“Six years ago, my [then] 5-year-old son asked me why his father and I didn’t like each other anymore. I realized that he was reacting to our lack of communication and unity as parents,” she told People Magazine. “It was a wake-up call.”“Co-parenting and blending is a universal topic and many don’t know where to begin,” she added. “This book will serve as the inspiration and blueprint that is needed to raise emotionally and mentally healthy children.”
"Simple advice to today's youths: Greatness is a long distance journey. Its attributes include vision, dedication, tenacity, humility, hard work, staying power etc. A kid who calls his father a poor man is yet to appreciate what it takes to run a proper business, get married, have children, pay their school fees in the best and most expensive schools in the world, maintain a dignified lifestyle for decades, and so on. Stop fooling around, your dad is greater than you can ever imagine. Do not join the fake celebrities who make the loudest hype when the journey has not even started. Humble yourself, bow to the Masters, pay your dues and ask God for the wisdom of the ancient. Happy weekend..."
"The girl in this picture has been at the Zaria Children's Home for 2 years. She says her name is Hajara, her father - Kawu, her mother - Abu, her stepmother - Ngwanliya. She says she once lived in Mpape, Abuja. Anyone who recognises her or has useful info can contact us."
Breakfast is often described as the most important meal of the day—not simply because it breaks the overnight fast, but because it sets the...
