A leader, Yoruba will call her, "Asiwaju."
A princess, her parents call her "Aderonke."
First born daughter, a treasure, a gift.
Eldest sister, her siblings call her "Egbon."
Intelligent, beautiful, charismatic, loving, caring,
Strict, disciplined, stylish, annoying,
Adjectives fail to qualify her.
Adverbs cease to modify her.
Loved, regardless.
A guide in this confusing world.
My home, one of my safest Haven.
My shield, one of my greatest warriors.
My backup plan, one I can easily run to.
Elder siblings are gifts.
Elder sisters are treasures.
An elder sister like you, Yoruba will call her "Ebunpatakibiwura."
Noble and illustrious, you are called "Arya."
A princess, a high born, you are named "Ameerah."
A leader, a Queen, now and forever more.
Loved now and forever more.
There now and forever more.
Ameerah, love there was, love there is, and love there will forever be.








NOTE.
Some words that are not in English.
Note that;
"Yoruba" is one of the three major tribes in the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

"Asiwaju" means leader.

"Aderonke" is a Yoruba name, it means The Crown Sees Something To Pamper.

"Egbon" means elder one.

"Ebunpatakibiwura" means a gift that is as important as gold or even more important.

"Arya" is a name of Islamic origin that means noble.

"Ameerah" is also a female name of Islamic origin that means Leader. The male version is "Ameer"


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