- Nigerian skitmaker Cute Abiola, also known as Abdul Gafar Abiola, faced backlash for sharing a video of his wife’s Caesarean section delivery.
- The video, posted on April 13, 2026, showcased the emotional moment of welcoming their second child.
- The clip went viral, leading to widespread reactions and discussions online regarding privacy and sharing personal moments.
Nigerian skitmaker Cute Abiola has responded to the backlash that trailed his decision to publicly share a video of his wife’s Caesarean section delivery.
The comedian, whose real name is Abdul Gafar Abiola, had earlier posted a short clip showing the emotional moment his wife welcomed their second child on April 13, 2026. The video, which captured part of the surgical procedure, quickly went viral and sparked widespread reactions online.
In his post, Cute Abiola disclosed that his wife had undergone three surgeries within four years. He also expressed deep concern about her health, admitting he often feared the possibility of losing her and the thought of raising their children alone.
Following the announcement of the baby’s safe arrival, he also shared a YouTube link via Instagram, directing fans to a longer version of the childbirth footage. The move generated mixed reactions, with many social media users divided over the decision.
While some congratulated the couple and celebrated the newborn, others criticized the public release of such a private and sensitive moment, arguing that childbirth especially a surgical one should remain within family privacy.
Some commenters also questioned whether turning the experience into online content was appropriate, given its emotional and medical sensitivity.
However, supporters defended Cute Abiola, saying the video helped highlight the strength and sacrifices of women during childbirth.
In response to the controversy, the comedian did not directly engage critics. Instead, he shared a reflective message praising women and acknowledging the resilience he witnessed throughout the delivery process.
He stated:
“And one more thing… After everything I witnessed, after the strength, patience, and courage I saw… Never ask any woman what she brings to the table. Some women don’t just bring something to the table…They ARE the TABLE Thank you for the love. Link on my bio,” he wrote.
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Read some comments below:
@_bigpresh_:”E reach some stage I can’t watch it anymore because the way I was crying seriously like a baby ehn….. God bless you and your family”
@classietabbiebeautyempire:”If you watched the part , she came back with Amir when they went for a walk and you didn’t get emotional…… Omo I am happy for the Abiola family in general”
@iiifffeee_:”I watched from A-Z. As a mother who has gone through that journey b4, I related to the situation and got so emotional. Alhamdulillah for everything”
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