Mary Remmy Njoku

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@maryremmynjoku on Instagram · last 90 days

  • Followers1.4M
  • Growth—
  • Avg views—
  • Avg engagement5.7K
  • Eng. rate0.41%
  • Posts / month2.3

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    Engagement signalsView observed post patterns ↓

    @maryremmynjokuInstagram

    7 of 7 posts carry engagement numbers

    • Engagement for the size0.41%below typicalHow this is worked out

      Engagement is below what is typical for an account this size on Instagram.

      Average engagement per post
      5.7K
      Followers
      1.4M
      Typical range, low
      0.50%
      Typical range, high
      2.0%

      from 7 postsobserved

      Average likes, comments and shares per post divided by followers, placed against the reference band for this platform and follower size.

    • Followers to following1,496×typicalHow this is worked out

      Followed by 1496× the accounts it follows, as creator accounts usually are.

      Followers
      1.4M
      Following
      925

      observed

      Followers divided by the accounts this one follows, from the latest observation; under 1 is the unusual shape for a creator.

    • Comments per like9.9%typicalHow this is worked out

      Comments per like are typical (9.9%).

      Comments, summed
      3.6K
      Likes, summed
      36.4K
      Typical range, low
      0.50%
      Typical range, high
      10%

      from 7 postsobserved

      Comments divided by likes, summed across the posts in the period where both were observed.

    • Short-video reach—not knownHow this is worked out

      Not enough observed posts to say

      Average views per short video
      —
      Followers
      1.4M

      observed

      Average views on short videos in the period divided by followers, against the reference band for this platform.

    • Posting rhythmVariation between posts1.1 daystypicalHow this is worked out

      Posting rhythm is typical: gaps vary by about 1.1 days around a 1.7 days average.

      Average gap between posts
      1.7 days
      Spread of the gaps
      1.1 days

      from 7 postsobserved

      The spread (standard deviation) of the gaps between consecutive posts in the period, in days; the band compares that spread with the average gap.

    • Posts with numbers100%typicalHow this is worked out

      Engagement numbers were observed on 7 of 7 posts (100%).

      Posts with an engagement number
      7
      Posts in the period
      7

      from 7 postsobserved

      The share of posts in the period on which at least one engagement number was observed — how much of the record the rows above are reading.

    About these signals

    Six things we can work out from the numbers on file for the last 90 days, each set against a published reference range. A band is a comparison, not a grade: there is no score here, no fake-follower percentage. Audience demographics, when supplied, are shown separately. How the ranges were chosen.

    Formats

    @maryremmynjoku

    FormatPostsShareAvg viewsEng. rate
    Image686%—0.42%
    Short video114%—0.37%

    Posts

    7 posts

    If benefiting from a wealthy person’s generosity makes a woman a gold digger, what exactly do we call the 17 men eating his food, wearing what he bought, enjoying his money and calling themselves his boys?

The truth is, people gravitate toward value. Men do it. Women do it. Friends do it. Relatives do it. Employees do it. Everyone wants to be close to something that makes life better.

The double standard isn’t that people love money.

It’s that when men benefit from proximity to wealth, we give the behavior a respectable name. When women do the same thing, we give it a dirty one.

Everyone loves gold. 
The difference is in what we choose to call the people standing close to it.😉😉😉Image
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    If benefiting from a wealthy person’s generosity makes a woman a gold digger, what exactly do we call the 17 men eating his food, wearing what he bought, enjoying his money and calling themselves his boys? The truth is, people gravitate toward value. Men do it. Women do it. Friends do it. Relatives do it. Employees do it. Everyone wants to be close to something that makes life better. The double standard isn’t that people love money. It’s that when men benefit from proximity to wealth, we give the behavior a respectable name. When women do the same thing, we give it a dirty one. Everyone loves gold. The difference is in what we choose to call the people standing close to it.😉😉😉

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    Engagement
    6.4K
    And when a relative lacks all of these things. When they resent your happiness, undermine your growth, disappear when you need them, or secretly want to see you fail, they are not FAMILY.
They are simply a relative who failed the interview.
And in some cases…
a RESIDENT EVIL. 😅Image
    @maryremmynjoku

    And when a relative lacks all of these things. When they resent your happiness, undermine your growth, disappear when you need them, or secretly want to see you fail, they are not FAMILY. They are simply a relative who failed the interview. And in some cases… a RESIDENT EVIL. 😅

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    Engagement
    3.3K
    Most women are genuinely happy when their man becomes very successful. In fact, many women pray for it. They want their husbands to win because they see his success as a win for the family.

But a lot of men struggle when the tables are turned.

When the woman starts earning significantly more, some men begin to feel emasculated, inadequate, or disrespected. Even when she has done absolutely nothing to make them feel that way.

Suddenly, every little disagreement becomes, “It’s because you have money more than me.”

And that’s the real issue.

Sometimes the disrespect isn’t coming from the woman. It’s coming from the man’s own insecurity about what her success means about him.

So yes, I think this point is valid. A woman’s success should not make a man feel smaller. And a man who truly loves his woman should be able to celebrate her success without turning it into a competition. 
But their Ego no go gree. 😉.Image
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    Most women are genuinely happy when their man becomes very successful. In fact, many women pray for it. They want their husbands to win because they see his success as a win for the family. But a lot of men struggle when the tables are turned. When the woman starts earning significantly more, some men begin to feel emasculated, inadequate, or disrespected. Even when she has done absolutely nothing to make them feel that way. Suddenly, every little disagreement becomes, “It’s because you have money more than me.” And that’s the real issue. Sometimes the disrespect isn’t coming from the woman. It’s coming from the man’s own insecurity about what her success means about him. So yes, I think this point is valid. A woman’s success should not make a man feel smaller. And a man who truly loves his woman should be able to celebrate her success without turning it into a competition. But their Ego no go gree. 😉.

    Views
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    Engagement
    9.7K
    I want to be that person they can look back on and say, “God sent this person to me.” 

But I can’t find them all by myself.

I’ll be needing you.  Are you with on this?Image
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    I want to be that person they can look back on and say, “God sent this person to me.” But I can’t find them all by myself. I’ll be needing you. Are you with on this?

    Views
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    Engagement
    8.3K
    Those of you coming under all my posts asking, “When is HUSBANDS of LAGOS coming out?” 😂

We’re ready. This is it! 🎬🔥

Say no more!!!

We have listened, and we have delivered.

Whew! 😰 I can finally focus on my personal life now. 😂

Enjoy. 🍻Image
    @maryremmynjoku

    Those of you coming under all my posts asking, “When is HUSBANDS of LAGOS coming out?” 😂 We’re ready. This is it! 🎬🔥 Say no more!!! We have listened, and we have delivered. Whew! 😰 I can finally focus on my personal life now. 😂 Enjoy. 🍻

    Views
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    Engagement
    2.1K
    Why aren’t you sleeping? Any good news in the area?Image
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    Why aren’t you sleeping? Any good news in the area?

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    Engagement
    5K
    Happy Birthday to my Twinnie!! Nwakaego Njoku 💃💃💃💃💃💃Short video
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    Happy Birthday to my Twinnie!! Nwakaego Njoku 💃💃💃💃💃💃

    Views
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    Engagement
    5.1K

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