Showing posts with label ladies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ladies. Show all posts

Thursday, January 13, 2011

My dear Nigerian girls and ladies


Beautiful Nigerian maiden by Grace Bernard

My dear Nigerian girls and ladies

Lest we forget, not all girls are ladies.
That said, let me PLEASE, and appeal to you one more time,
It is good to love and have fun, but PLEASE, DO SO WITHOUT LOSING YOUR DIGNITY, INTEGRITY AND NOBILITY AND NOT BEHAVING LIKE DOGS.
God made every woman to be the virtuous woman, but majority of them have rewired themselves to become promiscuous and unscrupulous women who do not care about the dignity, integrity and nobility of womanhood.
Our beautiful daughters, sisters, aunts and mothers deserve RESPECT and we should TREAT them with dignity as not seen and used as sex objects.
You should be controlled by your brains and not by money and sex.
You should be ruled by your intellect and not by your animal instinct.
You humans created in the beautiful and wonderful image of God and not animals.
So, do comport yourselves as God made you beautiful, powerful and wonderful helpmate for men.
Be a blessing to your family and society and not a curse.
Make us proud and not disgraced.
You must reject everyone who sees you as a sex object.
YOU ARE NOT A SEX OBJECT, BUT AN OBJECT OF BEAUTY, DIGNITY, INTEGRITY AND NOBILITY AND A GREAT BLESSING TO HUMANITY.

Sing and share this all time classic song by
Juliana Aquino

I’m So Glad That I’m A Woman lyrics

In the morning when I wake up
As I comb my hair
I can hear my daddy saying
It’s a big big world out there
While putting on my make-up
His words linger in the air
Just use the love I gave you
And you can make it anywhere

I’m so glad that I’m a woman
I know I wouldn’t trade
I know I got it made
We’re the life line of mankind
And now is the time for me

Life is such a challenge
Live it day by day
You never know what’s gonna happen
A what might come your way
Just stop and think about it
There is nothing we can do
They can’t live without us and
We can’t live without them too



Thursday, October 4, 2007

Autumn Blues in The Romance of Life

Well.Well.Well.

How many of you missed my regular posts of Kisses & Roses?

I have been sharing my love with hundreds of thousands of people who have been visiting my popular Nigerian Times International Forum and Nigerian Times International and other websites. I have some more plugins and the largest Nigerian media network online will be ready for launch before Christmas.

My passionate article, "An Open Letter To Nigerian Girls And Ladies" is still making some of the affected and concerned Nigerian girls and ladies very uncomfortable. But I have moved on to focus on more universal issues.

My "Memories of a Refugee Child" published and distributed by Amazon Shorts is still making the rounds as one of the latest memoirs on refugees and other victims of bloody conflicts.

The Christams season is here and the early bird savings for your Christmas shoppings should be well spent and I have recommended that we should include good books in our Christmas hampers and gift packs. And Amazon has recommended "100 Hot Books" you should not miss.

I am still the one who was born to love.
But love begets love.
And those who do not have love cannot receive love.
Jesus Christ said, we should not throw our precious jewels to the dogs or swine.