Nollywood actress Kemi Korede has become emotional as her first child becomes an undergraduate student in Nigeria.
Kemi Korede shared a lovely video of herself and her daughter on her Instagram page with heartwarming words celebrating her daughter’s milestone.
Her daughter, now one of the students at Babcock University, was shy in the video while her mother joyously took different snaps at the event.
Sharing the video, Kemi Korede spoke about how emotional she is to see her first fruit being admitted into Babcock University. She was thankful to God because she witnessed her daughter’s matriculation.
Korede recalled watching her daughter grow into a strong, intelligent, beautiful Woman. She noted that their journey was not an easy one, but every sacrifice she made was worth the journey.
“I am so emotional right now that my first fruit is finally an undergraduate, and I am so grateful to God for keeping me alive to witness her matriculation ceremony today. I can vividly remember when you were just a little baby in my arms, so innocent and full of dreams. Watching you grow into a strong, intelligent, and beautiful young woman has been one of the greatest joys of my life.
The journey hasn’t always been easy, but seeing you take this step today makes every sacrifice worth it. This moment is a testament to God’s faithfulness, your hard work, and the love and support of everyone around you. My heart is filled with pride, and my soul overflows with gratitude.
I pray that God Almighty continues to strengthen me to provide for you and keep taking good care of you and your siblings. As you step into this new phase, I pray that God will guide your path, grant you wisdom, and make your dreams come true. This is just the beginning of greater things to come. Shine on, my dear—this world is waiting for your greatness!”
Kemi Filani recalls that actress Bola Omotosho recounted Kemi Korede’s good deeds during the latter’s birthday dinner.
Kemi Korede’s friends held a birthday dinner which had in attendance some of her colleagues like Omowunmi Ajiboye, Bola Omotosho, Bisola Badmus, Toyin Alausa, Damola Olatunji, Regina Chukwu, Jide Awobona, and a host of others.
Everyone took turns to give a speech about the celebrant, but Bola Omotosho’s speech stood out when she spoke about how the movie star stood by her during her Caesarean operation.
According to her, Kemi Korede was on Video Call with her throughout the operation and constantly called her husband and others to check up on her. She noted how the Yoruba actress stood by her during her wedding and her child’s naming ceremony. She stated that Kemi’s love for her had transferred to her child.