Award-winning superstar singer, Ayodeji Balogun popularly known by his stage name, Wizkid has returned to Instagram.
The singer, who withdrew from the spotlight after his mother’s death, is back on social media.
The singer made his first public statement hours ago with a message to his late mother expressing his love for her.
“Love you my everything”, he wrote.
The likes of Obi Cubana, Lola Omotayo, Cute Abiola, Biodun Okeowo, Isreal DMW, and more took to his comment section to send him love.
Peter Okoye’s wife, Lola Omotayo Okoye wrote, “May God Almighty continue to comfort you during this very difficult time, and May she continue to rest in perfect peace
Skitmaker Cute Abiola wrote, “Stay strong Oba Orin
Yoruba actress Biodun Okeowo wrote, “May her soul rest in eternal peace. The pain never truly heals. I am there, but continue to pray for her and please be happy and find solace in knowing that she’s smiling down on you from above. She’s now your guiding Angel
Yoruba actor Mustapha Sholagbade wrote, “May heaven be pleased with the soul. My sincere condolence, stay strong bro
Actress Christabel Egbenya wrote, “Stay strong
Kie Kie, Obi Cubana, Sindodo Tayo, Isreal DMW, and Uche Jombo commented with emojis.
The Grammy singer lost his mother, Mrs Jane Dolapo Balogun to the cold hands of death on Friday, August 18th.
In a video that made rounds online, Wizkid was seen looking downcast at her candle night procession.
The star artist had stepped back from the limelight and social media following her demise.
Also during his mother’s night of tribute, the singer, who seems to have been very close to his mother before her demise, broke down as he gave an emotional speech at her funeral.
He admitted that the pain is profound and it hurts deeply. According to him, it is the deepest pain he has ever felt in his life.
His mother was given a befitting burial which had in attendance several celebrities.
Celebrities came out in large numbers to honor the deceased. The likes of Oba Elegushi, billionaire Tony Elumelu, Eniola Badmus, Osas Ighodaro, Kwam1, Wande Coal, Paul Okoye, Banky W, Pretty Mike, Mercy Eke, Kim Oprah, Layole Oyatagun, Morey Faith, Frank Edoho and more were present.
