Yeye Oge sends sweet wishes to Jumoke Akindele over arrival of new baby

A UK-based Socialite and former Supervisor for the environment in Okitipupa Local Government Area of Ondo State, Hon. Yetunde Olamiposi popularly known as Yeye Oge, has congratulated RT. Hon. Jumoke Akindele, former Speaker of Ondo State House of Assembly for the birth of a new baby girl.

Starnews Nigeria reports that Yeye Oge, the former female House of Assembly aspirant of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Okitipupa State Constituency II, rejoiced with Princess Jumoke on her new born baby girl through a short statement sent to Starnews Nigeria on Sunday morning.

She said: “My dear RT. Hon. Jumoke Akindele, I congratulate you on the safe delivery of a bouncing baby girl. I wish you all the happiness and love that comes with welcoming a brand-new baby girl into this world.

“The news of your new baby comes with endless joy and happiness in my heart. I forgot to eat yesterday night because I didn’t go hungry. The joy of the good news filled my body, spirit, and soul.

“Please take my sincerest congratulations. I can’t wait to meet the young princess. But until then, I will be sending ten kisses a day from the UK to the blessed baby princess.

“With love,

“Hon. Yetunde Olamiposi (Yeye Oge)”, she added.

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