WOMEN MUST BE CELEBRATED....

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R-L: walu, mom, ceaser and sandra

ceaser,mom and walu
WOMEN need to be appreciated, loved and celebrated every day and in every way. This is what they deserve.
Women play a huge role in life. They give birth and become mothers. They raise children and they become teachers to them. They become a shelter and a shield to their children when the storms of the world attack.
Women are protectors who with a silent prayers.They fight a big fight without being physical. in the past women won fierce battles and the women of toady are continuing the struggle.
They are heading successful businesses, taking part in governance and in other spaces. They are leading in churches and communities.
They form part of teams that uplift our economy and improve lives. Thank you to all the women who do good things with pride and never let critism get them down.
You strike a woman, you strike a rock...I was born via a woman who has left mark on my life. Thank you mom so much until we meet on the other side.



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