Queen-Sede-Ann and ASWCE

Queen-Sede-Ann and ASWCE We are passionate about supporting women and vulnerable children in the community and beyond. Supporting women and children is our top priority.
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Women and Child Rights Advocates
Against Female Ge***al Mutilation (FGM)
Motivational Speaker
Storyteller
Outreach support worker
Family support worker
Childminder
Work at Good Hope Hospital

08/10/2026

Abeg, who get ₦10k wey em no dey use, make em borrow me 🤣🤣

08/10/2026

The problem with having a good heart is that most people think you are stewpid

08/10/2026

Ngozika, lelationship wey you just enta yesterday nain you don run go save em number with " pillar of my life". Cement neva dry oo
Nawa ooo😜😜

08/10/2026

You Will Be Needed When You Have What's Needed
Don't See That As Love!
Na My Small Advice 🚶🏾‍♂️🚶🏾‍♂️

08/10/2026

With God, better days are coming
Don't give up hope

Happy Falentine day ooo😜🤣🤣Na me first wish Una Happy Falentine for 2027🤸‍♀️🤸‍♀️🤸‍♀️
08/10/2026

Happy Falentine day ooo😜🤣🤣
Na me first wish Una Happy Falentine for 2027🤸‍♀️🤸‍♀️🤸‍♀️

Good afternoon my peopleWho cooked this food? Show ya self, make I know why swallow no dey inside 😜🤣🤣🤣
08/10/2026

Good afternoon my people
Who cooked this food?
Show ya self, make I know why swallow no dey inside 😜🤣🤣🤣

💔 POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION IS REAL. PLEASE DON'T IGNORE IT!! A recent story of a mother who reportedly reached the point of...
08/10/2026

💔 POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION IS REAL. PLEASE DON'T IGNORE IT!!

A recent story of a mother who reportedly reached the point of wanting to take her own life and the lives of her family is a painful reminder that postpartum mental health should never be dismissed.

Postpartum depression is more than being tired or having the “baby blues.”
It can affect a mother's mood, thoughts, behaviour, relationships, and ability to cope.

🚩 Signs can include:

• Persistent sadness, crying or hopelessness
• Severe anxiety, fear or constant worrying
• Irritability or anger
• Feeling worthless or like a bad mother
• Losing interest in things you once enjoyed
• Difficulty sleeping, even when the baby is sleeping
• Difficulty bonding with the baby
• Thoughts of harming yourself or your baby

Untreated postpartum depression can affect the mother's wellbeing, her ability to care for herself and her baby, and family relationships. In severe cases, thoughts of suici*de or har**ming the baby can occur.

The good news? It is treatable.
Treatment may include counselling/therapy, support from family and healthcare professionals, and medication when appropriate. A woman who is breastfeeding should discuss medication options with her healthcare provider rather than stopping treatment on her own.

And please remember: don't tell a struggling mother to “just be strong,” “pray harder,” or “you have a healthy baby, so what are you depressed about?”

Listen to her. Stay with her. Help her get professional support.

If a mother is talking about sui**cide or ha**rming herself or her baby, treat it as an emergency. Do not leave her alone. Get immediate medical help.

Postpartum depression is not weakness. It is a real condition, and mothers deserve help, not judgment. ❤️
Picture Credit; FBK

So beautiful✨❤Congratulations🎉🥳 to Peller & Jarvis
08/10/2026

So beautiful✨❤
Congratulations🎉🥳 to Peller & Jarvis

08/10/2026

Nigeria Airforce should look into their aircrafts & stop toying with people's lives. Another disaster was averted yesterday all thanks to God🙏

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