Bidemi Kosoko, a Nollywood entertainer, is praising her birthday today with a card to say thanks to God. Jide Kosoko’s girl turns 36 today, October 21st.
Bidemi composed an extensive card to say thanks to her maker to pay tribute to her birthday. The entertainer said thanks to Him for all that He had accomplished for her.
“He’s accomplished such a great deal for me… . I can’t let you know everything. My dad, my Ruler, my never-ending bliss provider, my support point, my creator, my solidarity, my safeguard, my certainty, the Creator of my life, the person who will be, who was, and who is to come, the Ruler of Greatness, I magnify your name, I laud you, I honor you, Master.
Much obliged to you for thinking often about me. Much obliged to you for guarding my family and I. Much obliged to you for the endowment of life, for your arrangement, and for your favors. Much obliged to you for an additional 365 days, and thank you for my better half and kids. Ruler, I much obliged. I simply needed to bless your heart.
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Folks, it’s true: I’m a year more seasoned. Sweet 16. My birthday is today. It’s your birthday, Await, so go celebrate.”
The Yoruba entertainer has two motivations to be grateful as she praises her birthday today, as God favored her with a dear baby this year.
Bidemi Kosoko had a child young lady in May 2021, as per news reports.
Jide Kosoko declared the introduction of his granddaughter on Instagram and requested that Nigerians go along with him in his delight.
He asked that she be recalled in supplications so she wouldn’t experience the ill effects of post pregnancy anxiety.
“I might want to stretch out my sincere congrats to the Kosoko and Bankole families, as Abidek brought forth a child young lady today, adding to my grandkids.”
Go along with me in saying thanks to God and supplicating that the mother never encounters fetal membrane disorder. Much thanks, my kin.” Jide Kosoko wrote the piece.