11th February, 2011
Stella Damasus: Valentine, as it is being celebrated all over the world, is a day you are expected to show love to people. I will be with my family on that day and also use the opportunity to enlighten my kids more on the significance of the day.
Halima Abubakar: Well, as it is now, I will be very busy on that day. But it doesn’t stop me from sending goodwill and inspirational messages to people any way.
J. Martins: To me, St. Valentine’s Day is like every other day when you
need to be good to every person around you. Jesus himself came to preach about love, so it is not a St. Valentine’s thing alone.
Peter Okoye: It’s like every other day when you will need to impact positively on the society. This time around, I will spend time with my lovely son and his mother.
Paul Okoye: It will be business as usual. We will be working but still find little time to call or send messages to those close to our hearts.
Julius Agwu: There are lots of people that need to be shown love out there. So, Val is a good day for you to reach out to them. Celebrating St. Val’s Day is not all about locking the doors to celebrate love.
Kaha: On every Val’s Day, I take it as a duty to visit the orphanages and motherless babies’ homes and this year will not be an exception. I don’t have to give them the best gifts in the world, but just to show that I care and love them.
—Bayo Adetu
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