- Seyi Law reveals many things about his father that fans don’t know.
- Seyi recently celebrated her father’s 98th birthday and shared videos with some photos.
- Seyi Law mentioned that his father had many children. The video he shared showed only 60% of it.
Comedian Seyi Aletile (also known as Seyi Law) revealed many things about his father that fans didn’t know.
Seyi recently celebrated her father’s 98th birthday and shared videos with some photos.
Seyi Law, who was appointed politically a few months ago, mentioned that his father had many children. The video he shared showed only 60% of it.
Seyi Law mentions that his father failed his name Japheth, which means the extender. He also said his father was a lucky man.
In the comments section, fans want to know if the Humor Businessman’s father can identify all his children. He confirmed that his father could.
Seyi Law, a devout supporter of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, shared that when they spoke their name while talking to their father on the phone , he immediately knew who they were.
Many fans were shocked to witness a large group of people who called 60% of fathers’ children, who expressed their reaction in the comments.
See the post here:
See some comments below:
@koladeoyinbo: “Congratulations to him on his 98th birthday. We will join in celebrating his 100th birthday.”
@kingbollei: “Only 60%. Your father’s name is Abraham. Father of the nation. Happy birthday to him.”
@davidkingking_: “I saw a great father. May the good Lord continue to strengthen him.”
@polom77: “Overpox is real. Congratulations to your elderly at 98.”
@MokPogode: “Seyi Law, in this regard, I say hello. You have to surpass your dad. That’s kind! He did a great job.”
@imsonofthelion: “It’s lovely. I can imagine having the happiness of having old parents. My father was 95 years old before he died 7 years ago, and his absence always feels to this point. May dad continue to live longer health and wealth. Wish Happy birthday to him.”
@stephenorukpe8: “They will come, saying that the northern people are larger. If only southern people vote like their northern counterparts, then it’s very common in every part of the south. Congratulations, Dad, you have a great family .”
