My Poetic Message For Fatimah Musari Titilope On Her Induction As A Physiotherapist By Maryam Oyewunmi AbdulAleem

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Looking around I saw a gorgeous physiotherapist
An intelligent sister with a great personality
A righteous sister who places nothing first except her religion
Is it her strength you want to compare?
Or her loving character?
She is second to none in good character
What a wonderful sister!

Alas, it's her induction!
Wow, the day has come
One of the happiest moment in her life
After all the struggle in OAU
She still graduated beautifully
Though, it's not by her power
But by Allah's mercy
Keep soaring high dear sister
The sky is not  your limit

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  1. UnknownMarch 8, 2022 at 10:17 AM

    She is a blessed soul, may Allah continue to guide her ways.

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