Tinubu’s Former Spokesperson, Ajuri Ngelale, Welcomes Fifth Child

Ajuri Ngelale, the former spokesperson to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has announced the birth of his fifth child.

Taking to Twitter, Ngelale expressed gratitude to God for the safe delivery of his son, Micah Esoi-Obari Ngelale, who shares a special connection with his grandmother as the baby was born on her birthday.

In his heartfelt post, Ngelale wrote:

“I am humbled to announce that The Lord has blessed the Ngelale family once more with the arrival of our fifth child who was born on my mother’s birthday following a most mercurial journey to health.

“The birth of my fourth son, Micah Esoi-Obari Ngelale, evokes profound gratitude and joyful praise to our Creator Whose mercy and lovingkindness is reaffirmed as endless and indescribable.

“Both mother and child emerged from the process in good health.

On behalf of Crystal, Ajuri II, Elijah, Malachi, Zoelle, and Micah, I thank you for your prayers and incessant support.”

Recall that Ngelale stepped down in September as Tinubu’s spokesperson to deal with medical matters affecting his nuclear family.

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