When I first left home for school, my parents were very anxious. I was young, had always been protected by them, and had never been away from home before.
On my first day in the hostel, I met four ladies in my room. One of them was Wemimo. When she found out she was from the same town as my mum, she immediately took me under her wing. She helped me carry my things inside, arranged my belongings, and made sure I settled in properly.
She had already spent a year in the school, so she understood everything. But beyond that, she was kind. She looked after me, made sure I always had food to eat, and cared for me like a mother would.
Today, Wemimo is fighting for her life. She is battling breast cancer and has been unable to receive chemotherapy for weeks now.
Please help me give Wemimo a chance to live. She is a mother to a little boy, a registered nurse, and someone with so much life and future ahead of her.
Please help Wemimo.
The donation link is in my bio.
One thing I have learnt is learn to advocate for yourself in this country most especially at work,know your right,know policy and be professional at it.
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