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Happy Teachers Day
~2.8 mins read
This poem is dedicated to all TEACHERS

I AM A_ *TEACHER...*

_I May be a_ *School Teacher,*
_I May be a_ *College Lecturer,*
_I May be a_ *University Professor !*

*Behind That Doctor,*
_It is Me, a Teacher •••_
*Behind That Pharmacist*
_It is me, a teacher
....

*Behind That Engineer,*
_It is Me, a Teacher •••_ 

*Behind That Statistician,*
 _It is Me, a Teacher •••_ 

*Behind That Nuclear Physicist,*
_It is Me, a Teacher•••_ 

*Behind That Mathematician,*
_It is Me, a Teacher •••_ 

*Behind That Scientist,* 
_It is Me, a Teacher •••_ 

*Behind That Zoologist,* 
_It is Me, a Teacher •••_

*Behind That Entomologist,*
_It is Me, a Teacher •••_

*Behind That Botanist,*
_It is Me, a Teacher •••_

*Behind That Economist,*
_It is Me, a Teacher •••_ 

*Behind That Entrepreneur,*
_It is Me, a Teacher •••_

*Behind That Lawyer,*
_It is Me, a Teacher •••_

*Behind That Political Scientist,*
_It is Me, a Teacher •••_

*Behind That  Psychologist,*
_It is Me, a Teacher •••_

*Behind That  Architect,* 
_It is Me, a Teacher •••_

*Behind That Astrologer,*
_It is Me, a Teacher •••_

*Behind That Astronomer,*
_It is Me, a Teacher •••_

_*I Carry the Light Even though they mostly make  Fun of Me by their Uncharitable Jokes •••*_

_But I am a Teacher •••_

_*I don't Qualify for a Bungalow or a Villa nor Earn enough to buy an Expensive House or a Car like Corrupt Officers and Corrupt Politicians.*_

 _But Yes, I am a Teacher •••_

_*Some Think or even Say that I have too many Holidays. They never know that I Spend those Holidays either correcting Papers or Planning what and how I am going to Teach when I go back to Blackboard or Whiteboard ...*_

_Because I am a Teacher •••_

_*Sometimes I get Confused and even get Stressed by the Ever-changing Policies over what and how I have to Teach ...*_

_Despite All That, I am a Teacher and I Love to Teach and I am Teaching •••_

_*On Pay-days I don't Laugh as Corrupt Officers and Others do, But by the Next day I Love to come with a Smile to those that I Teach ...*_

_Because I am a Teacher •••_

_*The main Source of My Satisfaction is when I see them Grow. I See them Succeed. I See them having all those Assets. I See them Bravely Face the World and its Challenges. And I Say yes I have Taught in Spite of Living in a World Opened by Google...*_

_Because I am a Teacher ••• Yes I am a Teacher •••_

_*It doesn't Matter how they Look at Me,  It doesn't Matter how much more they Earn than I Do.*_

_*It Doesn't Matter that they Drive while I Walk because All what they have is through Me, A Teacher ...*_

_*Whether they Acknowledge Me or Not ... I am a Teacher ....*_

[You may forward.  this poem to all; and make each *Teacher or Lecturer* proud  of their career•]
HAPPY TEACHER'S DAY !!!❤️.
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I MARRIED A YORUBA MUSLIM IN 1984 ONYEKA ONWENU
~20.2 mins read
Onyeka Onwenu, an ace singer and actress, has finally opened up on her connubial relationship, revealing that she got married to a Yoruba Muslim in 1984.

The mother of two children, who had always kept her intimate life private, brought this revelation to light in ‘My Father’s Daughter’, her memoir, which will be released on October 1.In the autobiography, the 68-year-old movie star revealed how they fell in love more than decades ago and how the union brought about the birth of her two sons — Tijani and Ibrahim.

“In this book, I am, perhaps for the very first time, setting the records straight with respect to my connubial relationship. Yes, I was married. I married a man I fell in love with in 1984,” she said.

“We have two children: Tijani and Ibrahim. (Ibrahim later changed the first letter of his name from I to A, and thus became Abraham.) My husband is Yoruba, and was a Muslim when we met.”

The autobiography also documents her life as a musician, activist, wife, mother, and politician as well as her formative contact with feminism.

The author shared how the war between 1967 to 1970 scalded her teenage life, the debilitating effects of successive realities, and how her family remained bound amid the frightening experience.She also documents her years in America, the conflicts that were the products of being a migrant, her experience with workplace sexual harassment, and her decision to quit her job at the UN.

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