Nollywood actress Lala Akindoju has taken to social media to share jaw-dropping photos as she celebrates her 35th birthday today, 8th March 2022.
In the post shared on her Instagram page, Lala Akindoju describes herself as the light of the world, salt of the earth and a city set upon the hill which cannot be hidden.
Lala Akindoju said she’s ready for all the mind-blowing manifestations as she walks in the fullness of God’s will and purpose for her life.
She wrote: Light of the world
Salt of the earth
A city set upon a hill
I CANNOT be hidden.
I’m ready for all the mind blowing manifestations as I walk in the fullness of God’s will and purpose for me. Game face for the 35th year. We move!
Kemi Filani News recalls ‘Lala’ Akindoju Fregene carpeted a critic who criticised her parenting skills.
The mum of one got tackled for allowing her son to watch Yoruba cartoons rather than Itsekiri cartoons.
The critic had a problem with the way the actress was bringing up her son as Yoruba.
The critic expected that since the actress is married to an Itsekiri man, Gbubemi Fregene, her son should behave like them.
The IG user was upset that she had allowed her son to watch Yoruba cartons and not Itsekiri.
He also noted how the entertainer have her son a Yoruba name, Adeoreofe and not his father’s tribe name.
According to him, she was neglecting his father’s culture.
“I checked ur story & I saw u sat ur boy down & played him some Yoruba cartoons. Why not Delta cartoons? It’s nt enuf for u to mk his domineering name yoruba, yet u r teaching him d culture neglecting his fathers culture like his Dad doesn’t exist or his fathers kindred doesn’t exist. We Deltans won’t take dt from you Lala!!! He is a soil of Delta la d & Yoruba!!!”.
Lala who was taken aback by his defence of his ethnic group questioned if he was her son’s parent or if the Delta community complained to him.
She told him to mind his business and reminded him that she has rights to her son since she almost died while birthing him.
She further questioned if her culture should go into extinction.
