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THURSDAY TRIED ME BUT I SURVIVED

Posted on December 9, 2025December 10, 2025 By Miyah's Mirror 2 Comments on THURSDAY TRIED ME BUT I SURVIVED
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I’ve always seen Thursdays as a negative day — not “deeply negative,” but negative in the sense that nothing important ever happens. It just feels like that “bla bla bla” kind of day where I can’t waste a good outfit because, let’s be honest, Friday is the next day and most of us already have the mentality that Fridays are for native attires. Thursday is that last day of the week where you’re forced to wear corporate fits and pretend you’re organized.
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‎Personally, I feel like Thursdays are my unlucky days. Today started with me waking up late — okay, not exactly late, but you know when you’re expecting the light by 6 a.m.? I had been awake since 3 a.m., slept and woke up around 4, slept again and woke up around 5. Those weren’t even real sleeps, so technically I’ve been awake since 3 a.m. 😂
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‎The light finally came on past 6, and I still had to wash before bathing, pray, and get ready. Y’all know how long that whole process takes. I was already running late for my 8 a.m. class when they asked me to change my outfit and adjust some things (school rules). It’s not like I didn’t wear the appropriate dress code , sometimes those people are just not in their right senses, especially that early in the morning. Like, please, don’t add to my anger (in my head). If chaos had a day of the week, it would be Thursday 😩#ThursdayStruggles #StudentLifet#BlogPost #LifeUpdate #RelatableContent #ChaosChronicles#Miyah’smirrow
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A Painful Reminder on Children’s Day

Today, May 27th, Nigeria joins the rest of the world in celebrating Children’s Day, a day meant to honor the innocence, dreams, happiness, and future of every child. Schools organize celebrations, parents buy gifts, and children are reminded that they are loved, valued, and important.

But while many children celebrate today with smiles and laughter, some families are spending this Children’s Day in tears.

The heartbreaking report of 46 children allegedly kidnapped in Oyo State casts a dark shadow over a day that should represent joy and hope. Instead of being in classrooms, playgrounds, or at Children’s Day events, these children are reportedly missing, while their families wait anxiously for answers.

Behind every missing child is a devastated family, sleepless nights, endless prayers, and a painful silence that no parent should ever experience. Young children like Christianah Akanbi, aged two, and Sikiru Salami, aged three, remind us that these are not just numbers in a headline. These are innocent lives with dreams, futures, and people who love them deeply.

Children’s Day is supposed to remind society of its responsibility to protect children. Yet incidents like this force us to confront a painful reality: many children in Nigeria still grow up surrounded by fear, insecurity, and uncertainty.

No child should have to live in fear.
No parent should fear sending their child to school.
No community should normalize the disappearance of children.

Kidnapping has become one of the country’s most disturbing security concerns, affecting families emotionally, psychologically, and financially. Beyond the headlines, the trauma remains long after public attention fades.

This is why Children’s Day should not only be about celebrations. It should also be a moment of reflection. A moment to ask difficult questions about child safety, security, education, and the future we are creating for younger generations.

Government authorities, security agencies, schools, communities, religious bodies, and citizens all have a role to play in protecting children. Awareness must continue, investigations must be taken seriously, and every effort possible must be made to bring these children home safely.

As we celebrate Children’s Day today, let us remember the children who cannot celebrate with their families. Let us remember the parents whose hearts are heavy instead of joyful. And let us remember that every child deserves safety, love, education, and the freedom to dream without fear.

Because children are not just the future of the nation they are the heart of it.


#ChildrensDay #BringBackThe46 #ProtectOurChildren #EndKidnapping #ChildSafety #Nigeria #OyoState #SaveOurChildren #JusticeForChildren #RaiseAwareness #EveryChildMatters
May 27, 2026

2 thoughts on “THURSDAY TRIED ME BUT I SURVIVED”

  1. Favoooooo says:
    December 10, 2025 at 8:23 pm

    Shitt, I can get to know what’s really up with you from here???
    Niceeeee ❤

    Reply
    1. Miyah's Mirror says:
      December 10, 2025 at 9:00 pm

      As long as you keep reading 😄
      But there’s always more behind the scene

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  • A Painful Reminder on Children’s Day

    Today, May 27th, Nigeria joins the rest of the world in celebrating Children’s Day, a day meant to honor the innocence, dreams, happiness, and future of every child. Schools organize celebrations, parents buy gifts, and children are reminded that they are loved, valued, and important.

    But while many children celebrate today with smiles and laughter, some families are spending this Children’s Day in tears.

    The heartbreaking report of 46 children allegedly kidnapped in Oyo State casts a dark shadow over a day that should represent joy and hope. Instead of being in classrooms, playgrounds, or at Children’s Day events, these children are reportedly missing, while their families wait anxiously for answers.

    Behind every missing child is a devastated family, sleepless nights, endless prayers, and a painful silence that no parent should ever experience. Young children like Christianah Akanbi, aged two, and Sikiru Salami, aged three, remind us that these are not just numbers in a headline. These are innocent lives with dreams, futures, and people who love them deeply.

    Children’s Day is supposed to remind society of its responsibility to protect children. Yet incidents like this force us to confront a painful reality: many children in Nigeria still grow up surrounded by fear, insecurity, and uncertainty.

    No child should have to live in fear.
    No parent should fear sending their child to school.
    No community should normalize the disappearance of children.

    Kidnapping has become one of the country’s most disturbing security concerns, affecting families emotionally, psychologically, and financially. Beyond the headlines, the trauma remains long after public attention fades.

    This is why Children’s Day should not only be about celebrations. It should also be a moment of reflection. A moment to ask difficult questions about child safety, security, education, and the future we are creating for younger generations.

    Government authorities, security agencies, schools, communities, religious bodies, and citizens all have a role to play in protecting children. Awareness must continue, investigations must be taken seriously, and every effort possible must be made to bring these children home safely.

    As we celebrate Children’s Day today, let us remember the children who cannot celebrate with their families. Let us remember the parents whose hearts are heavy instead of joyful. And let us remember that every child deserves safety, love, education, and the freedom to dream without fear.

    Because children are not just the future of the nation they are the heart of it.


    #ChildrensDay #BringBackThe46 #ProtectOurChildren #EndKidnapping #ChildSafety #Nigeria #OyoState #SaveOurChildren #JusticeForChildren #RaiseAwareness #EveryChildMatters
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