AASDU HONOURS 38 ANAMBRA INDIGENES FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE

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 AASDU Honours 38 Anambra Indigenes for Contributions to Community Development By Stella Obi The Association of Anambra State Development Unions (AASDU) has honoured 38 indigenes of Anambra State for their professional accomplishments and contributions to community development. The award presentation took place on Nov. 7 in Lagos as part of the association’s 2026 Lecture and Award Dinner, which attracted community leaders, distinguished personalities and other indigenes of the state. Among the dignitaries at the event was the Commissioner for Women and Social Welfare, Mrs Chinyere Esther Onyekesi. In her remarks, Onyekesi urged Anambra indigenes living outside the state to maintain strong ties with their homeland and embrace the Aku Luo Uno philosophy by contributing to the development of their communities. She also stressed the importance of parents communicating with their children in Igbo to preserve the language and cultural identity of younger generations. The commissioner com...

KENDRA WILKINSON REACTS TO CRITICS SAYING SHE’S AGING POORLY. (PHOTO).


 Kendra Wilkinson reacts to critics saying she’s aging poorly


Kendra Wilkinson is embracing aging and pushing back against online critics. In a March 8 Instagram post, the former Girls Next Door star shared a selfie and explained that she no longer uses filters, choosing instead to accept herself as she is. 


Responding to comments that she has aged “poorly,” Wilkinson said she’s fine with that, adding that she feels happier than ever despite wrinkles and weight gain. She emphasized that her joy now comes from balance, positivity, and living life on her own terms.


Reflecting on her journey, Wilkinson noted that she spent two decades in the spotlight trying to impress others, but at 39 she is focused on herself. 


She shared that she’s now a realtor and a devoted mom to her two children, Hank Jr. and Alijah, and that watching them grow brings her the greatest happiness. 


Though she has less fame and money than during her Playboy days, she expressed gratitude for her current life and celebrated Women’s Day by encouraging others to find fulfillment in authenticity.


This isn’t the first time Wilkinson has addressed body shaming. In past posts, she admitted hesitating before sharing photos out of fear of criticism, but ultimately chose to celebrate her body and her resilience. 


She described her Playboy years as liberating in their own way, but said she feels even freer now, less burdened by fear or depression. 


Wilkinson made it clear that she no longer cares about meeting others’ expectations, declaring that if people don’t like her appearance or think she’s no longer attractive, “then there’s the door.”

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