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Mercy Aigbe has penned a loving and prayerful message to her husband, Kazim Adeoti, as she rounds up Ramadan with beautiful memories.
The mother of two shared throwbacks of her husband’s first Ramadan Lecture, which was birthed through her idea.
Mercy Aigbe disclosed that she is delighted about the success of the Ramadan lecture that hosted A list Nollywood artistes.
She specially appreciated her husband, Kazim Adeoti, for supporting her idea and prayed that he would be replenished beyond expectations.
She wrote, “As we wrap up on Ramadan, I want to throwback to my highlight of this year’s Ramadan, which was the Ramadan Lecture my husband @kazimadeoti and I hosted! It was actually our first, and it was a Success…… Alhamdullahi.
“Special thanks to my hubby for buying the idea when I suggested it, thanks darling May Almighty Allah continue to replenish your pocket even beyond your expectations…
“Thanks to everyone who made out time out of their busy schedule to honour us. May Allah bless you….
“I am happy to be able to share this Special Day with y’all.”
Mercy Aigbe unveils new Muslim name
During the Ramadan lecture, Mercy Aigbe embraced her husband’s religion and announced to the public her new name.
Mercy Aigbe declared to the public that she is now to be addressed as Hajia Meenah.
Mercy made this known during the special prayer/lecture she and her husband held to celebrate Ramadan.
Mercy Aigbe opens up on lessons she learnt from her marriage
At the same event, Mercy Aigbe opened up on the lessons she learnt from her marriage to Kazim Adeoti following the success of their grand Ramadan lecture.
Mercy Aigbe disclosed that she had learnt a lot from her second marriage, and it is an exciting experience for her.
The mother of two disclosed that she learnt how and give, and she is still in the learning process of her new religion.
While appreciating her colleagues who turned up for their Ramadan lecture, especially Kemi Afolabi, who is helping through her learning process, Mercy Aigbe disclosed she would be going for the holy pilgrimage, Hajj, this year.
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