How to Stand in Faith in a Dry Season Pt. 1

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2face Idibia reveals how he got his humble persona

 

 

 

 2face Idibia has spoken on how he got his humble character which has helped him throughout his career.

 

Speaking on The Gist, a Hip TV show, 2face stated that his character is as a result of him growing up in a humble home with parents who taught him to respect everyone irrespective of their societal level.

“I grew up in a very humble home.”
“My parents taught me to respect everybody no matter their level in society. I’ve carried that all the way in my life.

 

“You never know who you meet. Everybody has potential. Everybody is capable of becoming somebody, becoming massive, becoming huge.

“With a few money in my pocket and a few people saying ‘hey what’s up, what’s up’ doesn’t mean that I don’t go to the toilet no more.

  

“E no mean say when hunger dey catch me my own na iron I dey chop. Na the same normal food as you dey chop. The same normal water. All of us dey bleed the same blood.

“For me, I look at everybody as a creation of the almighty and we are all created equal. Except you do anyhow around me then I go respect myself and free you.

“So I’ve lived with that principle and I think I’m going to live like that till I die.

 

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Nigerian stylist,Ojo Daniel reveals how he was almost hypnotized in Computer Village, Lagos

 

 

A Nigerian stylist identified as Ojo Daniel was allegedly almost hypnotized in Computer Village area of Ikeja, Lagos.

According to him, had gone to the popular technology zone of Lagos to get a new headphone, when some people began to try it from behind. In addition to the quite strange movement, he noted that he felt physical contact and a man who probably was at the end of the 40 years he faced. Moments before the man tried to make a spell, he hurried to leave it empty and dumped. Still disturbed the experience, he explained the meeting on the page of their social networks asking the other users if they ever had similar experiences

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HOW I ALMOST GOT CHARMED (BRAIN-WASHED) IN COMPUTER VILLAGE
This was my TGIF mood yesterday not until after my unforgettable experience of an escaped brain washing on the street. If not for God and my small Street OT it would have been a different story. Here’s what happened, after I was done with a Client’s Inspection of a Property at Ikeja (Yes, I’m a Real Estate Consultant), so I decided to get a new earpiece at Computer village which I did, on my way out of the streets of C-villa, someone starting Shouting Chairman & whistling continuously from behind but I kept moving cuz my name no be chairman . The next thing I knew was I felt a tap on my shoulder from behind, as I turned i to see who it was, It was a man, obviously in his 40s with scars on his face, definitely a street tout and up to know good. Next thing he said in Yoruba ” Motin pe yin lati e kan nau” (I’ve been calling you for a while), then he confidently added “Alaye fun wa ni 2k ka fi saye weekend ” (Give me 2k for the weekend), I just smiled and replied “Alaye mi o ni 2k ti mole fun yin oo” (Bros I don’t have 2k to spare), as I turned front to take my leave, he grabbed my hands as I turned back in anger the next thing I knew was he started chanting incantations ni sha  saying “nkan taba wi fun e ni ko se” (whatever I say you shall do), at this point, I realised he was trying to charm me, he then leaned over and tried to whisper in my ear, with fear and anger I just pushed him away.As I tried to leave, he threatened saying “to ba kuro ni be yen ” (if you dare leave that spot), I just turned back and shouted “Koni da fun baba e” and before he knew it I don JAPPA!!!. On my way home I was just speaking in tongues and quoting scriptures, lmao infact you go fear cabashing  till I got home safely.
All my life, I have been skeptical when I hear about people (even close friends) getting charmed on the streets, I just confirmed it yesterday, guys thus shit is real, people are falling victims.
This to Lagos, Stay WOKE!!! Have you even fallen a victim before?
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Femi Fani Kayode’s wife, Precious Chikwendu buries late mum (photos)

Femi Fani Kayode’s wife, Precious Chikwendu buries late mum (photos)

 

 

Mrs Leticia Chikwendu, the mother of Precious Chikwendu, wife of former Aviation Minister, Femi Fani-Kayode, who died in April, 2018 has now been laid to rest.

 

Femi Fani Kayode announced her death then saying ”It is with a heavy heart but in total submission to the will of God that my wife Precious, my son Aragorn and I wish to announce the passing of my mother-in-law, Mrs. Leticia Chikwendu, after a brief illness.
Mama was simply wonderful. She has fought a good fight and stood firm in the faith.
She has now taken her rightful place in the throneroom of heaven with our Lord Jesus Christ.
May God be with her and may her soul rest in perfect peace.

Sleep on daughter of Zion, until we meet again”.
Below are photos from her burial:

Precious said “The hardest day of my life. i guess i came out strong. But mehn! this would take a long time to live down. she is resting in the Lords arms now so i have no worries of death. Rest on my sweet mother  

  

 

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Omosede Igbinedion presents her son with a diamond Cartier wristwatch

Hon. Omosede Igbinedion, representing Ovia South/West-Ovia North/East at the Nigerian House of Representatives, has showered her son with an expensive gift as he clocked 9 years old.

 

Omosede Igbinedion presented her son Prince Alexander with a diamond Cartier wristwatch made by luxury designer, Malivelihood.

Taking to social media, she wrote:

Happy Birthday to my Prince, my World, my bestfriend, my son, my Everything. God bless you my darling. May God protect you,guide you and keep you.
I am so blessed having you as a son, you brought so much joy to my life and the family.Each and every day I love you more and more, you are just so special.
Happy 9th Birthday. Prince Alexander Igbinedion- Akenzua

 

Happy birthday my Darling ��� @princealexanderakenzua
Thank you Malivelihood @malivelihood
Thanks for the cake @bakedby_melanii
Thank you Grandad, Nana, Aunty Ivie

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LeBron James Says He Regrets Giving His Oldest Son His Name

Lebron James has revealed he regrets giving his  13-year-old son, LeBron James Jr his name.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

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“I still regret giving my 14-year-old my name,” James said on the debut episode of “The Shop,” which premieres next month on HBO. ⠀

Explaining the reason behind his decision to name his son after him,he said

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“When I was younger, I didn’t have a dad,”“So my whole thing was when I have a kid, not only is he gonna be a junior, I’m gonna do everything that this man didn’t do. They’re gonna experience things that I didn’t experience.” ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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Kylie Jenner tops The Instagram Rich List with $1m per post

Kylie Jenner she has topped The Instagram Rich List. This annual ranking, released this week, is compiled by Hopper, a UK-based company that produces a scheduling and analytics tool for Instagram users. The company estimates that Jenner, who boasts 111 million followers, can bring in $1,000,000 per sponsored post. Yes, that’s for a single sponsored post. 

Selena Gomez, number two on the list, can bring in an estimated $800,000 per post according to Hopper’s research. The rest of the top 10 is rounded out by a trio of soccer stars (Lionel Messi, Neymar da Silva Santos Jr., Cristiano Ronaldo), Queen Bey, Dwayne Johnson, the newly betrothed Bieber, and other members of the Kardashian-Jenner clan (Kim and Kendall). Khloé, who is just outside of the top 10 in the eleventh spot, makes an estimated $480,000 per post.FOLLOW fb.me/jaiyeorieblog m.me/jaiyeorieblog ... spill TEA ABOUT THE TOPIC ABOVE.... Easy on Shade #jaiyeorie

Kylie Jenner buys all of the copies of her own magazine covers

 The 20-year-old lip kit mogul and her 5-month-old daughter Stormi Webster took a trip to a local magazine stand in Los Angeles on Friday.
She bought every copy of her August issue of Forbes magazine and her August issue of GQ featuring her boyfriend , Travis Scott.The billionaire bought all the copies of each.

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Sunmbo Adeoye shares throwback photos from her surprise baby shower

 

 

 

 Pastor Adeoye has now shared some throwback photos from the surprise baby shower her friends held for her!
Sharing the photos, the mum of three boys wrote “Appreciating people who are a blessing to me :  #tbt #babyAdeoyeshower They got me hands down. We were to go watch WAKANDA  and I wasn’t ready for no glam look. @teebelloo who checked on me every Wednesday all through my pregnancy had arranged this whole surprise. I didn’t see it coming. As usual, she’ll drive several miles just to see how I’m doing. Every Wednesday oooo. And she never missed any or did she? Can’t even remember. So on this particular day when she said, it’s date out with her, I didn’t suspect anything. Thanks soooo much Topiko  She even got change clothes from my closet without me suspecting anything  Topiko, TOPIKO Eyin bahd gan Words fail me. Even when I was away, you still go to check on the boys and pastor. May God reward you Big my dear. Thank you @alaranimiweddings for capturing the moment perfectly

 

Appreciating people who are a blessing to me  my adorable @Totalwrap @deemefbeautypalace @ankaramii my circle is quite small even though it looks large and this 3 make it a million and one larger with their largeness of heart. Ah! My Big sister @deemefbeautypalace words fail me oo. Thank you  Thank you ma  I cant even stop laughing at my self for bugging you sooo much while I was away. How I would call you in the middle of the night or early hours of the day to cry and say Zion didn’t pick my calls and I don’t know if he’s fine  And how you would drive miles to go check on them and do video calls so I can calm down. And the weekend trips and jollof. Thank you sooo much for loving the boys and for being their mum while I was away. Thank you soooo much sis. They had to confess that we speak alike and hold similar values.  na our mama born us na so love you love you love you till infinity and beyond. And my darling @ankaramii for shopping for the boys Favorite everything and taking it to them so they can smile. Thank you sooo much. You are my best friend for a million and one reasons  #babyAdeoyeshower #tbt

 

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you graduated with a First Class Degree in Civil Engineering; an accomplishment that is not only heart-warming- Pastor Paul Adefarasin’s son is as he turns 21

 

 

 

 Adegboyega Adefarasin, son of pastor Paul Adefarasin of House on the Rock church in Lagos. The picture was shared on Instagram by his father in celebration of his 21st birthday.

 

Paul Adefarasin wrote:
”Today, I am deeply grateful and prayerfully rejoice that one of my two sons and the seed of my loins turns 21. 
Adegboyega, we are grateful that you have tested our values and chosen to walk with them in the the path of the upright, and sustainably so. 

 

It seems like only yesterday …, you were but a baby in our arms, and today, we have a son who understands his place, his promise, his power and his purpose; who will not depart from the verities with which he has been raised; and who can stand authoritatively to speak with the adversity at the gate.

Recently, you graduated with a First Class Degree in Civil Engineering; an accomplishment that is not only heart-warming but also speaks succinctly of your dedication and discipline in the world of academia. However, you excel everywhere else and exude the attributes of a true leader. 

  

You have brought us only pride and joy, and so let it be IJN.

So in the moment of a defining milestone birthday, I write as your father in these two facets of life; the natural and the spiritual and want you to know that we commend you again to the Great Grace of the One who is able to keep you and cause you to continue to be far above and beyond all that you can ask or aspire to. I pray that the dew of heaven continually rests upon your heart, and that the oil of gladness never departs from your soul.

As a sharpened and well appointed arrow vested in to my quiver, you will go expressly to your God ordained destiny, and will attain greater heights than we could ever imagine.

 

May you be a voice to and for your generation – issuing forward the wisdom and awesomeness of our God.
Just as Our Heavenly Father is limitless; may you walk in His boundless grace to be all that you can be and to do all that you can do. 
We are profoundly proud of you, we love you, we always have, and always will. 
Have a great day!!!!!! Dad”
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How Folu Adeboye never allows any guest leave her mansion without gifts

  RCCG’s Pastor Folu Adeboye clocked 70 and she received quite a lot of tributes online.

 

Below are excerpts from two of the tributes online.
This is from film maker, Femi Adisa.
Today, my mum clocks 70!

 

You know my biological mum once told me that MGO is my real mum? Lol. Story for another day. (Just to be clear, she didn’t say MGO gave birth to me o).
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I love this woman with all my heart. Her motherly instincts are probably the strongest I have ever seen. She is so caring, sometimes its unbelievable. But don’t be fooled by all that care and love, when its time to use the rod, she will not spare it at all!
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I have learnt a great deal from her and I’m still learning. The opportunities and responsibilities she gave me as a young graduate were so unbelievable, my dad didn’t believe when I told him. When you are around Mummy G.O, she releases your wings to fly, she even helps you discover wings you didn’t know existed.
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She’s 70, but still very young in the mind. Her brain is sharp like kilode. Even with her busy shedule, she remembers the details of probably everything. Her brain is also always bubbling with great ideas; how to reach more people for Christ, how to turn the seemingly useless into diamond, how to grow faster and more.
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Her generousity? Let’s not even talk about that one. Its like she is always looking for something to give out. If you take a gift to her house, you are likely to return with more than you brought.
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Happy Seventeeth Birthday Mummy.

Below is an excerpt from Pastor Dolapo Adelakun’s tribute:

  

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Are you waiting for MGO?
The very first time I would be privileged to enter Redemption camp was during one of the Feast of Esther conferences. I think it was the 7th year of Feast of Esther.
My husband insisted I must see mummy. I had never set my eyes on her. I went to her office with a gift and I asked to see Pastor Mrs Adeboye. The secretary asked me to sit down. Not quite long, another woman came out and asked if I was waiting for Mummy GO and I said No. she left. After about 15minutes, she came out again and asked who I was waiting for. I said, I was waiting for Mummy Adeboye. She said, that is what I have been asking you but you said no. I was confused. She never asked me if I was waiting to see Mummy Adeboye. She asked if I wanted to see Mummy GO. I did not know what the abbreviation meant so how could I know if we were on the same page. She then explained to me that she is also referring to Mummy Adeboye. She said, that is what we call her in Redeem. Okay……….

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I opened my eyes
I got closer and I started attending the Feast of Esther. One day after a session, I went to say goodbye. As I knelt down, she started to pray. She started from when I was born, how my mother carried my pregnancy for 9 months without fail, how she delivered safely, how the Lord kept me in my growing years. It was a detailed and chronicled prayer. At a point, I opened my eyes to see if I was still there. I looked at her, her eyes were tightly closed. In my heart, I wondered, what kind of strange woman is this? When she eventually finished, my knees were screaming.
One great lesson I learnt is this: Appreciate God for every detail of your life from the beginning. Never lose sight of the goodness of God that has brought you to where you are.

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Her bags were so heavy!!!
I had the privilege of following Mummy to the Feast of Esther Cote D’Ivoire. I had to carry her two bags all through the meetings. The bags were so heavy, my arms almost fell apart. When she needed a thing, she knew exactly in which of the bag. She never missed any detail. She knew the side of the bag she placed the thing. I could not believe this. Even at her age, she was still so sharp and intelligent. I sat there amused and amazed. What kind of strange woman is this?
I have not been able to catch up with this……….

 

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I used to think I was a giver!
My husband and I dropped by in the house to drop some gifts. We knew Daddy and Mummy were not in the country. When we were about turning to move out of the house, we saw two women running after our vehicle. When we stopped, they said, we should wait. They wanted to give us snacks. We told them not to bother but the elderly woman said, please do not let me lose my job. I have been instructed that nobody comes into this house and leaves empty handed. The woman was frantically begging us to wait.
My husband in a sharp retort said…… these people are strange. There is so much to learn around here.
Till we got to Ibadan, I did not stop thinking about what happened. Even your domestic staff have been tutored to give IN YOUR ABSENCE. What a lifestyle! I used to think I was a giver but I learnt another consuming lesson here.
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Take the portion from the other freezer…..
From Cote D’Ivoire, she was giving her cooks instructions of what to cook and serve Daddy. I see……… Her ministry has not taken her off her marital assignment. Her husband still remained part of her divine assignment.
In my own case, once I leave town, my husband’s food destiny is in the hands of the cooks. I do not look back. When my husband complains about a particular dish he was served while I was away, I come back to pounce on the cooks……….. What are you being paid for when Oga still has to complain about his meals?
I learnt a good one here. Be in charge even when you are not at home.
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I was very quiet until…….
I was very quiet until I got close to her. Now I am very silent. Just looking at her, you will see so much peace and calm around her. She corrects but does not throw off the spindle as some of us do. Sometimes when she wants to get upset she will just say….. It is well. That is the end of the matter. No wonder she is clocking 70 in a good frame of mind. Mummy, I admire you so much. You have taught me so much without a school structure in place.
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Where are the others?
We took our two sons to visit Daddy and Mummy one Thursday morning. They had just finished from School. When Mama came and we told her these are our children, she asked, where are the other children? I said, we have two children. She said, Why? I said……. even these two was by the sheer mercy of God. She replied with a short prayer that brings tears to my eyes every time I remember this visit. She said…… And this same mercy will keep them for you. I can never forget this prayer. It humbles me every time I use it to pray for them.
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This is my daughter in law.
All through the time we were assisting her to serve her guests, this graceful lady was also there doing the same. Mummy kept using ‘e’ for her in Yoruba language. That is a term we use for those older than us in age.
When we finished and Mummy said, meet my daughter in law. I was not sure she was pointing to the right person. But it truly was her daughter in law.
So much public respect for a daughter in law? I took it in with so much wind in my breath……. Daughter in law? With so much respect? Another class came to an end. I got it.
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Dolapo, wa mu tie
To her everything must be shared. Everybody from the top to the base of the ladder must partake of every good thing around her. When I tell her I am full, she would say, fullu ko, fullu ni. Once she says that you had better behave yourself.
What a way to live! I run a mentoring school for women Ministers and the younger ones keep asking for the secret of greatness. This is one of the trademarks of greatness…….. Giving Life to all around you.
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I did not invite her?
On February 17, 2013, I clocked 50. It fell on a Sunday, so we had a special thanksgiving service. While I was fully dressed up in my office, a protocol officer gave my door a very rough and hard knock. He shouted from outside…… Mummy Adeboye is around. I almost lost my ear drum. In shock, I said, but I did not invite her! Maybe, it’s a mistaken identity.
When I looked out of my window, it was truly Mummy standing in front of the church canopy. I ran with my hat flying in another direction. When I hugged her, I just started crying. I could not believe my eyes.
By the grace of God, I come from a background where we grew up with strict protocols. Mummy’s coming was like the whole nation attending my birthday. Her person was a nation so I did not take it lightly at all. Her presence was far more than the presence of any national leader. Her influence cuts across nations, so when such people honour you with their presence, it is a great lesson in humility.
Mummy thank you very much for breaking protocols for a very small me.
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After every phone conversation.
After every phone conversation, she says, see you tomorrow if Jesus tarries. See you later today if Jesus tarries. She is so conscious of heaven and confident of the coming of Jesus. You cannot be around her and not expect the coming of the Lord in the next one hour. Heaven is so real to her and joyfully, she awaits the coming of the Lord.
What deep intimacy!
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Rora, je ki won koja…….
I was seated beside her on our way to the airport in a convoy. The traffic was heavy so we had to take a short cut near Olowu street in Ikeja. At a point, a woman and two men wanted to cross through the convoy. You know that is not right security wise but Mummy said, in Yoruba, please be careful with them and let them pass. Pass through a convoy? Do you know what that means?
I just kept thinking……. Power in the hands of the broken is what we all need as a nation.
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So she had this full blown scar?
I know in theory that Champions are products of scars. I also know that Each star on a General’s uniform is actually the remembrance of a scar.
Mummy told us her story publicly during the last Feast of Esther and I became really sober. Has she gone through all these and she is still happy and merry? You would not know except you heard like I heard.
The Glory of great women is in their story. No star without a scar. She has gone through it all and still scoring goals for the Master. No corner kicks. No penalties.
Jesus, thank you for your grace.
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No more questions!
Her messages are so simple and impactful. By the time she finishes, she would have answered the What, How, When, Where and Why of the topic. Very practical in her delivery. She does not leave her shortcomings out of her message.
She wraps up every message in wisdom. No loose ends. No confusion. No debate. No more questions.
When I come back home with my team from Feast of Esther, we go back to Mummy’s topics and everybody concludes that her messages are complete. Any question? They all chorus… No more questions.
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A very large heart.
A mother is not defined by her womb but by her heart. A mother is not defined by the number of children she has but by the largeness of her heart.
I do not know how she copes and tolerates all of us especially those of us who are weird like me. She remembers everybody’s names. Overlooks every naughty attitude. Cheers everyone to greatness. Gives everyone space to specialise.
Mummy, you are ONE IN A MILLION.
I celebrate you today as you clock 70. You have birthed in us a global mentality as regards ministry work. The excellent spirit with which you do ministry is unparalleled. You dot all the i and cross all the tees. From the sparkling toilets to the glowing Altar. You celebrate the drivers the same way you celebrate the directors. You honour the poor the same way you honour the prosperous. The high and low have a space in your heart.
Thank you, Mummy for creating space for us.
The greatest gift the great can give is the GIFT OF ACCESS. For this access, I am saying a very big thank you.
Many more years of exploits if Jesus tarries. You gave me a surprising global celebration on my 54th birthday. Mummy, Jehovah will reward you mightily.
I LOVE YOU FOR WHO YOU ARE AND FOR WHAT YOU DO IN THE LIVES OF OTHERS.
May the Lord grant us the grace to do greater works for HIS Kingdom in Jesus name.
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Photos from Frank Edwards 28th birthday party

 

 

 

Christian singer, Frank Ugochukwu Edwards celebrated his birthday on Sunday 22nd July.
Born Frank Ugochukwu Edwards in Nigeria’s Enugu state, he grew up with five siblings.

Edwards is known to have released a number of popular contemporary Christian albums, including Angels on the Runway (2010) and Unlimited (2011). He is also known for his work with both the LoveWorld Music Ministry and the Christ Embassy Church (Nigeria).

 

The Enugu born star, turned 28 last weekend has now shared the photos from the birthday bash via his Instagram page.

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Does Yemi Aládé attends Covenant Christian Centre

The Effizie singer who soon to be on a Canada/US tour shared with her fans, her anticipation to meet people from different races all around the world
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Morufa Kalejaiye, Oprah Benson, Daisy Danjuma turned up for Folawiyo’s 76th Birthday (Photos)

 

Morufa Kalejaiye, Oprah Benson, Daisy Danjuma ,Doyin Abiola converged at the home of Abba Folawiyo to celebrate her 76th birthday with her. The Cable reports

Friends and family converged on her Ikoyi mansion, Lagos, to felicitate with the widow of Wahab Iyanda Folawiyo, Nigerian businessman and philanthropist.
Dolapo Osinbajo, wife of the vice-president, sent her a cake gift with the inscription: “Happy birthday aunty from her excellency Mrs Osibanjo.”

 

Guests at the event include Daisy Danjuma,Morufa Kalejaiye,Oprah Benson, Florence Ita-Giwa, Doyin Abiola, Yetunde Onilere, and several others.

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Linda Ikeji’s only brother, Peks Ikeji poses with Donald Duke (photo)

Linda Ikeji’s brother, Peks Ikeji has been spotted with ex-Governor, Donald Duke in his sister’s studio

 

The young man who mentioned that he is tired of being a millionaire and is currently making moves on being a young billionaire, shared the photo on his social media page with the caption;

“Youth ambassador and ex governor”

 

His fans were excited about the move and took to the comment section with different appraisals
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Uriel Ngozi Oputa making Car seats

Taking part in a New show @_trymyjob all thanks to @emytova I'm making Car seats

I'm wearing my trousers wrong.

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