Feminine Alphabets

A is for Ancient as Cleopatra of Egypt.

B is for Beautiful as Agbani Darego; the Nigerian girl who won the Miss World contest of 2001.

C is for Charming as was Princess Diana of Britain.

D is for Diplomatic as Condoleezza Rice; former Secretary of state in the US.

E is for Elegant as Michelle Obama; first Lady of the United States.

F is for Feminine in every way as was Jackie Kennedy; a former first lady of the United States.

G is for Generous as Dorcas in the Bible.

H is for Homely as Martha Stewart; a cookery professional.

I is for Inspirational as Celine Dion; her songs are inspirational. I love her songs, they inspire me.

J is for Just as Rosa Parks; her statement “I stand no more” called for justice in the days of racist America.

K is for Kind as was Mary Slessor; a missionary who stopped the killing of twins in Nigeria.

L is for Leader as Sirleaf Johnson; the president of Liberia.

M is for Mother as was Mother Theresa of Calcutta; she gave the poor succour.

N is for Nurse Florence Nightingale, she introduced nursing as we know it today.

O is for Outspoken as Margaret Ekpo; a foremost Nigerian political and female rights activist. .

P is for Political as Margaret Thatcher; a former prime minister of Britain.

Q is for Queen- the Blessed Virgin Mary is Queen of the universe.

R is for Radical as Shirley Chisholm; the first black female to run for president of the United States.

S is for Story teller as Mary Higgins Clark; she is truly the queen of suspense stories.

T is for True as St. Mary Goretti; patron Saint of chastity.

U is for a United you and I as we move ahead in life.

V is for Vivacious as Whoopi Goldberg; a very lively and award winning actress.

W is for Warrior as Queen Amina; a Nigerian Female warrior, who led her army to many victories.

X is for X; that unknown, nameless, faceless, voiceless, woman, who has none to speak for her.

Z is for Zealous Juanita Bynum; a female preacher, helping to heal broken hearts.