WATCH THE VIDEO HERE Nollywood producer Kazim Adeoti’s first wife, Funsho Adeoti, has eulogised her mother as she clocks 88. Funsho Adeoti took to Instagram to share beautiful photos of herself and her mother in matching outfits. Celebrating her, the mother of four called her mom the most selfless and amazing person. She expressed gratitude for everything she had done. Funsho prayed that her mother would continue to have good health, happiness and prosperity and the light of God would shine through for her. “Happy 88th birthday to the most selfless and loving person I know – my amazing mom! On this special day, I want to take a moment to express my gratitude for everything you do for us, I’m sending all my love and best wishes for a day filled with joy and celebration. As I pray for you, I ask that God blesses you with continued good health, happiness, and prosperity. May His love and light shine upon you, guiding you through life’s journey. I love you more than words can express Mrs Benson” Kemi Filani recalls that Funsho Adeoti was slammed online for thanking God amidst her husband’s wife, Mercy Aigbe’s tragedy. Mercy Aigbe had lost her property worth millions of naira to fire a few days before the premiere of her movie Thinline. Following the backlash, Funsho Adeoti wrote about the importance of thanksgiving. Quoting from the scriptures, the mother of four urged everyone to be thankful in all things. She noted that she is thankful in all circumstances, even when it is difficult. Although there is a time difference in their location, many claimed Funsho’s Thanksgiving was insensitive amidst Mercy Aigbe’s loss. In contrast, others vouched for her, stating she always thanks God on her Instagram page. Recall that Funsho Adeoti gave online advice about being tested during the elevation period. She shared a video of herself looking beautiful on her Instagram page while she urged her followers not to back down during a test. While flaunting her tattoo, the mother of four said the test comes when it is time for elevation. She urged them not to be broken by such a test.