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My worldfamily events page...
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My desire to create a better world for our children for generations to come Sep 15

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My desire to create a better world for our children for generations to come

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what is your vision for the world?

I envision this world full of peace, no hungry children. A world that has realized the importance of simplicity..technology although very useful has changed our value system. I envision a world where all people live as one with the earth, planting and reaping from our hard work...Living in harmony with each other and everything around us. I envision a world where our future generations can raise their children in peace and harmony. A world where money and vanity take a back seat to love and unity and righteous acts.

About Me:

I am a happy mom of two beautiful children and a graduate of Ward Stone Medical College in Miami, FL. My heritage is Nigerian and I am very proud of who I am.

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http://www.exoticcatering.com

What are the creative skills that you feel you have or would like to develop.

I am a mother, an artist, a dancer and a chef. With the life skills I have attained I have homeschooled both my children, given countless hours of loving support to other women who are raising children with or without help. To put it simply I am a woman who loves children and who would love to see a world where our children come first in all our efforts. This earth will be here long after we are all gone and I want to contribute all my God given talents and love to assuring that this earth will survive to feed and nourish us for generations to come.
There is always a better way....

Greetings WorldFamily..this is where I will post videos of artists I would love to see at the WorldFamily Festival..Please feel free to express your opinions on all artists videos:)

2face Idibia of Nigeria performing his song "For Instance" live, he speaks in the musical language of the youth of today, getting a message of righteousness out to the young, one of the artists I would love to see at the WorldFamily Festival, I like his energy!...Enjoy Family:)

Irie Love, one of my favorite Female artists with "Put Jah First"

Midnite of St, Croix " Mama Africa"

Heru the ancestrally connected spoken word artist of Ghana, my friend and a powerful voice for Africa!
Heruspeaks in Lagos, Nigeria..World Music Day part 1

Heruspeaks in Lagos, Nigeria..World Music Day part 2

Marvellous Benjy of Nigeria one of the pioneers of Urban Pop Music In Nigeria speaks to the youth in this song: "Which Level"

Sound Sultan a Nigrian Artists tugs at my heartstrings with this song: Mother Land"

Bantu a Germany based Nigerian duo sings of home: "Ile"

Bantu again with "Lagos Jump"

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At 5:12pm on October 15, 2009, Jocelyn Jones said…: Hi Seyi,

Nice to hear you. Sorry about the never materialising phone call. When I remember and have time it would not be a sociable thing to do - like you sleep at night - when I think it is day time. Just going out now to catch the last of the sun.

Love, Jocelyn

At 9:49am on September 16, 2009, Louis Loizou said…: Thanks Seyi. I have been under a lot of stress because of the work I do as a Tenant Representative and having to play politics with Council officers, some of whom play dirty. We have now sorted things by appealing to top Council Directors and that's why I think I got ill. I am getting better slowly - nothing is too serious.
Blessings, Louis.

At 1:39am on September 16, 2009, Mwalimu W. Kabaila said…: am honored to be in yiour presence.

At 7:12pm on September 13, 2009, Jemilehin Oluwaseun Opeyemi said…: hi sis, its been long and I do hope all is well I tried to send you some message the other time but the site wasgiving a problem. Hope to hear from you

At 2:52pm on August 28, 2009, Jemilehin Oluwaseun Opeyemi said…: Hello sis its been long hope you and your family are doing fine over there I just want to say hi. Cheers

At 12:13am on August 26, 2009, Frank T. said…: Hi Seyi, things are going well on my end. I hope you get a chance to visit the Africa Peace website mentioned in my discussion and maybe you, Louis and Nadia could hopefully speak with Dr. Davidheiser about his project.

At 12:24pm on July 24, 2009, Frank T. said…: Hello Seyi,

Sometimes the mundane day today activities get in our way and become a distraction to our spiritual nature. We must always keep in perspective that we are spiritual beings first. Your friendship and kind words are a constant reminder of that fact. Many blessing to your family, household and you. I am working towards re-centering my spiritual balance thank you for being you.

At 9:42am on April 20, 2009, Jocelyn Jones said…: Hi SeyiFunmi,
I see your face so I know you are around but I have not heard your voice for a while. How are you? Have I got it right that you moved (long ago) to Merritt Island? I was looking at the map and realised I had been near there a few years ago - I should imagine a good place to be living, even though everywhere is challenging at the moment! I hope life is happy there and the children are well?
I have just got back from India and I met quite a few lively young Americans, inevitably from all over the place as USA is so big, but I promised to send them invitations to World Family. Would it be ok if I send them in your direction if they do respond?
My mobile is +447884266537. If you could drop me a text with your landline I have a cheap way of ringing landlines in USA. It would be so nice to speak with you directly and swap ideas about how to develop WF in the North.
With love and blessings,
Jocelyn

At 7:03pm on July 23, 2008, Jemilehin Oluwaseun Opeyemi said…: Hi sister thank you for the great job you are doing over there at making sure that the forth coming world food festival is a success. And I do appreciate the efforts of Baba and Mama Arigbede for there efforts towards the same direction. I do hope that by then we are going to meet face to face. Till then I pray that may Olodumare cointinue to be your guide.

At 6:58pm on July 23, 2008, Jemilehin Oluwaseun Opeyemi said…: Hi sister I am very grateful for the good you are doing over there at making sure that the the forth coming world food festival is a success. It is my belief that we are going to meet during the festival. IAnd I really appreciate the efforts of Baba and Mama Arigbede for their untiring efforts. Extend my greetings to the members of your family. Till we meet I pray that Olodumare willcontinue to be your guide.