Nigerian Association of University Women

Ikeja Branch

Now I am in Loma Linda. I was a physical virgin seven years ago, now I am a mother of two sweet and energetic boys. I was determined to make a difference in the lives of Nigerian women seven years ago, now I am more determined to make a difference in the lives of Nigerian women. The method I thought would work best has however changed. I’m smarter now. America has made a positive influence on my thinking style. Many things I thought I lacked are available to me. I realize now that I was cheated. I truly was shortchanged, now however, I am empowered, and still being empowered.
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“You always have beautiful babies” She told me. My billion dollar smile displayed my pride. "Thank you” I responded. It was November 2005. I had become a mother again. My first son, Femi, was three years old, and my second boy, Remi, two months. Since I still resided in America, I always regard November as the thanksgiving month. My mother’s birthday fell in November and so did that of some of my extended family. It’s so easy to give thanks. So rewarding, so refreshing. Yet that is one of the simple things many people forget to do. More >>

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