He took good care of his children, provided for his children, loves his children, the children will never forget him, lessons to learn from him, uncaring father ( awon abimo ma to/ toju baba )should learn from this
I love the respect she gives to Barrister but why is she always referring to Barrister as her popsy as if he's her biological father? Is she not proud of her own biological father who is a younger brother to Alhaji Barrister?
As long as she is biologically related to barrister so barrister is her Father..you can't be asking this foolish question if you are yoruba.yorubas dont concentrate on this nonsensical nonsense that you are trying to postulate
For me o, my father is my father and my uncle is my uncle, the two are not the same. I'm proud of my father whether rich or poor. Barrister was her uncle not father, she should be proud of her own father.
But kilode ti barrymade se ma ngbe baba e pamo .sebi nurudeen aburo barista ni o bi .kilode ti ko kii fe daruko baba e gan sef. Tori gbogbo aye lo mo pe aburo barista ni o bi e.awon eeyan o kii ba arabinriin yi so otito Oro .but ile aye sha .
I’m so sorry to say this, but it’s about time this woman find a new storyline. Because I can’t understand why someone would think it’s necessary to constantly prove the public that she is a true biological child of her father The more I watch her trying so hard to proof, the more I am skeptical of of what she is trying to convince us about🥲
So what is your problem about it, when you love someone so much you take that person as your father, since you know and i know so do everyone knows that, why are you ash about it,,pls let her be o
So how does calling your dad's immediate biological brother your dad a sin? Nurudeen, barrister's younger brother loves his brother so much. The lady resembled barrister and odee shifawu in everything and not Nurudeen. It was also barrister who raised her. Music is all about packaging and since it's barrister who was the product name, the best she can do is package like that. And in our culture, it is exactly like that. In my family, when my sisters were getting married, it was my uncle and our Olori ebi who gave out the hands of my sisters not my dad.
