Adamma was well known in her village of Obono. She was the epitome of beauty, wrapped in grace and good character. π She was the desire of every young man in her village and beyond. Whenever she smiled on the dance floor, her beauty radiated so brightly that each man secretly wished for just oneContinue reading “Ada, the dance leader β α» bα»₯ uzo egwu. π”
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π€ What happened to our family time?
ποΈ The family that prays and plays together, stays together.In the past, family life wasnβt just nuclearβit was extended, even communal. Thatβs why we say, βIt takes a village to raise a child.β π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦π΅π½π§π½ Back then, every elderly person could correct a child, even if they didnβt know their parents personally. A child carried theirContinue reading “π€ What happened to our family time?”
ππ The African Child ππ
The typical African child is born with an innate drive to survive, provide, and thrive β even in the face of overwhelming odds. π§πΎ From a young age, many of us arenβt even given the opportunity to simply be children. Parents begin early, teaching us about the necessity of survival. π¬π¨βπ©βπ§ Fathers tell stories βContinue reading “ππ The African Child ππ”
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