The Waziri’s 🇳🇬🇨🇦

When my wife goes to get groceries or buy foodstuff to cook on a weekend like this, and I’m left alone to babysit the kids all by myself as a blind person, it’s like an adventure for me. I remember when we first got to Canada I was scared and I was wondering: “What if something bad happens to them? What if I’m not able to take care of them? What if they get injured or something?” Miraculously, ever since I’ve been doing this for the past two years, there hasn’t been a single domestic accident. I always focus on my hearing to find out what they are doing at all times. Even my son William wonders how I notice when he’s doing something wrong and correct him. Even though I’m not able to see my children, I value every moment spent with them. I hug them, play with them, feel their little faces, and try to understand their facial expressions. If you are able to see your loved ones, if you are able to feel them, comment below how grateful you are. But please find a place in your heart to say a prayer for me—that I’ll see my children someday.🙏 The chronicles of a blind dad

This hardworking woman traveled all the way to China a few months ago, pouring her time, energy, into her business. Sadly, tragedy struck when the shipping company handling her goods was affected by the devastating fire outbreak at Balogun Market and heartbreakingly, she has received no refund from them. In just a moment, so much of what she worked tirelessly for was lost. 💔 But with your help, she can rise again. Please support @tifefashionstores with any amount you can afford. No donation is too small ,even the little goes a very long way. Let’s stand with her, show love, and help her rebuild. 🙏 Account Details GTB 0148220802 Akindiya Boluwatife Thank you so much for your kindness and support.@tifefashionstores

When he thought I wanted to be romantic 🤣🤣

This worship song has been on repeat on my playlist ,it’s been blessing me, and it can bless you too. As humans, we can get too tired to pray, especially when you’re expectant for so many things. You’re not weak for feeling tired, and you’re not forgotten just because heaven feels quiet. God is still present, even in the silence. Sometimes His work is happening in ways we can’t see yet strength being built, roots growing deeper, hearts being held together. Keep bringing your honest prayers, even the exhausted ones. God listens to sighs, tears, and whispered faith. Waiting doesn’t mean abandonment, and delay doesn’t mean denial. Rest if you need to. Breathe. You are seen, you are loved, and God’s timing is not the absence of His care. “Those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength.” (Isaiah 40:31)

1 secret to happiness

When you’re busy doing dishes and hubby Is pressing phone 🤣

Come with us to go drop off Star at daycare

Being married to someone with a disability has changed my heart and the way I understand love, patience, and partnership. Love is not about fixing or saving, it’s about staying, walking beside them at their pace, even in a world that moves too fast. Disability has taught me to slow down, listen with care, and be present in ways beyond words. Strength doesn’t always look strong. Sometimes it’s asking for help, resting without guilt, holding on through hard days, or speaking up when you’re tired of explaining. Many struggles come not from disability, but from a world full of unnecessary barriers. Our life is not tragic . It’s real missed plans, quiet frustrations, unexpected laughter, and moments of deep connection that no one else sees. Being married to someone with a disability has shown me what real commitment is choosing love, again and again, even on the heavy days.

My everyday crush 🥰❤️❤️❤️

Chicken disappear Prank on my hubby 🤣

Puzzle Time with Star 😘

He said is it snowing in the house🤣🤣?

A message to you all from the inspiring Blind man & my amazing wife👩‍❤️‍👨

Are all men like this?🤣😂

Happy Sunday from the Waziri’s 🥰🥰🙏🏻