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Ada @50. A time was had!

#50th #chinekedaalu #alphabet #agbada #igboroyalty taken in Victoria Island, Lagos by @conversationswithomy

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2 months ago

#worldcup #fifa #football taken in Abuja, Nigeria by @conversationswithomy

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4 months ago

Thankful for another year.

#birthday #tarus #april taken in Abuja, Nigeria by @conversationswithomy

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6 months ago

22 years of widowhood.

A lifetime ago.

Dr Kelechi Egesie Wokemba
18th March 1969 - 23rd March 2004.

Always remembered.

#widowhood #loss #healing #husband #conversationswithomy taken in Abuja, Nigeria by @conversationswithomy

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Happy Mothering Sunday to me, my mum and all Anglican mothers. taken in Abuja, Nigeria by @conversationswithomy

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7 months ago

🖤🤍

#sunday
#march by @conversationswithomy

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7 months ago

Happy New Year Fam!

Make it a good one.

#newyear #holidays #2026 #reelsviralシ by @conversationswithomy

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9 months ago

This cutie turned 3 today.

Happy birthday @kositotheworld 🩵🩵

#dogbirthday #septemberbaby #mykoko #birthdayboy by @conversationswithomy

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a year ago

You know what day it is.

#tgif #mybestday #blackdress #boubou #asooke #fridayfashion #abujafashion #fyp #explore #abaya #patchwork #duoduo by @conversationswithomy

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a year ago

Words cannot describe how it felt to attend the @nbaconferenceng with my daughter - her very first Bar Conference.

We are not the first mother-daughter duo to attend a professional conference together but this was pretty special to me and I am grateful that I got to do this with her.

Enugu was 🔥🔥🔥🔥. taken in Enugu, Nigeria by @conversationswithomy

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a year ago

Saturdaying.

💙💚 taken in Abuja, Nigeria by @conversationswithomy

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Interviewer: Looking back, what were some of the most defining moments of your time as a judge – particularly while serving on election petition panels, or as Acting Chief Judge of Abia state?

Mum: As a member of the election petition tribunal in one of the states, one of the defining moments was when I was overwhelmed with sadness during a particular election petition proceedings. I discovered that a petitioner could not obtain justice that he rightly deserved because he couldn’t surmount the herculean requirements of the Electoral Act at the time, in order to prove his case. I prayed for the amendment of the Electoral Act so that those who rig elections should not get away with it. As acting Chief Judge, the task was enormous, spanning throughout the judiciary in Abia state. I also had the responsibility of being the Chairman of the State Judicial Service Commission. That is when I experienced another defining moment. I experienced a situation where I had to stand up for what was right despite stiff opposition from within and outside the commission. There were other defining moments, but these are the two that are most memorable and made a lasting impact on me.

For the full interview, click on:

https://punchng.com/law-in-their-blood-three-generations-united-by-love-for-justice/?amp taken in Abuja, Nigeria by @conversationswithomy

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