She continues by appreciating her husband who has been there for her all through her life. She said, If I come as a woman in another world, I will choose him over and over again.
She extends her appreciate to all other appy father's day to all the women who take up the roles and responsibilities of a father and mother in their children's lives.
She concluded with a prayer that may you all live to eat the fruit of ur labor in the mighty name of God 🙏😍🥰 (Amen)
He said he only got to know that his dad, Chief Adedeji Adeleke, was rich when he was 13.
The ‘Omo Baba Olowo’ crooner disclosed this while featuring as a guest on the latest episode of Drink Champs podcast co-hosted by N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN.
He said, “As much money that I have been seeing, all these rich this, rich that. My dad is very disciplined.
“I ain’t know we had money till I was 13. My dad was a billionaire driving a Honda Accord. Let me tell you how I knew he was lit. So, there was an explosion and a lot of houses got destroyed including our first house that we have been since when I was a kid. When that happened, we had to leave that day because the house got so f*cked up.
So, my mum was like, David, we are leaving, we are going to the new house. I was like, ahnn! New house? He [my dad] has been building the house in another part of the town since but I didn’t even know. We started driving, when he got there, it was mad. Big crib. He still stays there now. I was like, mummy, what’s going on? That was when I started realising that my dad was rich.”
The 25-year-old South African journalist stated this recently via her Twitter handle.
Khosi asked her fans to bookmark her tweet and come back next year to enquire how she achieved her goal.
The BBTitans winner tweeted, “When it’s all said and done! I’ll still be Forbes 30 under 30, Global citizen and the richest to ever come out of Big Brother.
Now bookmark this, come back next year same date and ask me how did it.”
Recalls that Khosi walked away with the $100, 000 grand prize after emerging winner of the maiden edition of the BBTitans reality TV in April.
This was achieved days after Kamo took to social media to solicit support from fans.
Kamo, who’s best known for his work with the comedy group Nepa Boyz, indicated that after calling the movie veteran to help with the creation of a skit, he found out that he didn’t own a car.
The Zazu Singer, via his Instagram page, was seen with the director of West Africa Icon Awards (WAIA), High Chief Darlinghtyn Momoh Umoru, who presented him with a certificate, plaque and a medal.
Umoru described Portable as one of the special breeds adjudged worthy to be conferred with the prestigious honour.
This is coming days after the singer welcomed a sixth child from another baby mama.
Rupert’s net worth is currently pegged at $12 billion according to Forbes’ Real-Time Global Billionaires Ranking, while Dangote trails behind with a net worth of $10.8 billion as of Friday.
Dangote’s net worth has taken a hit due to Nigeria’s currency hitting a record low after the central bank auctioned dollars at a rate nearly 30-percent weaker than the tightly controlled official market. This development has led Forbes and Bloomberg, the two outlets that publish the world’s most reliable billionaire rankings, to recalculate the fortunes of all Nigerian billionaires, leading to significant losses for the Nigerian billionaires who feature on both rankings – Dangote, Abdul Samad Rabiu and Mike Adenuga.
While Rupert is now Africa’s richest man, according to Forbes, Bloomberg still lists Dangote as the continent’s numero uno. Bloomberg estimates Dangote’s net worth at $16.8 billion, while Rupert’s fortune is pegged at $13.3 billion.
Forbes and Bloomberg publish lists of the wealthiest people in the world, but the methodology for calculating net worth can vary between the two publications.
Forbes and Bloomberg may have different access to financial information and may use different methods to verify the accuracy of the information they receive. Also, both publications tend to apply different discounts to various assets billionaires own.
This came after his colleagues, Lalude and Iya Gbonkan, succeeded in getting cars from fans.
Comedian Kamo who spearheaded the fundraising for Lalude’s car confirmed on Friday that Alapini also want a car from fans.
Baba Alapini Reached Out To Me, It’s So Sad That Our Legends Are Not Getting The Accolade They Deserve. He Is The Next We Will Be Making Happy Guys,” Kamo wrote on his social media page.
According to Kamo, those who want to help Baba Alapini should send money to 0138509506 Union Bank, AKINYOOLA AYOOLA B.
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