Post by Mild Uchenna (@Milduchenna)
#LLThrowbackThursday is here!
Omo... no be today me and graduation become friends o!
This throwback takes me back to my Nursery 3 graduation, where I proudly proposed the motion: "Who is more important in the family, boys or girls?"
My supporting arguments were solid, at least according to my Nursery 3 brain. π I confidently told everyone that boys do the hard work in the family. Then I boldly turned to all the parents and asked, "Are parents always happier when a baby boy is born?"
To my surprise, every parent answered, "Yes!" in unison. Omo, at that moment, I knew the debate was over before it even ended. In my mind, I had already won the debate before they even announced the winner.
Now, many years later, I have just one question.
Has anything really changed from then till now, or was my Nursery 3 self cooking something?
Ladies, abeg no vex. Na my Nursery 3 lawyer self dey argue that day.
Now it's your turn! It doesn't have to be just an old picture. Share an old memory, a funny story, a throwback quote, an unforgettable experience, or anything that brings back beautiful memories.
Don't forget to use the hashtags #LLThrowbackThursday and #LLTBT so everyone can find, enjoy, and engage with your post. Let's make today's timeline the most fun and nostalgic one yet!

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You did so well then
And till now the answer is still yes
Thereβs this feeling the whole family have when a baby boy is born in the family
Yes, because parents still secretly have their preferences. π
And no, because these days, we all know the real MVP is the one who brings in the money an...
When I was the igbo news caster during graduation. It was fun and while casting my news head I speak with boldness and enthusiasm which make all my teachers and classmates very proud of me that even when the senior once wants to give to another student t...
That signature na follow come.
U looked and still look bold π₯
Make I go find my own TB pishure. I dey come π
Thank you for this initiative