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I am proud of myself. ❤️ I know my worth. It will only get better. I love myself I believe in my instincts. I never talk down on myself . I speak positive words into the universe; they go straight to my soul. I avoid toxic people. Above all, I believe in myself and pay no attention to anything or anyone that tries to make me think otherwise. You know who you are, what you carry, and what you deserve. Never let anyone make you forget that. ❤️n💡 by @official_oluoma_
Appreciate who appreciates you. Rate who rates you. Love who loves you. Like who likes you. Care for who cares for you. Respect who respects you. Reciprocate every feeling accordingly. Give people the energy they give you, no matter who they are. ❤️n💡 o😂 by @official_oluoma_
Aha! Mụ bụ Nwada Oluoma! 🥰❤️ Ada Nath! Ewoo! 😂🔥 Nwaanyị Igbo ka m bụ! 💃🏽❤️ Pleaseeeeeeeeee So much effort brought to fruition😂 I was lost in this wrapper, lol. 😂❤️ I tied it myself, and it went several rounds around my waist. 😭😂 by @official_oluoma_
#dataprivacy #dataprotection #training #floliz by @official_oluoma_
12 slides of gorgeousness My sandals from @footinsync by @official_oluoma_
In @bimboademoye my30thweddingthemovie, I would never leave an Osaze for a Lekan, right? 😂 Let me tell some of you something. If Osaze was not that guy, I wouldn’t choose him too. But look at him. He was sweet, gentle, kind, loving, intentional, intelligent, romantic, caring, and just everything! I was rooting for him while I was watching the movie. Now, imagine having that kind of Osaze in real life. 🙄🤗 I loved him even more when he found out that she couldn’t choose him, yet he maintained his decorum. That alone can make me change my mind and marry you. 😂 But now, imagine that kind of guy in real life for me. 🙄🤗 On the other hand, Lekan, oh! His love grew for her as well. He had his daughter’s back regardless, and I loved him for that. Because what if it was true? He wouldn’t allow love to come between him and his daughter. And that is also the kind of man I would love to start a family with. Because I will be confident that whenever I am not there, or if something happens in the future, my children will be in the right hands, unlike what we see today in real life. And this is my conclusion: Miss Ogbeta went for who her heart chose and what she felt. In real life, at one point or another, we have all said no to someone whom we know loved us so dearly, simply because the feelings were not on the same page, or because there was something about the person we just couldn’t put up with. But with Osaze, there was nothing wrong with him. 🥰😂 Their feelings just weren’t on the same page. And that is the reality for some people in real life. You can meet someone who is genuinely a good person, someone who loves you deeply, and still not feel the same way about them.That was the case with Miss Ogbeta. Instead, she connected more with Mr. Wellington (Lekan), and that is also the reality for some people in real life. My own real life is that, with a guy like Osaze, them no born that feeling well not to develop. Them no born that love well, not to fall. 😂😍 In fact, I will grow in love. 😂😂 by @official_oluoma_
When I remember the past, I smile at the future ahead of me. God is truly the greatest. ❤️ by @official_oluoma_
Just showing off my beautiful handmade footwear from @footinsync Crafted from scratch to finish, and I absolutely love it ❤️If you love it, you can place your order. 😍 by @official_oluoma_
I attended Fintech Week – Abuja Edition on Wednesday, themed “Building a Legacy, Powering the Digital Renaissance,” and honestly, I came away with a lot of interesting thoughts. Beyond the conversations around fintech, technology and financial services, one thing that kept coming up was the importance of solving real problems. We live in a time where technology is moving very quickly, but not every problem needs a complicated technological solution. Sometimes, the real work is understanding the people, understanding their challenges and building something that actually works for them. I particularly enjoyed the conversations around banks and fintechs. The relationship between both is an interesting one because while fintechs often bring speed and innovation, traditional financial institutions have established infrastructure, customers and systems. There is a lot that can happen when both sides find ways to collaborate effectively. The conversations around open banking, APIs and embedded finance also got me thinking about how much the financial experience has changed. People can access financial services from almost anywhere today without necessarily having to walk into a bank. But with all this innovation comes responsibility. When we talk about digital financial services, we are not only talking about people’s money. We are also talking about their personal and financial information. This makes data protection, privacy, cybersecurity and trust extremely important. One of my biggest takeaways was that privacy and security should not be an afterthought. They should be considered from the beginning when a product or solution is being designed. Another point I really appreciated was the encouragement for African innovators to solve local problems with a global mindset. #Fintech week We have many problems around us that require innovative solutions. But building something that lasts requires more than having a good idea. It requires research, validation, communication, mentorship, collaboration, integrity and the willingness to pivot when something is not working. So, for me, Fintech Week was not just about fintech. It was about people, problems, innova by @official_oluoma_
#link in my bio. This podcast explores the state of research in our Dear Country ànd how we can protect this research. #linkinmybio by @official_oluoma_
They said, “this is how, I would have looked, if I were in the 80s”, ànd I had to jump on the trend. It’s giving 80s baddie. by @official_oluoma_
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