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– Tope Alabi’s marriage to her husband has clocked another year
– The gospel singer’s daughter Ayomiku shared the good news on social media
– The young lady shared a lovely family photo to celebrate her parents
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Over the past few weeks, gospel artiste Tope Alabi has been in the news for her 50th birthday celebration and her first daughter Ayomiku’s graduation from the university.
Recently, Ayomiku took to her official Instagram page to share a family photo to celebrate her parents’ wedding anniversary.
In the photo, the gospel singer and her lovely husband and children were dressed in the same colour of outfits.
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Tope Alabi’s daughter shares a beautiful family photo.
Photo: @the_ayomikualabi
Source: Instagram
Tope Alabi posed with their three children who had lovely smiles on their faces.
In the caption that accompanied the photo, Ayomiku wished her parents a happy anniversary. She went ahead to pray that her parent’s marriage will continue to blossom in God’s love.
As expected, the photo received a lot of beautiful compliments in her comment section.
Read some comments below:
rootzfashun:
“Happy anniversary to a blessed and beautiful family.”
itskerenkezia_:
“Amen! Happy Anniversary.”
oluwa_seunfunmi10:
“Happy wedding anniversary.”
kenny_betty1:
“Happy wedding anniversary.”
_ttarra:
“Happy Anniversary to Mommy and Daddy.”
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In other news, Legit.ng earlier reported that Tope Alabi reacted after a man criticised her over her ‘worldly’ dance steps.
A video made the rounds on social media showing the gospel singer doing the popular zanku and ‘gbe body e’ moves as she added a bit of ‘galala’ and other steps that are popular amongst youths.
One Adeniji Aderogba Oluwasayo on Facebook shared the video and said that the Tope Alabi he knew 10 years ago was different from the one dancing.
The minister also got wind of the criticism and she reacted to it in an interview. According to her, she was at her father’s burial and she needed that dance.
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