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"Anytime I see something written by a woman or a woman speaking, I just assume she is saying or writing rubbish" Nigerian medical professional writes

A Nigerian man, said to be a medical professional, has shared how he sees women. Ugo Bright Malek took to Facebook to write: "I don't know if it's misogyny or something but arytime see something written by a woman or anytime see a woman speaking, I just assume she is saying or writing nonsense. Another man told him not to apply such a mindset when dealing with his patients and he replied, "I'll try" alongside a laughing emoji. His comment quickly went viral as he was called out for it. The post "Anytime I see something written by a woman or a woman speaking, I just assume she is saying or writing rubbish" Nigerian medical professional writes appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.
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