- Funke Akindele marked her late mother’s posthumous birthday with an emotional tribute, reaffirming her commitment to living a purposeful life.
- She shared that her children are growing up with love and often speak about and pray for their grandmother.
- The actress expressed gratitude for her mother’s lasting influence, stating that her love and legacy will always remain in their hearts.
Nollywood star and filmmaker Funke Akindele has paid tribute to her late mother in a deeply emotional message shared on social media to mark her posthumous birthday.
Reflecting on her mother’s influence, Akindele expressed her ongoing commitment to living a life that upholds the values and strength her mother instilled in her.
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She also offered a heartfelt glimpse into how her family is coping in her absence.
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“Happy heavenly Birthday to my darling mother!!! Iya Bunmi, I want you to know that I’m working hard to build a life that makes you proud. I’m prioritising my well-being, just as you advised and striving to live each day with purpose and joy,” she wrote.
The actress went on to share that her children are growing up in love, surrounded by the memory of their grandmother.
“Sister, Papa, Mama and I are thriving, and your grandchildren are growing, filled with love and curiosity. They always talk about you and pray for your soul. Keep resting in perfect peace, Mum. Your love and legacy will forever be in our hearts,” she added.
The emotional post touched many of her fans and colleagues, who flooded the comment section with messages of support, love, and prayers.
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Mavin Records boss Don Jazzy has opened up about a few artists he admired early on but never managed to sign, admitting that timing and circumstances sometimes get in the way.
Speaking frankly, the music executive mentioned that singers Simi and Teni were on his radar, but things never progressed beyond admiration. “I like Simi. I didn’t sign her. I wish I did. I like Teni. I wish I did,” he admitted.
