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June 5, 2024 Linda Ikeji Explains Why Her Son Will Continue to Bear Her Surname

Linda Ikeji Explains Why Her Son Will Continue to Bear Her Surname

Popular blogger Linda Ikeji has explained why her son, Jayce, will continue to bear her surname instead of his father's. Ikeji stated that this has been the case since the birth of her now six-year-old son and that he is free to change his surname when he grows up.

Ikeji shared this on her Instagram on Tuesday while praising her son’s cousin, Ryan Kanu, describing him as “the best little human ever!”

"Jayce Ikeji and Ryan Kanu take Disney/Marvel Paris. Cousins, best friends, and literally growing up together as brothers. Their love for each other is incredible, and when they can help it, are inseparable! Ryan is literally the best little human ever! They’ve been on a few vacations together in the past, but this is the first one they will remember as they are nearly 6 and 7 now," she wrote.

Some netizens have criticized her decision to keep her surname for her son, arguing it goes against African culture. One user, Foluke676, commented, “Which one is Jayce Ikeji again, na your papa you born for ni, Linda?”

Another user, dralwaysrozy, asked, “Why would you give your son your own father’s name, Biko?” Tozz162 added, “It’s okay to be foolish but coming online to let the world know about your descending behavior is something you really need to check with yourself, Madam. Bet me this pikin go find him papa one day! I’m glad we all live in the internet age where finding information is at the tip of your finger.”

Houseofeveryevery suggested, “Kuku change Ryan to Ikeji as well.”

In response, Ikeji clarified, "Just to be clear. I’ve NEVER ever had to change my son’s surname. He’s been an Ikeji right from when he was born! Where do I have the time or patience to be changing names? Changing or keeping his surname (Ikeji) will be up to him when he is of age. Food for my junior colleagues.”

Ikeji gave birth to Jayce in an Atlanta hospital in Georgia, United States, in 2018. Although there were reports that oil magnate Sholaye Jeremi is the father of her son, Ikeji confirmed that her relationship with him is over.

May 31, 2024 Yinka Ayefele Describes Having Kids Despite Spinal Cord Injury as a Miracle

Yinka Ayefele Describes Having Kids Despite Spinal Cord Injury as a Miracle

Nigerian gospel singer Yinka Ayefele has described having children despite his spinal cord injury as a miracle. He emphasized that it is rare for men with such injuries to impregnate a woman, highlighting the uniqueness of his situation.

Ayefele shared his experience on the 'Curiosity Made Me Ask' show, hosted by content creator Bae U Barbie. During the interview, he debunked rumors that he had "bought" his children, clarifying that his wife gave birth to their triplets naturally.

The host expressed surprise, saying, "I’m shocked you said you have three beautiful and amazing kids. My question is, How did you do it?" Ayefele responded, "How did I do what? Curious that I impregnated my wife? How did I get three kids? You would have seen pregnant women before. I impregnated my wife, she got pregnant and had triplets. You thought I bought them? I don’t understand what you mean. I know you are curious; you want to talk about my spinal cord injury. Anyone who has a spinal cord injury might not be able to impregnate a lady. Yeah, it’s a fact, it’s one out of a hundred."

Ayefele began his music career in 1997 after an automobile accident damaged his spinal cord, resulting in his reliance on a wheelchair. He is married to Temitope Titilope, and they are blessed with three children.

May 28, 2024 Veteran Kannywood Actress Fati Usman Passes Away

Veteran Kannywood Actress Fati Usman Passes Away

The Kannywood film industry is mourning the loss of another veteran actor, Fatima Usman, popularly known as Fati Slow Motion. The news of Fati's passing was announced by Kano-based activist Mansura Isa on her Facebook page on Tuesday.

According to Isa, the actor passed away on Monday night in Habasha near Sudan, where she will be laid to rest. Condolences will be received at her family home in Ungwa Uku, Kano.

Confirming the incident, Abba El-Mustapha, Executive Secretary of the Kano State Censorship Board, expressed prayers for the repose of her soul and invoked Allah's mercy and forgiveness upon her. Fati Slow Motion had been a prominent figure in the Kannywood movie industry for over 15 years.

May 28, 2024 Pastor Sam Adeyemi: Disturbing Dreams About Nigeria Prompted Our Move to the US

Pastor Sam Adeyemi: Disturbing Dreams About Nigeria Prompted Our Move to the US

Founder and Senior Pastor of Daystar Christian Centre, Sam Adeyemi, has shared the reasons behind his relocation to the United States. He discussed this during a virtual interview with Seun Okinbaloye on the 'Mic On' podcast, where they explored Leadership Beyond Governance Politics and the Role of the Younger Generation in Nigeria. The interview, lasting over an hour and a half, was streamed on the Mic On YouTube channel on Sunday.

Earlier this year, Adeyemi emphasized the need for Nigeria's older generations to take responsibility and improve the country, warning that the younger generation would soon start demanding answers.

Adeyemi disclosed that the combination of the COVID-19 pandemic, EndSARS protests, and particularly troubling dreams about Nigeria, prompted their move.

He explained, “When COVID-19 began, all our children were in the US, so we stayed with them. Just as services were about to resume, the EndSARS protests erupted, leading us to delay our return to Nigeria. After the protests turned violent, we decided to stay longer. When we were finally ready to return, we had unsettling dreams.

“My wife dreamed about traveling to Nigeria and returning to the US, which felt ominous. Shortly after, I had a dream where we were in Nigeria, and I found myself in a violent confrontation, needing to call out the name of Jesus Christ. I shouted 'in the name of Jesus Christ' so loudly that my wife woke me up.”

Adeyemi, who hails from Kogi State but was born in Niger State, added that every time they planned to return to Nigeria, a disturbing dream would occur, causing them to reconsider.

“One night, after another unsettling dream, we took it very seriously. We prayed intensely, sensing danger. A few hours later, I had another dream where I was in a fight in Nigeria,” he recounted.

The president of Success Power International, which organizes leadership, financial, and motivational seminars, noted that whenever they scheduled a return to Nigeria, he would have bad dreams about something terrible happening to him there. He mentioned it was unusual to have two dreams about the same event in one night.

“After a few days, we called family members in Nigeria, and they expressed concerns about our travel plans. We took these warnings seriously, recognizing that something significant was happening.

“At that point, we called a Zoom meeting with the top 120 leaders at Daystar Christian Centre,” he explained.

He informed the elders of Daystar about their situation, and they supported the decision to stay in the US as long as needed. “They trusted my judgment and said if God was guiding us to stay, we should do so. They assured us the church would continue its mission in our absence,” he concluded.

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