Olajumoke Olufunmilola Adenowo Quotes

Marry right; if you must marry, marry someone who believes in YOU. Your gifts and talents, your vision and your future. Don’t marry because the guy has a fine car or is rich or whatever other ephemeral reason people choose spouses for these days.

Heterosexual men don’t marry men; don’t be a man, it’s not a competition. We are different but EQUAL, stay feminine, stay different.

Be very careful to follow your passion do what you love because it’s hard work.

I really don’t think in terms of challenges. Whatever I went through then exercised and developed my faith.

There is no point losing your marriage if you have married a man who has made it a deal breaker in your marriage.

Be discreet, remember your best friend may have a best friend who is not your own best friend.

Men were more suited to this physical work and it fell to the women, who without a doubt are the primary nurturers of children, to take care of the children.

Don’t roll away the ladder after you have climbed it, please Big Sis – let others climb up.

I need to clarify that my definition of work in this context is a woman pursuing her passion, and deploying her innate gifts and talents in the service of humanity for financial profit.