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🏛️ Honoring Our Roots:

Lessons from the Past
​There is something deeply moving about standing in front of history and realizing that every artifact tells a story of who we are and where we come from.
​On a recent visit to the museum, these striking historical figures caught my eye. Among them are Ophia Fertility Figures, traditional African sculptures historically used in performances and ceremonial gatherings. In many ancient communities, these figures weren't just art—they symbolized the hope for continuity, the blessing of human life, and the prayer for a bountiful harvest to sustain the family and community.
​As a modern family, it’s a beautiful reminder of the values our ancestors held dear:

​Community: Coming together for shared celebrations and milestones.
​Legacy: Nurturing the next generation so they grow up strong and grounded.
​Gratitude: Celebrating the "harvest" of our hard work and daily blessings.
​Passing down these stories to our children connects them to a rich tapestry of resilience, creativity, and deep cultural pride. Culture isn’t just in history books; it lives in the traditions we carry forward every day in our homes.

​✨ Reflection for Today:
​What is one family tradition or cultural story you love sharing with your children to keep your heritage alive? Let’s chat in the comments! 👇
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Happy Tuesday!💯🙏 This is what a standard secondary school hall should be👌

Do say and don't say with the Princess and the Prince💙❤️

Do say and don't say with the Princess and the Prince ❤️💙 🖤❤️💚📚

Know your history

What a standard school's ICT room should look like👍💯

Radiate confidence and Joy 👍😄