This is called infibulation: it is the complete scraping of the vagina and its enclosure to prevent the girl from having sex

This is called infibulation: it is the complete scraping of the vagina and its enclosure to prevent the girl from having sex, they leave a little hole for the girl so that she has her period and urinates. They tie their legs with a rope for days so that the wound can heal, it usually takes 15 to 40 days, the girl remains tied, unable to move. Basically the stitches are reopened by her husband on the wedding day so that he can have intimate relationships with her. At birth women must be cut again because the opening of the vagina is too small for the passage of the baby. Imagine the pain, the trauma ….. Such monstrous and cannibalistic practices still exist all over the world. Share it is the least you can do. Most people don’t even know what it is or the horror that still exists. Please share If you’re choked at first after reading this then you continue scrolling as if you saw nothing and without at least sharing, these people don’t need your pity they need help, they need people to speak for them, and take their voices that cannot be heard out to the world.

The country currently practicing this are Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia, Sudan

BREAKING: Nigerian Government Lifts Interstate Travel Ban, Plans To Reopen Schools For ‘Graduating Students’

BREAKING: Nigerian Government Lifts Interstate Travel Ban, Plans To Reopen Schools For ‘Graduating Students’
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The Federal Government has approved what it called “safe reopening” of schools nationwide in the next phase of the gradual easing of lockdown ordered to curtail further spread of COVID-19.
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However, only graduating students will resume.
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The Chairman of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19, Boss Mustapha, disclosed this at the daily briefing of the task force in Abuja on Monday.
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He said the reopening of schools was meant to allow students in graduating classes to resume preparation for examinations.
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He disclosed that the latest developments were contained in the task force’s fifth interim report which was submitted to the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), earlier in the day.
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Mustapha said, “I am pleased to inform you that Mr President has carefully considered the 5th Interim Report of the PTF and has accordingly approved that, with the exception of some modifications to be expatiated upon later, the Phase II of the eased lockdown be extended by another four weeks with effect from Tuesday, June 30, 2020 through Midnight of Monday, 27 July, 2020.
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“Specifically, however, the following measures shall either remain in place or come into effect:
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“Maintaining the current phase of the national response, for another four weeks in line with modifications to be expatiated by the National Coordinator;
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“Permission of movement across state borders only outside curfew hours with effect from 1st July, 2020;
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“Enforcement of laws around non-pharmaceutical interventions by States, in particular, the use of face masks in public places;
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“Safe re-opening of schools to allow students in graduating classes resume in-person in preparation for examinations;
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“Safe reopening of domestic aviation services as soon as practicable;
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“Publication of revised guidelines around the three thematic areas of general movement, industry and labour; and community activities;
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“Provision of technical support for states to mobilise additional resources for the response.”