whenever I post on my status, my ex-hunbond gets jealous. The funny part is that he has already moved on, yet he still keeps watching my business. Omo, this life funny o 🤣🤣🤣

Why not let me enjoy myself in peace?

I have been in a distance relationship for 3 years now, and I am still glowing.

March ,2 ,2023 , I decided to say no to domestic violence and so much abuse I take a boot step by being a single mother taking that decision was not easy for me at all and my life is important to me and kids
It will not be easy for me and the kids
At some points I was thinking what people will say about me being a single mother but I said to myself
na who died lose ooo
after a year I lost my mom march ,12 , 2024 my back bone , keep on pushing
It has been 3 years now of God faithfulness in my life

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