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Nollywood actress Eniola Badmus has expressed her deep desire for motherhood, calling on her fans to include her in their prayers as she eagerly awaits the blessing of children.
On January 2, 2025, the celebrated movie star hosted a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) event in Oshodi, Lagos, titled Feed the Needy. The outreach, organized in partnership with Seyi Tinubu, aimed to support underserved communities by providing essential aid.
The event, held at Temidire Primary School in Shogunle, attracted a large gathering of beneficiaries.
During her address, Eniola Badmus became visibly emotional, shedding tears as she revealed her heartfelt longing for children. She passionately appealed for prayers and support, saying, “Please continue to pray for me, always mention me, Eniola Badmus, in your prayers. I’m waiting upon the Lord for kids, I’m waiting upon the Lord for children.
”Please pray for me and more opportunities so that I can serve you better. With your prayers and God by my side, I will continue to work together with you people and achieve a brighter and more prosperous tomorrow for many of our people. Thank you today, thank you always, and thank you forever.”
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Amid her emotional plea, the actress also paid tribute to her late father, Alhaji Badmus, who passed away seven years ago. She asked for a moment of reflection, stating:
“Before I drop the mic, I would like to have a one-minute prayer for my father who left seven years ago.”
The event was not only a display of generosity but also a poignant moment of personal vulnerability, underscoring Eniola Badmus’s commitment to her community and her unwavering hope for the future.
NIGERIAN TRIBUNE
