Written by Adetola Adeolu-Balogun, a LagosMums Guest Blogger I always look forward to Sunday service, it’s a time to be refilled with The Word and enjoy God’s presence. This Sunday service was a blessing to me and it would be selfish of me not to share it with you, so sit back, relax and read […]
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A New Year brings an almost involuntary reaction to set some New Year resolutions and goals. A New Year comes with the idea of a fresh start and new beginnings. Chance to try something new, try something you were not able to achieve in the past year. While there are a lot of the more
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After all Moses did for the Israelites in leading them out of Egypt, through the journey and challenges in the wilderness yet in the end God denied him entry to the promised land for his disobedience. Moses pleaded on the behalf of the Israelites several times when God was angered at their constant ungratefulness and
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The Proverbs 31 Superwoman – could it be you in 2013? A new year brings with it a sense of renewal and the age-old tradition of new-year resolutions helps you to focus on making positive changes in various aspects of your life. Many people make new-year resolutions to exercise regularly and lose weight, maintain a
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DADDY’S DELIVERY GIRL by Tracy Nneka Osokolo Tracy Nneka Osokolo is the author of “Red Pepper and English Tea” – ANBUKRAFT Award Winner for Best New Fiction. She was a Resident Writer at the London 2012 Olympics Festival at the Southbank Centre. Tracy will be writing a regular column for LagosMums! Each evening when we sit
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It’s time for Your Annual Check Up Are you one of those people that postpone scheduling your annual dental check up? The result of not having a regular check up means that you may end up having a painful emergency that will cost a lot more than it would have done if only you’d gone
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RE: APPEAL FUND ON BEHALF OF EMMANUELLA EZENAGU In January 2010, Chetachi Ezenagu, a young married mother, left her beautiful daughter Emmanuella in the care of her nanny. She had just turned one, before that she had been a happy healthy little baby. At lunch time, Chetachi came home to find her baby unconscious
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Comfort in the Salon! I am finally at the salon putting braids in my hair! between having to answer questions from my toddlers about the true length of my hair, or them asking about my integrity aka why I am pretending that the weave-on is my hair when it is not, or them threatening to
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Minor injuries are common in childhood – they are a normal part of children growing up, testing out new abilities and exploring the world. However, every hour, four children under the age of five are admitted to hospital with more serious accidental injuries. In 2010, 83 under-fives died following accidents. The real safety risks Child
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Grandmothers blame “liberal parenting” as the reason for the rude and lazy children being raised today. Survey shows children ignore common courtesies Decline of family meal causes bad table manners Scrapping strict school rules also blamed A decline in traditions like sitting down to eat dinner together and using common courtesies such as ‘excuse me’
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