It's okay to laugh at the title. I laughed at it too when I conceived of the idea. Did you watch that video that was circulating around last week and the week before of a woman physically attacking her husband's alleged side chic and asking her who she thought she was to be having anal sex with her husband? Yeah, that video inspired this episode. 

And then, there was the thing about Bill Clinton saying that his illicit affair with Monica Lewinsky was a way for him to relieve his anxiety. I vented a bit about it on Instagram.

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Do people pray for divorce? I don't know if they do. I know people pray for love, and for health, and for life, and for marriage, and for children, and for money. I don't know if people pray for divorce, but I know I did. I prayed for divorce fervently. And I prayed for my peace to return to me. I did not know the value of my peace until I did not have it anymore.

As promised, here's the link to How My Marriage Ended: The Full Story.

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• Vera Ezimora on Instagram
• Vera Ezimora on Twitter
• Vera Ezimora on Facebook
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• Web: www.verastic.com
• Email: [email protected]

This is the introduction to the I Am African podcast by Verastic. The answers to your initial questions are in this episode. Like what is this podcast about? Who is the host? And why did she name it I Am African? Just click play.

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Let's connect:

• I Am African on Instagram
• I Am African on Twitter
• I Am African on Facebook
• Vera Ezimora on Instagram
• Vera Ezimora on Twitter
• Vera Ezimora on Facebook
• Web: www.verastic.com
• Email: [email protected]