What would the world be without mums?

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May 6, 2016 4:50 PM

The love of a mother is so overwhelming, and filled with special memories in our hearts.

What would a world without moms be like

That is why when we think of how to repay them for all the beautiful things they have done and a way to tell them “thank you mummy, for the love always”, it perhaps seems impossible and such a daunting task.

I wouldn’t kid you… I mean, how do you repay years of undivided dedication and selfless service, the smiles and tender hugs, a mother that puts you and your happiness first in all that she does, who never ceases to love you despite your shortcomings and a person who in moments of weaknesses, becomes your strength.

Sometimes it feels like no words or gift can really do justice to expressing our gratitude.

But maybe little things like appreciating your mother in front of everyone or in this case, entering the Three CrownsMum of the Year competition to nominate any mother of your choice as the next ‘Mum of the Year’ will.

This is because Three Crowns ‘Mum of the Year’ initiative is dedicated to celebrating mums all around the country, every year and it is an opportunity to say Thank you to our amazing mums.

All you have to do to participate is, buy the limited edition of the Three Crowns Mum of the Year Pack for just N1000. Search inside for a card with two scratch panels.

The first panel gives you an instant airtime recharge and the second panel gives you a nomination code. Go to www.femininelounge.com/competition and use the code to nominate any mum as the next Mum of the Year and stand a chance to win an all-expense paid trip for a family of five to an exotic location.

Remember we said ‘any mother of your choice?’ Well, that means that you’re are not limited to nominating just your biological mum. She could be your wife, your sister, your aunt, god mother or any mother that you think deserves to win the competition.

Terms and conditions apply.

Watch video below.

This is a feature by Three Crowns.

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