- The daughter of Osun state governor, Adenike Adeleke, known as Nikos Babii and cousin to Davido, has announced the death of her grandfather.
- Nikos Babii shared a series of pictures and an emotional note on Instagram honoring her late grandfather.
- She expressed sorrow over not being able to give him a final hug. Nikos Babii posted excerpts of their final conversations.
Adenike Adeleke, popularly known as Nikos Babii and cousin to Nigerian music star Davido, has taken to social media to announce the death of her beloved grandfather.
The curvy social media influencer and partner to Nigerian singer Young Jonn took to Instagram to share the news and honor her late grandfather.
Nikos Babii’s emotional tribute included a series of photographs capturing the special bond she shared with her grandfather.
Alongside these photos, she penned an emotional message reflecting on the profound impact he had on her life.
She expressed that no preparation could have eased the pain of saying goodbye to someone who was her staunchest supporter.
In her Instagram post, the daughter of Osun state governor conveyed her sorrow and regret for not having the chance to give her grandfather a final embrace.
She revealed that his unwavering faith and boundless affection will continue to inspire and guide her.
Additionally, she shared snippets of their conversations in the days leading up to his death.
Netizens Reactions…
@ini_cash commented: “My condolences.”
@lecebabi said: “The sweetest man. I’m so sorry baby. Wish I could hug you.”
@kelvin_demigod said: “Please accept my heartfelt condolences.”
@asiaa_dominiqu said: “She is a sweet girl” “No, sending all my love and hugs baby!!”
@dorctammy said: “My condolences Nikos, sending you hugs.”
@whoknowstega said: “Rest on Niko’s grandpa.”
@jermaine.og said: “My condolences sis.”
@money.gii said: “Blessing to the family is was one of greatest man, we have ever gotten to share life with!!! Please stay in his love.”
@damola_fresh said: “My condolences dear sending u love.”
@whoknowstega said: “My condolences to u Ms.”
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