“A year ago, our family of two became three” – Priscilla Ojo and Juma Jux share family photos
- Priscilla Ojo and Juma Jux have shared new family photos to celebrate their son’s first birthday after recently unveiling his face publicly.
- The couple reflected on their journey into parenthood, noting that their family grew from two members to three exactly a year ago.
Nigerian influencer and entrepreneur Priscilla Ojo and her Tanzanian husband, Juma Jux, have shared beautiful family photos as they celebrate their son’s first birthday.
The couple recently unveiled their son’s face for the first time while marking his first birthday and offering prayers for him.
Priscilla described her son as “the cheekiest, happiest, cleverest little pumpkin,” saying he lights up every room they enter and that they are proud to be his parents.
Following the face reveal, the couple released new family photos showing the three of them together as they reflected on how much their family has changed over the past year.
Sharing one of the photos, they wrote: “A year ago, our family of two became three.
365 days later, our little one is one”.
The birthday celebration comes as Priscilla and Juma Jux continue to give fans glimpses into their family life, with the couple marking the milestone with affectionate photos and heartfelt messages.
In other news,…. Nigerian comedian I Go Save has raised concerns over the poor condition of roads across Southern Nigeria, questioning why vehicle owners are required to maintain roadworthy cars when many of the roads they use are far from being motorable.
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The comedian expressed his frustration over the state of infrastructure, drawing attention to the difficulties motorists face while travelling on roads that are riddled with potholes and other forms of deterioration.
In a thought-provoking remark, I Go Save asked how taxpayers’ vehicles could be described as “roadworthy” when several roads in the region are not suitable for the cars expected to ply them.
His comment has sparked conversations about the condition of roads in Southern Nigeria and the responsibilities of both motorists and government authorities.
Read some comments below:
@Elan James:”😂 The irony is painful. How can cars be roadworthy when the roads themselves are not? 😭🇳🇬”
@Saint Vincent:”Lol this is a very good question cause I don’t understand how my car would be “Road worthy” and the road isn’t worthy of my car. This isn’t funny”
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@DRINK WATER 🇧🇪:”Irony of life abi how una dey talk am 😂😂😂”
