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“I can’t keep calm” Mary Njoku excited as her son turns 10

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Mary Njoku celebrates son's 10th birthday

Nollywood actress and filmmaker, Mary Remmy Njoku can’t keep calm as her son turns the big 10 today.

Taking to her Instagram page to share a video collage of her son over the years, the proud mother revealed that she can’t keep calm.

The wife of Jason Njoku stated that she is in disbelief that she has a 10-year-old.

“I have a 10yr old LITTLE MAN.
I cannot keep calm”.

Mary Njoku celebrates son's 10th birthday

“A mother is the most impactful mentor a child can have” Mary Njoku tells men

Just days back, Mary Remmy Njoku shared a piece of advice to men on the importance of mothers to their children.

Mary opined that a mother is the most impactful mentor a child can ever have.

She noted how many men want their children to be brilliant, go-getters, strong, and champions, yet they treat their wives as a lamb.

The filmmaker pointed out how a fowl can’t raise a tiger, so they should get ready to send their lambs into the jungle of life.

Mary Njoku indirectly is telling men that a gentle wife and mother can’t raise kids to be like tigers

“Dear Brothers, you want your kids to be brilliant, go-getters, strong, Champions! You want them to be Tigers of industries. Society should feel their impact. But your wife has to be a lamb.

Oga! Fowl no fit raise tigers! Na only Tiger fit raise Tigers. So get ready to send your lambs into the jungle of life.

A mother is the most impactful mentor a child can ever have. So be careful what you wish for”.

Mary Njoku reveals the most important thing children need

Mary Njoku also revealed the most important thing children need.

According to the actress, children won’t remember expensive gifts and toys bought for them, but they will only appreciate and remember the time you spent with them.

Sharing a cute photo with her daughter, Mary Njoku stressed that parents can make every moment count for their children by spending quality time with them.

“She wrote:

Children won’t remember the expensive toys you buy for them. They will remember the time you spent with them. So make it count”.