Olorí Ade 👸 🕊️

Bro is singing his lungs out Singing rubbish in Capital letters 😂😂

Grandma had a second thought 😆

@LekeJoey What language are they speaking in this movie

Years Lovers Glasses of wine These are things that should never be counted

I don’t compete with people, I compete with who I was yesterday, that’s the only comparison that matters.

@JustKelechi This is one show that sit well with me, both parents and children can see it

Good Luck Charlie is a family sitcom that follows the Duncan household as they adjust to life with their newest member, baby Charlie.

@selina_romeo I hope this taste well, cause it's not really looking well for me

Port harcourt delicious bole Try this delicacy and thank me later

@Okujuruoyi I haven't even started watching this series yet.

Georgie and Mandy's first marriage latest episode 🎦

@AlhajiSUGAH This is an action packed movie, it's so full of suspense

This scene was sooo satisfying, she out smarted him

@FunnyOnana The ingrown are so much in there. Looks so painful

This has been there for years

@OkoisehE Tortoise sef no come here to play at All

The hyena cried for help helplessly

@amagumichael2 You can never get enough of this series. One of the best I have seen so far

Don't Worry...You Are Safe. #GAMEOFTHRONES .

@v3toryy Yea. You never can tell the child that will make you proud in the end. We all just need to train a child in the way of the Lord.

Male and female children are equally important. Value isn’t based on gender. *Why*: - *Human dignity*: Every child has the same inherent worth - *Family/society needs both*: Different strengths, perspectives, and roles — all needed - *Capabilities*: Intelligence, kindness, leadership, and potential aren’t gender-locked Preferring one over the other causes real harm: neglect, unequal education, and strained family dynamics. In short: the “more important” child is the one you’re raising well, regardless of gender.