Global Issues
Motherhood -By Deborah Babayemi
What can we say about the place of motherhood in nation building?
The first assignment of every mother on earth is building our human world through the building of individuals that will offer our world the best.
Nigeria is where it is today because mothers has failed in their primary assignment. In fact, a lot of mothers themselves aren’t well baked before they start giving birth hence they’ve got nothing to build with.
We must begin to orientate every girl child to take the female folks primary assignment important as this will not only help the world but will help them live a fulfilled life.
Building is important.
As an individual, what are we building?
What kind of template are we to those we’re to build?
Think about it.
Remember, healthy relationships are essential to living right and living fulfilled.
With Love,
Deborah Babayemi.
Living Right Advocate.
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