This thread is dedicated to all the somali woman.
If you treat me fairly
I'll give you all my goods...
Treat you like a real woman should
Baby, I know you're worth it
If you never play me
Promise not to bluff
I'll hold you down when it gets rough
'Cause baby, I know you're worth it
Wanna' please; wanna' keep; wanna' treat your
woman right?
Not just told, but to show, that she knows she's
worth your time
You will loose, if you choose, to refuse to put her first
'Cause a real man knows a real woman when he
sees her
And a real woman knows a real man
Ain't 'fraid to please her
And a real woman knows a real man always
comes first
And a real man just can't deny
A woman's worth
There are more stories of our women who never accepted the word NO and who believed in their greatness. Some are captaining ships across seas, against the tide of thought that once said 'a woman on a boat brings bad luck'. Others are leading massive mining corporations in an industry that was once exclusively the domain of men. All these women show bravery, resilience and determination to succeed at all cost and ultimately prove that there is nothing a woman cannot do - with or without a Ministry of Women’s Affairs
