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Former Big Brother Naija housemate Saga Adeolu has taken to social media to remember his late mother with an emotional tribute as today marks the 10th year since her death.
The reality star who shared a video of himself singing the praises of his mother, listed the countless things she did for him.
The internet sensation further expressed his sadness, stating that he wished her death was a dream, one he could awaken from.
Sharing the video on Tuesday, Saga appreciated his late mother’ impact in his life and that of his siblings.
He captioned it; “My beloved..Sometimes I think these past 10 years have just been one long dream, maybe one day I’d wake up and step out into the living room to the smell of you making Akara, shouting “Ade boy, osese n ji ni!”. I guess that’s the dream itself and everyday I wake up to the reality that you’re no longer with me physically.
“For 21 years you equipped me with everything I need. Every skill, from how to draw, sing, act, speak, perform, control my stuttering tongue, hard work, smart work, dignity of labour, love God, guard, protect and unite the family, love myself, neighbors and God, be a social butterfly, care for women and even how to be a good husband and father. It was a crash course.
“For all of these, I will call you my Angel.. B’Okus. You’re gone but can never be forgotten.. I will tell my kids tales, the tales about how you mistakenly spat while driving from our car to another man’s face (someone that was going Jeje, driving his own car, not knowing his face will catch spit at some point) and we apologized and I had the hardest laugh.
“I will always love you! Myself, my sisters, your husband and all the numerous lives you touched during your 49yrs on earth.
“In honor of you, I will like to give a helping hand to 10 motherless like me.
“N100,000 can be yours within 48hrs. All you have to do is enter my dm, tell me about your mum, why you need the money and attach your account details as well.
“Tag anyone that might need this… this economy is hard enough as it stands
“Always and forever.. mum.”
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