A Nigerian pastor, Angel Ameh Onuche, has claimed that women exaggerate labour pain. Her stated this after a Nasarawa based woman, Gift Strong, made a post about how difficult pregnancy can be. Gift had shared a photo of herself and her friend at a church virgil while they were both pregnant, recalling how stressed they felt at the time. According to her, a male friend had asked them why they still wanted more children if pregnancy was hard. “That's why I kept telling people that the pain of labour is always exaggerated,” the pastor commented under the post. The post Women exaggerate labour pain - Nigerian pastor claims appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.
Women exaggerate labour pain - Nigerian pastor claims

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