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I am an African woman. I am also a Nigerian woman. We grew up with multi-tasking. You learn to know how to work it out.

— Oluchi Onweagba

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You don't have to have blue eyes and blond hair to be beautiful.

I feel like I'm at a transition where I need to figure it out. In the meantime, I just keep living my life and having fun.

I am happiest when I am dancing to my favorite music.

I think it is just marrying your best friend more than anything. A man that will understand you; a man that will support you in good and bad times. My husband is my best friend.

Don't try to kill yourself to look like a model because we have so much more time to take care of ourselves. We can wake up, go to the gym, try all kinds of products. Of course, you're going to look good.

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