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HealthRe: She Has Fibroid, Can She Attempt A Vaginal Delivery? by bubatasu: 9:58am On Mar 25, 2015
Get professional advice
RomanceRe: He Ended Our Relationship Few Days To Our Wedding.......... Lady Cries by bubatasu: 11:49am On Mar 24, 2015
I suggest you let go. God will surely compensate you for your being honest with him. There would be a payback time
TravelRe: Some Things To Note When Attending US Visa Interview in Abuja by bubatasu: 11:32am On Mar 24, 2015
You no talk rubbish. It may sound as rubbish to those who do not know that "NO INFORMATION IS USELESS"
THANK YOU LIONZIE
PoliticsRe: Anxiety Across Nigeria As Cases Seeking Buhari’s Disqualification Hold Today by bubatasu: 10:32am On Mar 24, 2015
Nothing will deter us. Its time for change
FamilyRe: He Is A Womaniser, Will He Make My Mother Happy? by bubatasu: 11:08am On Mar 17, 2015
Tell her before she gets a heartbreak
FamilyRe: 10 Things Your Mother Never Told You… Warning! This Will Leave You In Tears! by bubatasu: 7:53am On Mar 15, 2015
A Toast To Mothers

Nearly 40 years after Nigerian-Cameroonian musician Prince Nico Mbarga released Sweet Mother, the classic song remains as popular as ever. Why wouldn't it be? Named Africa's favourite song by the BBC in 2004, Nico's melodious tune is an adoration to the most phenomenal personage in humanity -- the mother.

However, as fresh as the song still is, one cannot but notice that it is now, in several ways, limited in its expression of the role and responsibilities of mothers. They no longer just console their crying babies, mothers now contribute so much more to their children’s overall wellbeing. Thus, it’s not that Sweet Mother has lost its taste, it’s just that our mothers have gotten sweeter.

It is no coincidence that global development has come at a time of greater empowerment for women. Successful corporations, business ventures, public and private institutions are populated with mothers nursing their organisations to greatness. Our mothers are not just managing homes, they are handling the welfare of nations.

Our mothers have also taken to socio-political leadership with the same fervour that they have demonstrated in caring for their children and family. Political leaders such as Hillary Clinton, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, and renowned social activists like Aung San Suu Kyi and Oby Ezekwesili exemplify the empathy and endurance intrinsic in every mother. Botswanian Mom, Dr. Matschidiso Moeti recently became the first female head of WHO African region, a vote of confidence on the ability of mothers to take care of not just their offspring but the society at large.

While there are real difficulties in merging increased societal involvement and devotion to family, mothers around the world are rising above the challenge. By tending us-- their offspring, they make great people, and by tending our society they make greater nations.

As we celebrate them today, let us appreciate their contributions, support their efforts, and most importantly fight with and for them against the challenges that continue to limit them. How better to fight for our mothers than to always remember their sacrifices.

Happy Mothers’ Day
FamilyRe: My Boyfriend Demands I Change My Church After Marriage by bubatasu: 11:37am On Mar 09, 2015
Didn't he know the church you attend in the first place before he took the decision of marrying you? Don't change

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