Happy Post-Democracy Day Nigeria...

Hello People,
Happy Post-democracy day!
I've been so busy... while everyone was having a nice bank holiday celebrating Nigeria's growing democracy, I was working over the weekend.  Was so busy I hardly had time even to post.
This is toasting to a bright, beautiful future for Nigeria where everyone lives in peace, prosperity and health.
Amidst all the work, I had some time to do some socialising. My friend Toke Akande, became Mrs Aiyeola over the weekend. Here's wishing her and her husband a Happy married Life.
Image: Toke Akande Aiyeola (looking pretty on her wedding day)
Image: Toke and Olalekan Aiyeola.

Also, had a couple of social events which I'll share with you guys. Yesterday, Mayfair Gardens Estate Organised a health event for her residents. There was free health screenings for Hypertension, diabetes and eye tests. There was also supposed to be a health talk which I was supposed to give but did'nt as it did'nt hold anymore. Thumbs up to Mayfair for making health a priority in their agenda.
 Image: people undergoing screenings at Mayfair's Health Event.
Image: Eye screening at the Mayfair Health Event.

Image: Fruits Provided by Mayfair for beneficiaries of the Health Screening.

Also, yesterday I attended a red carpet event organised by the catholic archdiocese of Lagos, Lagos Archdiocesan Music commission (LAMCOM) at the Muson centre, Lagos. The strictly-by-invitation red carpet event was a fund raiser, concert and dinner to promote the growth of sacred music in the archdiocese. We were treated to lovely renditions of christian classical music and had a relaxing time. Music they say is food for the soul. I totally agree, as I left feeling rejuvenated and uplifted. Here are some pictures and a video of the event.

Video: classical Halleluyah Anthem by the Lagos Archdiocesan Choir.

 Image: Lagos Archdiocesan Choir Performing.

 Image: Myself, Archbishop Adewale Martins (Archbishop of Lagos) and Hubby (George Chima-Oduko).

Image: Myself, the Archbishop and Hubby.

image: myself.

Image: Guests at The Event.

Well, just thought it would be nice to share some gist with you today to spice things up rather than talking about health all the time. I hope you enjoyed the post and pictures?
Feel free to comment and share your views.
Till my next post, Stay beautiful, well and Healthy Pink.
Dr. Anire Oduko.







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