“Our dear mother” – Mercy Aigbe’s husband, Kazim Adeoti pays condolence visit to Kunle Afolayan (Photos)
Nigerian marketer and husband of actress Mercy Aigbe Kazim Adeoti has paid a condolence visit to filmmaker, Kunle Afolayan following the loss of his mother.
Kemi Filani reported days back that Kunle Afolayan had lost his mother, Omoladun Ayanladun Afolayan, at the age of 81. Kunle shared the sad news on his Instagram page, as he noted that his mother’s demise is hard to accept but her good life is a comfort to them. While seeking the prayers of all, Afolayan noted that his mother is survived by her children and grandchildren.
Taking to his Instagram page, Kazim Adeoti shared a photo of his condolence visit to the home of the Afolayan’s. In the photo, he was captured posing for the camera as he signed the register.
“May the soul of our dear Mother rest in the Lord.
Orun ‘re fun Iya wa Omoladun Afolayan.
My condolences, @kunleafo @aremumimostwantedlikecrudeoil”.
On Wednesday, BBNaija Hermes Iyele announced the demise of his mother, who died on the 5th of November 2024. He stated that he was making the announcement public so he could properly start his grief and also because he currently lacked the strength or capacity to handle the situation. He urged the public to pray for them as well as assist them.
In September, Popular skit maker Nasty Blaq lost his mother. In a brief post, Nasty Blaq prayed that God give him the strength to heal as he noted how his mother’s death was a great loss to his family.
Back in May, singer Chinedu Okoli, better known as Flavour, had lost his beloved father. The singer made the sad news known on his Twitter page, with a touching throwback video of him singing to his father. In his caption, he called his father Papa Ijele and told him to rest well.
In May, actress, Faithia Williams had lost her father. She announced his demise on her Instagram page, as she expressed sadness over his death and prayed his soul rests in peace. The likes of Tawa Ajisefinni, Foluke Daramola Salako, Bimpe Akintunde, Joke Silva, Yinka Quadri, and others consoled her.
