Man or Woman? Nigeria’s Hairiest Lady, Queen Okafor

New Photo From Nigeria’s Hairiest Lady, Queen Okafor



      The first time it started to grow on my body, I was ashamed, but someone advised me that I shouldn’t bother, that it is a blessing not a curse. The person told me that I am unique, besides, wherever I go, I would be recognized. She advised me that I shouldn’t be ashamed, rather that I should be proud of myself. 
    
 It was her that gave me strength and boosted my self esteem. Some people think that I am a man. Some think I fixed my breast to deceive people. Men especially find it difficult to believe that I am a woman. It was when we interact that most men are reassured that I am a woman. It has made me to be very popular and recognized in public. It has boosted my confidence to socialize.
   
 People want to identify with me to know the stuff I am made of. Some want to find out where this girl is coming from. People call and dash me money because of my hairy nature, but I don’t beg for money. That is life for you, whatever situation you find yourself, give thanks to God.

 Source: Naijist