Nollywood actor, Adeniyi Johnson is in a Thanksgiving mood as he reminiscence on his early days with wife, Seyi Edun.
Sharing a throwback photo of them, the actor noted how God has been so good to them.
“God has been so good to us”.
Indeed God has been so good to the couple as after seven years of waiting, Adeniyi Johnson and Seyi Edun welcomed their first child, twins.
The excited father shared the news of the arrival of their bundle of joy on Instagram, with an appreciation post to his wife.
He expressed gratitude to God for their bundle of joy as he noted how he and his wife waited for 7 years for the fruit of the womb.
Weeks after their birth, the couple unveiled their twins’ names, Ayomikun and Ayomiposi.
Adeniyi Johnson shares testimony as they dedicate their twins to God
While dedicating their twins on Seyi Edun’s Thanksgiving birthday, Adeniyi Johnson recounted how he and his wife were called several unprintable names over their inability to bear a child.
They recounted how they were called names and told to seek help from herbalists, but they stood firm and believed in God for His wonders.
Adeniyi Johnson recounts last moment with late sister as he marks her posthumous birthday
He also lamented over how his elder sister, Aderonke isn’t alive to see the twins she had fervently prayed for.
Taking to his Instagram page to mark her post-humous birthday, Johnson revealed that on his sister’s birthday in 2018, they had wept uncontrollably on the phone and she had prayed for him to become a father on her next birthday.
Unfortunately, his sister didn’t get to see her next birthday as she gave up the ghost that same year.
Adeniyi Johnson gives thanks to God for giving his wife, Seyi Edun a new name as she celebrates first Mother’s Day
On Mother’s Day in March, Johnson had noted how his wife always prayed every year to be a part of Mother’s Day celebration.
Fast forward to now, God has given her a new name and testimony.
Adeniyi stressed how God has changed her name and prayers and has made her the mother of twins.
