Filled with overwhelming joy and profound gratitude, Apekeola, the renowned gospel singer, whose real name is Dada Oluwakemi, and her husband, welcomed a precious addition to their family – a beautiful baby girl.
The heartwarming news of their baby’s arrival ignited excitement and heartfelt well-wishes from friends, family, and devoted fans who had eagerly awaited this announcement.
Apekeola, known for her soul-stirring vocals and inspiring gospel messages, took to her social media accounts to share the delightful update with her followers. In a heartfelt post, she expressed her deepest gratitude to God for the safe delivery of her little bundle of joy.
Amazing God has done it for us 🙇🙇🙇,” she wrote.
The heartfelt announcement was met with an outpouring of love and congratulatory messages from celebrities, fans and well-wishers.
Apekeola’s fellow gospel artists and colleagues from the music industry also joined in the celebration, expressing their happiness for the couple’s new arrival.
Singer,Adeyinka Alaseyori welcomes a baby girl
Famous9ja news recall that Yinka Alaseyori, a famous gospel singer and minister, gave birth to her second kid. Adeyinka Alaseyori shared the happy news on her social media pages.
The gospel singer posted a video from her baby shower and wrote;
To God alone be all the glory. It ended in praise.
GratefulToMyBoneMarrow #FaithfulGod #OurTestimony
Brief History of How Adeyinka Alaseyori Become Popular
After her senior colleague, Tope Alabi, disparaged her popular song “Oniduro,” Yinka gained further notoriety in the entertainment industry.
Tope, Yinka Saga, Oniduro
In the end, Tope Alabi acknowledged that she had erred in publicly criticising Toluwalase Adelegan, a fellow performer who sung the popular gospel song “oniduro mi.”
Another gospel artist from Nigeria named Adeyinka Alaseyori remixed the song and made it more well-known.
After a video of Tope Alabi criticising the songs of a fellow gospel musician who called God “Oniduro Mi,” which translates to “My Guarantor” in English, went viral, she came under criticism.
The singer in the viral video criticised the word “oniduro,” asserting that God was more to her than “Oniduro,” and vowed never to perform the song again, despite her liking it.
Alabi claims that there was a period when she wanted to sing the hymn to glorify God, but the Holy Spirit forbade her from doing so.
Evangelist Alabi has now apologised for her prior statement, admitting that she erred by externalising a personal message. Her position on the song had sparked a great deal of criticism and condemnation from Nigerians.
She stated that the dispute had been resolved peacefully and that the singer of the song, Evangelist Adelegan, is her daughter who works in the ministry.
