Bimbo Akisanya, a Yoruba actress who works in Nollywood, has written a heartfelt tribute to honor her mother, who turns 79 today, July 25, 2022.
Bimbo Akisanya used her official Instagram account to post heartfelt messages in honor of her dear mother’s 79th birthday.
The lovely mother of one posted lovely pictures of her mother, Mrs. Cecilia Abosede Abeje Akisanya, wishing her many years of happiness, prosperity, and good health.
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She wrote: “Iya Bimbo at 79
Happy birthday to my darling mother, mrs Cecilia Abosede Abeje Akisanya nee siwoku, I wish you many more wonderful years in sound health & wealth ma may you never mourn over all that gives you joy in Jesus Mighty Name”
Nollywood stars including Wunmi Ajiboye, Foluke Daramola, Funke Etti, Akin Olaiya and others joined Bimbo Akisanya to celebrate her mother’s 79th birthday with sweet and lovely words.
omowunmiajiboye: Happy birthday to you mummy, emin yin ase pupo Odun laye lagbara olorun
folukedaramolasalako: Happy birthday to mummy isu omo a tunbo jina fun yin je loruko Jesu amin
sc_confectionery: Happy Birthday Grandma God bless and keep you ma. He will continue to perfect all your health and grant you grace. We look forward to your 80th celebration and many more. #sweetmother #iyarere #beautiful
recalls that Bimbo Akinsanya’s photographer gave her fake hips to mark her birthday to stop her from undergoing surgery.
The actress made this revelation on her birthday when she shared an edited and unedited photo of herself on Instagram.
She disclosed how she fell in love with the photos and intended to undergo an enlargement surgery but had to stop because of the fear of death.
She wrote: When my photographer sent me the big yansh picture, I said kileleyi? It is beautiful but that is not me omo, send me my original pictures ooo if you see the way I shouted henn. Figure 8 is truly beautiful I remember telling my niece @awalkinchrist that I was going to do lipo after having all my kids, but, not anymoremi o le wa ku nitori mo fe soge RIP to the dead.