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LET'S CELEBRATE THEM💃 Men are the heads of our families and even if they don't verbalize it, most men go through a lot to keep their families going. They deny themselves a lot just to make us happy.  We are aware of the sacrifices, the toils, the sleepiness night, they will never go in vain. Let's appreciate them! Let's celebrate them! Let's tell them how much we love them!  Shout to all the men on this platform. It's your day and we pray for strength to continue the good works. Celebrate someone today. Who will go first..... Happy International Men's Day! ✍️ Prisca Ojiobianu  #sweetmotherhood

YOU NEED TO KNOW THE TRUTH Epilepsy is a widely misunderstood condition, and several misconceptions surround it. Here are some common ones: ✍️EPILEPSY IS RARE: Many people think epilepsy is uncommon, but it actually affects millions of people worldwide, across all ages, ethnic backgrounds, and genders.  ✍️EPILEPSY IS CONTAGIOUS: Epilepsy is a neurological condition, not an infectious disease, so it cannot be "caught" from someone else. ✍️ ALL SEIZURES ARE THE SAME: People often think all seizures involve convulsions, but there are many types of seizures, some of which involve staring spells, brief muscle twitches, or loss of awareness without any convulsions. ✍️EPILEPSY ALWAYS INVOLVES LOSING CONSCIOUSNESS: While some seizures do cause a loss of consciousness, others do not. Many people with epilepsy experience seizures that allow them to stay aware of their surroundings. ✍️PEOPLE WITH EPILEPSY ARE INTELLECTUALLY DISABLED: Having epilepsy does not mean a person has an intelle

CONGRATULATIONS IS ON ORDER👏 There are lots of lessons to learn from this girl's story. From discrimination  Rejection   Defamation But in all she stood her ground, focused on the goal, unperturbed by her adversaries. It is only you that can stop you🫵 Don't give them room to pull you down surprise them with your results. Over a hundred and twenty Nations, and she who some persons feel wasn't qualified to contest became the ist runner up. Indeed you can achieve whatever you put your mind to achieve. I pray this her story inspires a lot of people to move no matter what, to push despite Challenges of life. This is just the begin ning for you girl, go and conquer. I just need to see the faces of those South Africans right now 🙄 ✍️ Prisca Ojiobianu  #sweetmotherhood

IS YOUR NAME HERE 😀 🌞Those born in the morning are called MONICA 🌙ln the evening is EVELYN  😲Those that were afraid when they were born ALFRED/ALFREDA 💫Those born during Easter period ESTHER 🗓️If you were born in August AUGUSTINE  🧋If you were born in MaItina company MARTINA  🏫If you were born in the school SCHOLASTICA 🚘If you were born in a car😉 CATHERINE  🕋lf you were born in an eatery😋 ETHAN  💫If you were born in June JUANITA  🏞️If you were born in the market🤓 MARGARET  💫lf you were born in July JULIET  🛣️If you are were born in the field FIDELIS 🎢If you were born on a Bridge BRIDGET😀 Where and when were you BORN🤷‍♀️🙄 ✍️ Prisca Ojiobianu  #sweetmotherhood

YOU CAN ADD YOURS✍️ ✍️ Widowhood practice  ✍️ Female Genital mutilation  ✍️Collecting properties of the deceased, when the wife and children are still alive. ✍️Child Labour  ✍️Child Marriage  ✍️Very high bride price  There are lots of harmful practices that have been in existence for years. Most of these are from our forefathers. We don't need to be slaves to rules, traditions and practices, they need to be modified to suit our present time. We need opinion leaders in our society to look into this and do the needful. Most of them are causing more harm than good. What do you think 🤔 ✍️ Prisca Ojiobianu  #sweetmotherhood

THE RISK FACTORS😲 Diabetes is medical condition that can affect anyone, young, old, black or white. You may not have any family history of diabetes, but your actions and inactions can predispose you to diabetes. Diabetes risk factors are generally grouped into modifiable (lifestyle-related) and non-modifiable (genetic or age-related) categories. Here’s a breakdown: 1. NON-MODIFIABLE RISK FACTORS  ✍️ FAMILY HISTORY: A family history of diabetes increases the risk, especially if a parent or sibling has the disease. ✍️AGE: Risk increases with age, especially after 45, due to changes in body metabolism and possible weight gain. ✍️ETHNICITY: Certain ethnic groups, like African American, Hispanic, Native American, Asian American, and Pacific Islander populations, have higher risks. ✍️ HISTORY OF GESTATIONAL DIABETES: Women who had gestational diabetes (diabetes during pregnancy) or delivered a baby weighing over 9 pounds are at greater risk of developing type 2 diabetes later. 2. MODIFIABLE