2 Days to My Birthday 🥺💜
As my birthday draws closer, I just can’t help but pause and thank God.
I’m so grateful for my family — the best gift I could ever ask for. I wouldn’t trade my parents and siblings for anything in this world (even though my siblings can be annoying sometimes, especially my baby sis 😅). I love them deeply. 💛
And to my friends who have now become sisters — Pastor Great and Pastor Fortune — you both are truly my answered prayers. 🕊️
If you knew how much I used to avoid female friendships, you’d understand how special this is to me. But God, in His kindness, sent you both into my life, and I’m so thankful. 🌻
#favourobioma
A day to my birthday 🥳☺️
I’m deeply grateful to God for Kingdom Diplomat FUNAI. Looking back, I can see that God truly planned every single thing — from gaining admission into this school to ordering my steps to KD FUNAI, my family on campus.
KD FUNAI shaped me. I grew massively in every area. My mindset changed, I was stretched, and pushed out of my comfort zone.
I’m grateful for PNEMS (our sent man) for the teachings, the discipline, the prayers, and so much more. He literally pours his heart out on us. I’m glad to be part of the Horsemen Generation 🐎🔥
I’m also grateful for everyone God has placed in my life, both far and near, everyone who has contributed positively to my journey from the very beginning. They are many; if I start counting, I wouldn’t stop.
Tomorrow isn’t just another day, it’s the beginning of a new chapter. 🌻✨
The D-day is here 🎉
It’s my birthday 💃🕺
I don’t know why I’m feeling so excited today, maybe it’s because it’s my first birthday as a graduate 🎓🤭
All my life, I’ve always considered my birthday just like every other day, admiring other people’s paranran — the cakes, parties, photoshoots, and all, but thinking I didn’t deserve it. Thinking of it now, I’ve never really celebrated my birthday.
But something changed.
What was it?
My mindset.
Looking back, I’m really proud of myself. I started a business that thrived and is still thriving, served both in school and church, and led in various departments, combining all these with my academics. All of these contributed to my growth.
I told myself that my birthday and every single day of my life is worth celebrating.
I’m proud of the woman I am becoming, the one I’ve envisioned.
With or without the celebration, I am happy.
I’m alive.
And that’s worth everything.
This new chapter feels big, scary, and exciting.
Cheers to me 🥂💛
Why do students find it hard to save? 🤔
A student collects ₦20k allowance in a month…
and it finishes before the month ends.
No savings. No idea where the money went.
Yeah, I’ve been there 🙋🏽♀️
And now I’m here to hold your hand through it.
That’s why I put together 8 simple savings hacks for students.
They’re easy, practical, and you can start applying them right away.
👉 Swipe through to learn the hacks.
Then tell me in the comments: Which one are you starting with first?
✨ Learn to Serve
I served in the choir.
I was also assistant leader in the welfare department.
But something changed when I was made Executive of the Marketing Department in church. That role exposed me and taught me lessons I’ll never forget.
❤️ I always thought I was too introverted — until I realized I wasn’t “all introvert.” I stood before a congregation of 100+ people to share marketing and business tips.
❤️ I learnt empathy. The old me would say, “Do what you like.” 😂 But as a leader, I had to put myself in people’s shoes, understand why they couldn’t do certain things, and find ways to help them.
❤️ I learnt people management. Managing people isn’t easy. But one key lesson stuck: if you want people to truly work with you, win their heart, not just their hands.
What number stood out for you the most?
👉 I’ll continue this in my next post.
📸Throwback to one of the times I was serving with my department family…
