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It Takes A Special Mom To Hear What A Child Cannot Say Shirt

I make quick to celebrate my 60th birthday today, hoping for the blessing and grace of the almighty Allah’s blessing for the glorious day of Friday. It Takes A Special Mom To Hear What A Child Cannot Say Shirt! My birthday actually being until 7th January. Only Allah knows if I will reach it, but I still feel blessed to be close to breathing in it. For this, I must acknowledge the people who have made the most impactful imprint on my journey through life so far and should take all credit for the humble achievements I have made. They gave me their best, yet as human as I am, I remain imperfect.

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First is Alh Mohammed Sulaiman Bala; my father, whose main input was ensuring that I grew knowing that with prevailed comes awesome responsibility. After my commissioning as an officer in the Nigerian Army, his only words were – Saleh you are an officer today. By your command you can take lives or saves lives and the It Takes A Special Mom To Hear What A Child Cannot Say Shirt. Go find what is the best decisions you will make in service to mankind Next is my first mum,! Princess Nuala Doka Bala. Mama’s first responsibility was to have the burden of biologically bearing me to life.

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The legacy she bequeathed me was the value of sharing, honour and standing for the weak. As a Princess, she also taught me to be proud in humility. Then is Hajiya Amina Jummai Bauchi Bala, Your were responsible for shaping me to persevere pain and lack and the It Takes A Special Mom To Hear What A Child Cannot Say Shirt. You raised me in your rustic nomadic Fulani tradition of simplicity and stringency. You always reminded me that too much of the worldly is harm. You taught me to be measured in speech, but blunt and remain honourable even at the most life threatening of situations. Then is Mother Number Three; Mrs Katryn Hauwa Hoomkwap. Sister Kate at age 11, learned motherhood with me after I was born by an ill mother who was too weak to even breastfeed.