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I got married to my first husband and for 8½ years we couldn't have children. All the blame was on me, I was tagged a ba...
16/10/2025

I got married to my first husband and for 8½ years we couldn't have children. All the blame was on me, I was tagged a barrèn woman, and given all sorts of dèmeaning names. I endured all the treatment he gave to me. Wetting my bed with teàrs all nights. One day, he brought a woman into the house and sent me out of our room, they slept on our matrimonial bed. They slept together all through the night. That was the height of wickednelèss he meted to me. I kept on enduring, but it was becoming a burden to much to bear. I hate divorce or separation. One of my life long prayer and desire is a happy and fulfilling marriage. I never dream of having two husbands by any mean. I was telling myself 'it will be better'. I was getting lèan by the day. My parents asked me to leave, but I insisted it is going to work, we are just going through a phase of marriage. The day I packed out of the house was he brought a woman selling cooked rice and beams in our street to the house, an illiterate. I couldn’t bear it any longer. I moved back to my parents house because I had no where to go. I later initiated the divorce process, and because he had wanted to get me off his life, it was shameless. He was very excited when I initially gave him the papers. I was attending my parent's church, I met their pastor and explained all I have been through to him. This man standing behind me later walked into my life and took me to the altar again. In nine month's time, these are the triplets that the wiper of tèars gave my family. This man here accepted me with my past, and promised to stay with me even if I can't give him a child. But, the Lord has turned it around. I am a mother of three at once in just 10 months of my second marriage. I was with my first husband for eight and half years without one day of pregnancy. He wipèd away my tèars and gave me triple for my shàme. Copied: 🙏🏽💕🎉👏💖

The sweltering heat of the afternoon sun beat down on the town square, but it was the weight of unspoken worries that tr...
16/10/2025

The sweltering heat of the afternoon sun beat down on the town square, but it was the weight of unspoken worries that truly made everyone sweat.
A diverse multitude had gathered, not for a festival or a market day,
but out of a shared,
gnawing anxiety.
There were men with weathered faces,
their brows furrowed deep with concern,
their usual boisterous laughter replaced by a heavy silence.
Women clutched their children tighter,
their eyes scanning the uncertain horizon,
a silent prayer on their lips.
Among them were individuals of every hue—dark-skinned locals, lighter-skinned immigrants,
and those whose ancestry wove a tapestry of many lands—all united by the same predicament.

The nation's economy was crumbling,
jobs were scarce,
and the future felt like a thick, impenetrable fog.

Whispers of hardship and despair hung in the air like the dust on the unpaved paths.
What would tomorrow bring?
How would they feed their families? Where was the hope?
These questions,
unspoken but palpable,
created an atmosphere of profound confusion and exhaustion.
People shifted restlessly, their shoulders slumped, their gazes unfocused, each lost in their own thoughts of impending doom.

The collective spirit seemed to sag under the immense pressure of uncertainty.

Then, a figure emerged from the periphery of the crowd,
slowly making their way to a slightly elevated stone platform that usually served as a base for community announcements.
It was an elderly woman,
her hair a silver halo around her gentle face,
her skin a rich, deep brown that spoke of a life lived under the African sun.
She wore a simple,
yet dignified, traditional dress,
and in her eyes was a quiet strength that belied her age.
She didn't shout or demand attention;
she simply stood there, radiating a serene determination that slowly drew all eyes to her.

Her voice, when she finally spoke, was soft but clear, carrying an unexpected power that cut through the despondent hum.

"My children,"
she began,
her gaze sweeping over the diverse faces before her,
"I see your weariness.
I feel your confusion.
We are all asking, 'What next?'
And it is true, the path ahead is not clear.
But let us not forget who we are."

She paused, allowing her words to settle.
"We are a people of resilience.
We have weathered storms before. We have built from ashes.
We have found light in the deepest darkness.
Do not let fear blind you to the strength within yourselves,
and in each other.
Look around you,"
she urged,
gesturing to the diverse faces,

"we are a tapestry of experiences, a wealth of spirit.
This is not the end.
This is merely a moment for us to remember our roots, our authority in God, how he has helped us fight so many battles and yes, we emerged"
Let's hold hands, and to find a new way forward, together."

A ripple of murmurs,
this time not of confusion but of acknowledgment,
passed through the crowd.
Her words were a balm,
a spark of clarity in the pervasive fog of despair.
And hope came back alive.

16/10/2025

Every parent should be prayerful, devil is out with all his arsenal this season to lay hold on this generation

16/10/2025

Even if your children are grown, don't stop checking up on them, so even when they want to go contrary to the word,

16/10/2025

Don't forget to take care of those kids God has given you because at the end we all must give account of how we raised them

16/10/2025

Getting ready for school run this morning

16/10/2025

Good morning my beautiful people
How was your night
Mine was splendid

The early stages of child abuse can be particularly challenging to identify, as the signs may be subtle or easily overlo...
15/10/2025

The early stages of child abuse can be particularly challenging to identify, as the signs may be subtle or easily overlooked. Some potential indicators include:

1. Unexplained injuries or changes in behavior: when you see a child who used to be active all of a sudden start withdrawing from people,
When a child has bruises, injuries, it's called for questioning

2. Withdrawal or fearfulness: like explained above

3. Difficulty trusting others: this is due to fear infringed on a person

4. Changes in appetite or sleep patterns: this causes restlessness

5. Unkempt appearance or hygiene issues:

If you suspect child abuse, it's essential to report concerns to local authorities or child protective services.

SOCIETAL NORMSIn many societies, deep-rooted cultural norms often dictate different expectations for boys and girls from...
15/10/2025

SOCIETAL NORMS

In many societies, deep-rooted cultural norms often dictate different expectations for boys and girls from a very young age.
Girls are frequently raised to be “Homely” —
meaning -they are encouraged to be ,
* Obedient
* Nurturing, and
* Focused on domestic roles. On the other hand,
Boys are often given more freedom and leniency,
with the message that
“anything goes”
in their behavior and choices.

This stark difference in upbringing can unintentionally create an environment where abusive behavior is overlooked or normalized, especially toward girls.

When girls are expected to be submissive and quiet, their voices against mistreatment are often suppressed or ignored.

Meanwhile, boys, growing up with fewer behavioral restrictions, may not learn the boundaries of respectful interaction or empathy, which can lead to aggressive or abusive behavior later in life.

Moreover, this gendered socialization perpetuates harmful stereotypes: girls as passive victims and boys as dominant aggressors. Without equal emphasis on respect, consent, and emotional intelligence for both genders, the cycle of abuse continues, contributing to the rising rates of child abuse in many communities.

Addressing this requires a cultural shift —
teaching both boys and girls about respect,
boundaries, and
equality from early childhood.

Empowering girls to speak up and educating boys to embrace responsibility and empathy can help break the cycle and reduce abuse rates significantly


*The Alarming Rise in Child Abuse: A Call for Urgent Action*Child abuse is increasingly becoming a global crisis, with r...
15/10/2025

*The Alarming Rise in Child Abuse: A Call for Urgent Action*

Child abuse is increasingly becoming a global crisis, with rising cases reported across both developed and developing nations.

The term covers
physical,
emotional, and
sexual abuse,
as well as neglect,

all of which have devastating long-term impacts on children's mental and physical well-being.

Several factors contribute to the surge in child abuse, including:

poverty,
domestic violence,
substance abuse,
broken homes, and
inadequate child protection systems.

The digital age has also introduced new threats like online exploitation and cyberbullying.

In many regions, underreporting remains a serious issue, as victims often fear stigma or retaliation. Schools, healthcare providers, and communities are crucial in identifying and reporting signs of abuse, but limited resources and awareness hinder timely intervention.

This growing crisis demands collective action —
stronger laws,
better enforcement,
increased public education, and support systems for both children and families.

Protecting children is not just a legal duty;
it is a moral obligation that defines the strength of any society.



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15/10/2025

Ensure the well-being of your wards and refrain from consistently leaving them in the care of strangers. 🚨👧🏽🚫💕

15/10/2025

As parents we have work to do in educating our children
Teach your boys morals and empathy

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