Omolara Oluwabukola

[Omolara Oluwabukola @DagenMum]

I enjoyed it too. It was stressful and also fun. You must be ready to play and talk at any time regardless of your mood 😂

[Foreign Currency @AlhajiGrace]

I miss working as an early years teacher, working with 3/4/5 year olds🥹 I miss it a lot, my life was fun and eventful.
With children is always one thing or another.

[Omolara Oluwabukola @DagenMum]

@_Herworld__ @NmesomaMarie @muslimah_abike Really? How can I get it ma? I just followed you.

[Omolara Oluwabukola @DagenMum]

@Remi_AFR Better by far niqob sisters 🏃🏼🏃🏼🏃🏼

[Omolara Oluwabukola @DagenMum]

@TheCakeChancery Let's not lie, let's not steal, you're good ma'am 🙌🏼

[Omolara Oluwabukola @DagenMum]

@withifeoluwa Thank God. Take care of yourself and have a great week ☺️

[Omolara Oluwabukola @DagenMum]

@withifeoluwa Oh, I hope you're good.
I even thought it's algorithm doing its thing.

[Omolara Oluwabukola @DagenMum]

@MadProfitGuy I love this! They don't like to read positive things on this app, always thriving on negativity. If you post positive things, they will say it's showoff 😂

[Omolara Oluwabukola @DagenMum]

@Remi_AFR Ameen. Happy new month ma 🎉

[Ajokeee 🤍 @Aheesha_x]

I wish more women knew this existed…

I had a cervical cerclage during my pregnancy after my doctor discovered that my cervix was opening too early. Before then, I had no idea a condition like this even existed.

Since then, I’ve realized that many women have never heard of cervical insufficiency, even though it can contribute to second-trimester pregnancy loss or very premature birth in some pregnancies.

One thing I also learned is that a routine abdominal (“belly”) scan may not always assess the cervix well. A transvaginal ultrasound is often the best way to accurately measure cervical length when there’s a concern.

I’m sharing this because awareness matters. If you’ve had recurrent miscarriages, a previous second-trimester loss, or a history of very premature birth, it’s worth discussing your cervix with your obstetrician. It may not apply to everyone, but for some women, it can make all the difference.

Disclaimer: This isn’t medical advice, just something I wish more women knew about.

[Omolara Oluwabukola @DagenMum]

@Remi_AFR Better by far! On a normal day gaan, he can't pass in front of students affairs with that thing on his head 😂😂

[Omolara Oluwabukola @DagenMum]

@Remi_AFR Alhamdulilah!

[Omolara Oluwabukola @DagenMum]

@Remi_AFR Thank God I am not alone 😂😂😂

[Omolara Oluwabukola @DagenMum]

@Remi_AFR I'm maintaining my secondary school stature, secondary school faaaaa, marriage and childbirth didn't add to my weight. I'm currently breastfeeding and still no add. The small weight I added during pregnancy has disappeared 😂😂

[Omolara Oluwabukola @DagenMum]

@Remi_AFR I just tire 😞 I just wan add small extra weight

[Maruf Muhammed Esq @MarufMuhammed4]

Make sure you are not poor. I will explain.

Yesterday I was coming back from the gym, I was by the road waiting to board a keke napep, and beside me was a guy standing.

Two other boys came and begged him for money. He didn't give them anything, and they left.

When we finally got a keke napep, coincidentally, we were going to the same bus stop.

When we got there, I gave the keke napep rider ₦200 and was about to leave, then I noticed the guy had already paid for me. He told me to take my ₦200 back.

I turned, collected my money, said thank you, smiled, and walked away.

While I was trekking home, it dawned on me that I didn't need him to pay for my transport. Why did he?

It was obvious I could afford it comfortably, so why did he choose to pay for me?

And I remembered that he had refused to give the other beggars anything, yet he ended up paying ₦200 for me.

I am sure had he given that ₦200 to them, they would have been far more grateful, because it would have meant so much to them.

Me, who already had more, yet he gave me more.

This is not an emotional post but something you should reflect on. It didn't start today, it has been an old principle.

The Bible says in Matthew 25:29, "For everyone who has will be given more, and they will have an abundance. Whoever does not have, even what they have will be taken from them."

Have you noticed that your rich uncle keeps getting more gifts and blessings from people, even though he seems not to need them?

But look at you, nobody cares to give you anything, because you have nothing.

Here is the simple gist, push to have something. If you are starting out, nobody might help you, nobody might care about you, but the moment you hit a certain level, people will rush to even offer you help.

It is not hypocritical, it is just a natural law. People prefer to pour into a river than to pour into an empty cup.

This is exactly why your friend will prefer to share a celebrity's post than to share yours.

They prefer to comment under a celebrity that won't even notice them, than to drop a nice comment on your post.

So push, nobody is coming to help you.

At the initial stage, you have to do almost everything by yourself, until you have more, and more will be given to you.

It is just a simple principle.

This is not a post that goes viral but please SHARE this and bless your people.

Las las, we all go dey alright.

-I I MOSES

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[Omolara Oluwabukola @DagenMum]

@Temmystarry @AirtelNigeria True sha but MTN can be really frustrating sometimes, they will rather carry all the network instead of giving you 2g

[Omolara Oluwabukola @DagenMum]

@olajideobe 😂😂😂
Yoo gba ibi ire sir

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