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Happy Leap Year!!!! *grins sheepishly*

It is 366 days of earth movement!

This year we have 29th February added in our calendar, making it a special day.

I was excited when I remembered today is a Leap Year.

Seeing that it falls on a Thursday, the day dedicated to sending you my love letters, I knew I shouldn't miss sending you one today *shines teeth*

So what is a Leap Year?

Happening once every four years, a leap year is when an extra day is added to the year to align the calendar properly to the extra hours it takes for the Earth to orbit around the sun every year. 

My kids recently asked me what happens to children born on February 29th. How would they celebrate their birthday since it happens only every four years? Good question *laughs*

My response was that they would celebrate their birthday on February 28th till the next leap year when they'd fully celebrate their original birthday. Just incase you too are wondering *smiles*

The next leap years will be in 2028, 2032 and 2036.

Now we are done with Leap Year greetings...

I would like to ask, "How are you doing, ?"

With the current inflation (the dollar palava is not helping matters at all!), increase in unemployment (more people are losing their jobs daily), and with life life-ing (trying to build a thriving business and finding balance with life no be small matter)...

I know it has been pretty tough. The only consolation I can give is to tell you...

It will get better. Just hang in there *hugs*

Before I drop my e-pen, I will like to make an announcement *drum rolls*

My company, Nene-Uwa Hub Ltd is pleased to announce our partnership with Untold African Stories to promote the beautiful land of Mozambique 🇲🇿

My Igbo brother from the Namibian motherland, Jospeh Kafunda, is the founder of the Untold African Stories, a multimedia project that showcases the vast beauty of the continent through documentary.

Bro. Emeka, as I fondly call him, started this beautiful project in 2020, where my company had the privilege of crowdfunding the maiden edition during our Tourism Crowdfunding Project in 2021.

He and his team have gone on to promote many more African countries and the recent one is Mozambique. You can watch it HERE.

Encourage my Igbo-Namibian brother by liking, leaving a comment and sharing. Tangi...meaning "Thank You" in Oshiwambo, a popular Namibian language *smiles*

Happy March in advance!

Till my next love e-letter, don't forget...

Life is short, live it to the fullest, .

Sai wata rana....e-see you soon *waves*

Your Wanderluster,

Ajala Nene