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Roseline Adewuyi

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Roseline Adebimpe Adewuyi is a Nigerian social educator, gender advocate and feminist. She is also a blogger and an advocate in helping the girl child develop her potential. Quotes When men and women combine and form close bonds, we’re stronger and more effective, like a bundle of broomsticks connected together by a single cord. Roseline Adewuyi talking about the togetherness of both gender in Celebration of International Men's day. I am not saying we should disregard sex differences, i am only advocating that boys and girls be given equal opportunities to develop themselves as standing up straight to pee doesn’t necessarily make anybody smarter, or dumber. Roseline Adewuyi talks about fact about intelligence in both genders. I don’t think we would have been so hard on the woman if we stopped tying acts of service to gender. Roseline Adewuyi talks on the act of service in gender. I love my femininity and would always embrace and enhance as best I can, but I believe that shouldn’t box me or constrain me to a set of rules. She talks about her hair been barbed. I am all out for teaching young girls and inspiring women to break away from age-long societal norms, constructs, and stereotypes that have limited their progress by showing them that they can do anything and be whomever they choose to be regardless of society’s dictates. Adewuyi talks about showing young girl ways to breakforth societal pressures Being a gender advocate is definitely not for the faint hearted. Adewuyi talks about being a gender advocate. The educational institution, as a citadel of learning, should not be a place where societal constructs are amplified or embraced. Adewuyi talking about gender roles in an interview. External links Category:Women's rights activists Category:Feminists Category:Bloggers from Nigeria Category:Women activists from Nigeria Category:Educators from Nigeria Category:Christians Category:Living people Category:Year of birth unknown