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Salawa Abeni at the beginning Historical Picture that must be cherished
At the beginning, Yomi Davies by the left is seen with Salawa Abeni, aged 9 with her promoter Alh Lati Adepoju the owner of the Leader Records who later married her. At that age, Salawa was doing -house help job but her bosses noticed that from the morning till she slept, she would be singing Batili Alake with a sonorous voice. So, they connected her with Lati. Salawa Abeni's first album: Gen Murtala Mohammed, made her. She became extremely popular and the Cowries started pouring in and she became extremely beautiful and black.
The rest is history.Salawa Abeni at the beginning ❗ Historical Picture that must be cherished ‼️ At the beginning, Yomi Davies by the left is seen with Salawa Abeni, aged 9 with her promoter Alh Lati Adepoju the owner of the Leader Records who later married her. At that age, Salawa was doing -house help job but her bosses noticed that from the morning till she slept, she would be singing Batili Alake with a sonorous voice. So, they connected her with Lati. Salawa Abeni's first album: Gen Murtala Mohammed, made her. She became extremely popular and the Cowries started pouring in and she became extremely beautiful and black. The rest is history.![]()
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Switched from Malawi to Nigeria—and won WAFCON
Chioma Okafor was born in Malawi to a Malawian mother and a Nigerian father. Just a year ago, she had hoped to represent Malawi but never received a call-up. After moving to the USA, she caught the attention of the Nigerian FA which led her to reject a last minute call-up from Malawi.
Nigeria’s coach Justin Madugu included her in his final WAFCON squad. Today, she is an African champion despite not playing at the tournament due to injury.Switched from Malawi to Nigeria—and won WAFCON Chioma Okafor was born in Malawi to a Malawian mother and a Nigerian father. Just a year ago, she had hoped to represent Malawi but never received a call-up. After moving to the USA, she caught the attention of the Nigerian FA which led her to reject a last minute call-up from Malawi. Nigeria’s coach Justin Madugu included her in his final WAFCON squad. Today, she is an African champion despite not playing at the tournament due to injury.![]()
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DID YOU KNOW...?
Goal setting is the process of taking active and deliberate steps to achieve your desired outcome.
Setting goals will enable you analyse and determine what you really want to achieve at the end of the day.
According to Locke (2019), "Every person's life depends on the process of choosing goals to pursue; if you remain passive you are not going to thrive as a human being. "
Goal setting is very important because it will help you to set priorities, hold you accountable, push you forward; and help you feel strong, and in control.
In setting your goals, be sure they are specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound.
This way, you will be setting not just goals but smart goals.DID YOU KNOW...? Goal setting is the process of taking active and deliberate steps to achieve your desired outcome. Setting goals will enable you analyse and determine what you really want to achieve at the end of the day. According to Locke (2019), "Every person's life depends on the process of choosing goals to pursue; if you remain passive you are not going to thrive as a human being. " Goal setting is very important because it will help you to set priorities, hold you accountable, push you forward; and help you feel strong, and in control. In setting your goals, be sure they are specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound. This way, you will be setting not just goals but smart goals.1 Kommentare 0 Geteilt 97 Ansichten 0 Bewertungen1
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