Actress Omoni Oboli celebrates daughter-in-law on her 22nd birthday

Omoni Oboli, a popular Nigerian actress and film producer, is celebrating her daughter-in-law, Marelle Oboli, who turns 22 today.

She wrote a nice note to mark Marelle’s special day and thanked God for bringing her into their life.

She wrote;

”Happy 22nd birthday to my princess 👑 My first daughter Marelle. What a blessing you are to us all. I’m so thankful to God for giving you to us. Our gift that keeps giving.May this new year of your life be filled with God’s choicest gifts and may everything you touch turn to gold. May God keep you safe always for us. Love you fiercely 💝💝💝🎉🎉🎉

PS: Happy posthumous birthday to my dad 😇💝. How truly special Lord that you gave me a daughter to make today extra special 🎉🎉🎉”

In other news, Lawal Nasiru, a Nigerian singer and skit creator. Michael Bolaji, often known as Nasboi, has spoken out about the country’s End Bad Governance protest.

After Nigerians came to the streets on August 1, 2024, to begin a 10-day march against economic hardship, some celebrities broke their silence.

Nasboi, the Umbrella crooner, was one of many who shared his thoughts on his official X page, eliciting conflicting reactions from netizens. The musician made it clear that he would not be joining the demonstration. He didn’t stop there; he said that his motives were linked to his 2023 election experience.

According to Nasboi, he received numerous threats for supporting Peter Obi in the 2023 presidential race, and when he posted the threats online, people laughed at him. In a subsequent tweet, he stated that, according to popular belief, most celebrities do not make money from politics. He wrote:

“Me, protest? Lol. The last time I spoke up, dem use threaten wan finish my life. I come tweeter come post the dm’s of threats, Na laugh people dey laugh for here. A lot of celebrities don’t get money off politics like you insinuate. Buh na just fear of being a scape goat.”

Nigerians responded differently to Nasboi’s excuse for not participating in the End Bad Governance demonstration.