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ESTHER IJEWERE’S SCATHING RESPONSE TO HYPOCRISY: A CALL TO AUTHENTICITY AND EMPATHY

In a powerful and unapologetic post, Esther Ijewere addresses the hypocrisy of individuals who claim to support women’s empowerment but instead engage in hurtful and unprovoked attacks on others. Ijewere shares her own experiences of public humiliation and shame, but instead of letting it break her, she chose to use her platform to uplift and empower others.

A STARK CONTRAST BETWEEN AUTHENTICITY AND HYPOCRISY

Ijewere highlights the difference between her own approach to supporting women in distress and that of her critics. While she uses her platform to promote positivity and empowerment, her critics use theirs to tear others down. Ijewere emphasizes that she will not be swayed by the negativity of others and will continue to stand in solidarity with women who are facing challenges.

A LESSON IN RESILIENCE AND EMPOWERMENT

Through her own personal struggles and experiences, Ijewere has emerged stronger and more determined to make a difference. She shares her story as a testament to the human spirit’s ability to overcome adversity and rise above challenges. Ijewere’s message is clear: she will not be silenced or intimidated, and she will continue to use her platform to promote positivity and empowerment.

A CALL TO ACTION: LET’S DO BETTER

In closing, Ijewere urges her readers to strive for a higher standard of behavior, one that promotes kindness, empathy, and understanding. She reminds us that we all have the power to choose how we respond to challenges and difficulties, and encourages us to choose the path of positivity and empowerment.

ESTHER IJEWERE: A SYMBOL OF RESILIENCE AND EMPOWERMENT

Ijewere’s post is a powerful reminder that we all have the ability to choose how we respond to challenges and difficulties. Her message is clear: she will not be silenced or intimidated, and she will continue to use her platform to promote positivity and empowerment.

EXCERPT

I wrote my post to show solidarity for another woman in distress and celebrate her human side, even if she played a role in her predicament.

You are throwing jabs unprovoked over a matter that is none of OUR business, but we made it so because they brought it to the public.

The difference between us is that I use the pen officially as a media personality. You use it for vibes. We don’t speak same language.

Writing opinion pieces is how I horn my writing skills and stay on top of my game.

I am the clout. I don’t need to chase it.

You see I have been silent to a point where I can prayerfully ask the Holyspirit to quickly hold my wig so I can stand on business, then take it back, beg God for forgiveness, read Psalm 51, and press the reset button.

I have been silent like a person who is slapped on both cheeks but still keeps a straight face for peace to reign.

I can go Katt Williams on you, and still not be messy like Wendy Williams.

I can give you a good read like Tabitha Brown even if you have intel about me. My soul is that dogged.

If you’ve seen shege in your life, best believe I lived mine in seasons and series like a Korean movie.

There is nothing in my life I am ashamed of either. Public humiliation made me relevant as a matter of fact. If you know, you know.

I have been humilated at almost every season in my life, so forget shame. My second name is shameless.

You can’t shame a person who has been written off, but made sure she indexed her name on Google as a human of worth.

If you see me write that I’m crying, I could also be asking God to increase my strength and turn my tears to fire.

The world has pushed me to be bitter, angry,and unkind, but guess what? I flipped the script and chose the route of empowering women with my pen.

This is how I feed my soul .

Esther’s silence doesn’t mean she is weak.

I am not a perfect human, but guess what? I have inspired many with my messy , magnificent life.

I am not a soul you can crush with words.

I will support ANYONE in distress because I know what it means to be naked in the rain

Nobody holy pass. Na clothe dey cover all of us. Let’s do normal in Jesus name.