Gospel singer Yinka Ayefele has shared the joyful news of his new baby girl on Instagram.
He and his wife have chosen several names for her, including Ifeoluwa, Adesewa, Shalom, Jessica, and Ayomide.
Fans and friends flooded the comments with their congratulations.
This news follows Yinka Ayefele’s recent video with his triplets, where he discussed the joys and challenges of being a parent.
He also marked 25 years since a life-changing accident that left him in a wheelchair.
In his post, he included old photos of the wrecked car, thanking God for saving him and reflecting on the accident as a key moment in his journey.
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In other news, A widely circulated prayer video has elicited various reactions, depicting an herbalist placing live catfish on the heads of his clients as part of a success-oriented ritual.
The video, which is currently gaining popularity on TikTok, features multiple individuals with sizable, live catfish positioned atop their heads by the herbalist.
This ritual aims to facilitate success for the participants following the placement of the fish and the offering of prayers.
Both male and female individuals are visible in the video, each with catfish resting on their heads while prayers are being recited.
As the video spread across the internet, numerous concerned viewers expressed their opinions in the comments section.
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