“Angel in human form,” Kamo State praises Funke Akindele for her support during wife’s delivery

• Kamo State welcomed a new baby in April, months after his wedding
• He expressed profound gratitude to Funke Akindele for her unwavering support during his wife's pregnancy and childbirth
• Akindele responded with love and blessings, emphasising the importance of community and family

Nigerian skit maker and actor Kamo State recently shared a heartfelt message expressing gratitude to Nollywood actress Funke Akindele for her support during his wife Esther Ayoola’s recent childbirth experience.

The actor announced the arrival of his newborn baby on Instagram on May 3, five months after his wedding.

In his emotional post, Kamo referred to Funke as "AN ANGEL IN HUMAN FORM (Iyami Olufunke Mi Owon)" and lauded her as a "beacon of light in every storm." 

He expressed gratitude for her presence during some challenging nights at the hospital, showcasing her unwavering love and vigilance.

He highlighted her generous offer to fly his wife to the US for childbirth and noted the daily calls to check on Esther, even while in Dubai. 

Kamo emphasised her commitment to ensuring their safety, securing top medical care, and covering all hospital expenses.

As the family prepares to christen their baby this Tuesday, May 6, Kamo acknowledged Funke's role in sponsoring the naming ceremony, from food to outfits, ensuring the event is a memorable celebration.

"IYAMI IYAMI, your generosity knows no bounds, and your love is a gift I cherish every single day," Kamo wrote, expressing his heartfelt appreciation. He prayed for her blessings, health, and happiness for all her kindness.

His wife, Esther Ayoola, also joined in the appreciation, calling Funke her "mother-in-law" and thanking her for the warmth and good meals she provides, reinforcing the familial bond between the actress and the couple.

In her response, Funke Akindele expressed her joy over Kamo’s gratitude, stating,

“If I don’t do it, God will send another person to do it. Congratulations to us o!!” She extended her love to Esther, emphasising the blessings of family and community.

Reactions to the post have poured in from netizens. 

Reactions trail Kamo State's appreciative post

@OlayodeJuliana wrote: “Was an eye witness of some of the prayer sessions, I know how she was so concerned about Esther, the baby and you, and how she always tells you to stay at home with Esther. Make I no talk too much, Funke Akindele, Iya dada!!! You are a good mother!!! God bless and keep you mama for all that you do.”

@theprettyfola wrote: “I've experienced the Prayer part thanks for all you do mama..... May your source nvr run dry ma.... Thanks for the prayer, accommodation, foods, word of encouragements, vigils, gifts.....nd every other thing...... May the grace of God nur cease from you ma.”

@adukesofada wrote: “Awon blogger werey would not see this one to post bai ooo. Radarada. God would continue to bless you mama.”

@tiernyolalere wrote: “Ahhhhh omo! God bless her and her kids too... Awon na Ari aanu gba.”

@tinulicious_foods wrote: “You are a treasure Lafunky God bless your heart sis❤❤❤❤❤❤❤.”

@itskerenkezia wrote: “God richly bless you my queen @funkejenifaakindele I pray the Lord answers all your silent prayers, We say Thank you, we love you and appreciate all you do.”

@piusfatoke wrote: “Hallelujah ooooo mamami.”

@flakes_ff wrote: “The best woman with the best heart. Congrats again to Kamo and Esther, God bless your family.”

@darejustified wrote: “Omnipotent rader ke Brother come and join.”

“I do not support women disrespecting their husband,” Funke Akindele gives her take on feminism

Meanwhile, TheRadar earlier reported that in a conversation with skit-maker Kamo State, filmmaker and actress Funke Akindele affirmed her stance as a feminist, highlighting the importance of mutual respect in relationships. 

She stressed the need for women to prioritise financial independence and economic empowerment, emphasising that equal treatment and respect should be the norm. 

Akindele also rejected the notion of women being the "weaker gender," advocating for fairness and recognition in all aspects of life.