Jerry Eze meets Toke Makinwa baby Yaya

When Pastor Jerry Eze met Toke Makinwa’s baby, Yaya, it wasn’t framed as spectacle. It was shared quietly — almost gently — yet it travelled far because people understood what it represented without being told.

Jerry Eze’s presence wasn’t about celebrity proximity; it was about season. A woman who has lived loudly through loss, reinvention, scrutiny, and growth standing in a moment of new life — witnessed, not explained.

What makes the moment resonate is the absence of performance. No sermon. No declaration. Just presence. In a time when faith is often loud online, this encounter felt intimate, reminding people that belief sometimes shows up not as words, but as witness.

#JaiyeWhyItMatters asks when life turns a page quietly after so much public noise, who gets to stand beside us — and why does that presence matter more than anything said?

Jaiyeorie — this is why it matters.

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