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Popular Veteran Nollywood actor Jide Kosoko has gone spiritual this morning as he rocked the Catholic robe.

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Taking to his Instagram page, he shared a video of him wearing the popular Vestments, mostly common among Catholics, as he said a word of prayers. He appreciated his Maker for life and health and also appreciated Him for the lives of his fans and followers.

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“I thank Almighty God that I am alive this morning, whole and hearty; I thank God for your life too, Bi emi ba ea, ireti nbe. Good morning, all”.

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Taking to his comment section, one of his fans queried why he wasn’t using his rosary. The fan wrote, “Baba. Where’s your rosary”.

Meanwhile, others took to his comment section to say Amen to his prayers.

One fan identified as Queen Akins_j wrote, “Huh. That Ireti is what me and my family need right now. We pray for God’s restoration

One Tunde Olayinka wrote, “Amen father
One Veronica Ezekiel wrote, “Thanks be to Almighty God”.

A week back, Jide Kosoko had gone spiritual as he revealed that he was officially conferred as the head of his royal family at Oteniya branch. Following the appointment, he was presented to the Oloriebi in Council and wass also re-confirmed as the official Ambassador of the Family. The veteran prayed for wisdom to contribute his quota to the unity and progress of the Family.

Early this year, Jide had issued a statement against drug abuse. He shared a photo of him dressed in an NDLEA outfit as he jokingly declared himself the New Chairman of NDLEA as he read the riot act to the public. He revealed that he would be banning the use of Alabukun, phensic, paracetamol, painstaking drugs, soft drinks, energy drinks, and many more, as he stated that he only recommends and approves the use of water.