Black woman celebrates 103rd birthday

Not many people have been lucky enough to live till hundred. It’s a huge blessing to be click a century.

One of the few lucky ones is Theodora Walters, a black woman who lives in Fort Lauderdale, United States of America celebrates her 103rd birthday with family, friends and loved ones.

Madam Walters celebrated her milestone birthday in her home, inviting friends, loved ones and even the local media.

When asked by a Local 10 News reporter what is the key to her long and healthy life, Walters said: “be good to people, always help out and give lots of love.”

According to her family, they said Walters doesn’t like going out to buy dinner. She cooked her own food in a more appropriate and healthy manner. That, among many other reasons, helps her to stay this long.

Commenting on the story, netizens expressed their love for the centenarian.

Another said: 103! Happy Birthday Mom 🙂 Bet you have so many stories to tell – I hope you realize how much you are loved and adored – Please keep her safe and comfy and as happy as possible – xxoo

Olivia wrote: Happy Blessed 103rd Birthday, Queen Theodora.

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  • Abu Bakarr Jalloh

    Abu Bakarr Jalloh is a Sierra Leonean writer, blogger, freelance journalist, YouTuber, and content creator. He is the CEO, founder, and Editor-in-Chief of The African Dream. For more info, send an email to abu@theafricandreamsl.com or WhatsApp +23276211583....

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