- Juma Jux celebrated his wife, Priscilla Ojo, on her 25th birthday.
- He shared a heartfelt message on Instagram expressing his love and admiration for her.
- The post included a sweet video of the couple together.
Juma Jux took to Instagram to share a heartfelt message for his wife, Priscilla Ojo, as she marks her 25th birthday today.
Accompanying a sweet video of the couple, he expressed his admiration and love, saying:
“No gift could ever truly capture how much I cherish and love you. There’s nothing more joyful than witnessing every day the incredible woman you are a devoted wife, loving mother, caring daughter and sister, supportive friend, and inspiring entrepreneur. I wouldn’t trade any of it for the world.
Happy birthday, my beautiful Olori. May this year and the years to come be filled with endless blessings and success.”
Happy birthday, Mi amor ❤️🎉✨ @its.priscy”
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In other news… A Nigerian woman recently gained attention online after showing a box of food items reportedly handed out by supporters of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ahead of the 2027 elections.
In a video that has gone viral on X (formerly Twitter), she opened the package to reveal its contents, making it clear that receiving the items would not sway her vote.
She highlighted that politicians frequently hand out food and other goods to voters, but such gestures should not dictate electoral choices.Nigerian politics analysis
“I’ve received Tinubu’s gift box. Let me show you what’s inside. I will use the items, but it won’t affect my vote,” she stated in the video.
The woman further emphasized that the contents were essentially paid for by taxpayers and that accepting them does not imply political support. She said her decision at the polls would be guided by what she believes is best for her children and the nation.
“It’s my money; I pay taxes. No one can use this to decide my children’s future,” she added.
The video has ignited varied reactions on social media. Some praised her stance, with one person commenting, “Well said. Hunger should not determine our votes,” while another remarked, “This is how it should be. They only think of the people during election season.”
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