“Who would have thought?” – Toke Makinwa Reflects on Pregnancy Journey with Toju Foyeh

• Toke admitted she once feared being the oldest parent in the room and her child not having friends, but is now excited their kids will grow up together, adding that life has become even better for them.

Toke Makinwa shared her pregnancy journey with friend Toju Foyeh, saying it proved God gives what’s needed.

She admitted fearing being the oldest parent but is now happy their kids will grow up together.

“Sharing this journey with my sister friend @tojufoyeh is a testament to the fact that God will always give you what you need. I always worried about being the oldest parent in the room and my child not having friends in my circle, cos everyone’s kid is all grown up, but look at God. Our kids get to grow together and do this thing called life with each other. Congratulations, my friend and sister Toju.. @petite_madam
Who would have thought????
Life had gotten even better”.

In other news….. Nollywood actress Kate Henshaw has called for justice following a tragic accident involving the younger sister of reality TV star Phyna, who lost a leg after being hit by a Dangote Group truck in Auchi, Edo State.

In a post shared on X (formerly Twitter), Henshaw revealed that the victim had graduated just six days before the incident. She alleged that the truck driver failed to stop after the crash and was only apprehended after being chased by an eyewitness, who is a lecturer.

According to her, the truck’s license plate was removed, and the police are now holding the vehicle in custody. She also claimed that officers have been denying the victim’s family and fellow students access to her.

Henshaw said one of the victim’s legs had already been amputated, while the other was at risk of being removed, leaving her in critical condition at the hospital.

“She is the junior sister to @unusualphyna. Whoever owns the truck should own up. Calling on @PoliceNG @BenHundeyin to make sure justice is served,” she wrote.

The incident has sparked outrage online, with many Nigerians demanding accountability from both the truck’s owners and the authorities.