Motherhood Is The Most Demanding And Rewarding Job I Have – Toolz

Popular Beat FM OAP, Toolz has jumped on social media to celebrate Mother’s Day on March 22.

The radio presenter jumped on Instagram to flaunt a picture of herself carrying her son a few days after his birth.

According to her, shout out to all the super hardworking Mums out there and future shoutouts to those with babies still in heaven.

She added that Motherhood gave her a new purpose and it is the most demanding and rewarding job she has.

Her words, “Happy Mother’s Day to me! Happy Mother’s Day to all the super hardworking Mums out there. Happy Mother’s Day to the mums with babies in heaven. Happy Mother’s Day to the mums with babies that are still en route. This picture was taken a few days after my son was born, and was also the moment when he realised I didn’t really know what I was doing. (You can see the worry on his little face) They give you the baby at the hospital, then bid you farewell with no manual at all. Motherhood gave me brand new purpose. The most demanding and rewarding job I have. I love this little man so much, and I thank God for him everyday. The joy he brings to me (us) is unexplainable, and I pray that EVERY woman that wants to, gets to experience this joy!”

See the picture,

Lovely.

Tolu Oniru, popularly known as Toolz, is a Nigerian radio personality, talk show host, and presenter. She is best known for hosting The Midday Show on The Beat 99.9 FM.

Toolz was born in London on 6 July 1982. She had her primary education at Talbot House preparatory school in Bournemouth, UK, and secondary education in Nigeria before relocating to study at City of Westminster College. She also has a degree in Business and Mass communication from London Metropolitan University. Her parents are the famous Oniru Royal family of Lagos State.

Tolu Oniru married Tunde Demuren, son of a former Director General of National Civil Aviation Authority, Harold Demuren in Dubai on May 26, 2016. They have one child and the family currently resides in Nigeria.

In an interview with potpourri Tolu oniru talks on how she got into radio presenting on how getting on radio happened accidentally, as it was her first radio gig, and she wasn’t sure she was any good and how she was certain she would be fired in three months, but that didn’t happen. She described her career was initially on a ‘plan-as-I-go’ basis, but now she tries to plan more and set more long-term goals.