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Ushbebe Melts Hearts With Romantic Birthday Message To Wife As She Turns 40
Ushbebe Melts Hearts With Romantic Birthday Message To Wife As She Turns 40
Nigerian comedian and actor Ushbebe celebrates his wife, Annette Nuagbe, on her 40th birthday.
The celebration took place on October 30, 2026.
Ushbebe shared a beautiful photo of Annette in traditional Edo bridal attire on social media.
Nigerian comedian and actor, Justice Emonaerere Nuagbe, popularly known as Ushbebe, is celebrating his wife, Annette Nuagbe, as she clocks 40 on Friday, October 30, 2026.
The comedian took to social media to celebrate his wife, sharing a beautiful photo of her dressed in traditional Edo bridal attire.
Describing her as his “Benin pride,” Ushbebe expressed gratitude for having her in his life, noting that she has been an incredible partner and a blessing to him.
He also reaffirmed his love for her, promising to cherish her forever as he celebrated her milestone birthday.
Sharing the photo, he wrote:
Every second brings Nigerians closer to exercising their democratic right and shaping the future of our nation.
Exercise your democratic right responsibly, peacefully and lawfully.
“My Benin pride.
You have been an amazing part of my life and been my blessing.
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Love you always and forever, my queen.
Happy birthday, my love, and welcome to the 4th floor.”
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In other news…. A Nigerian man has criticised Nigerians living abroad who support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration despite enjoying better living conditions and functional systems in their countries of residence.
In a statement making the rounds, the man, who identified himself as Yoruba, questioned why Nigerians living overseas would endorse Tinubu’s government while benefiting from better infrastructure, public services and quality of life outside the country.Nigerian travel guide
He challenged those supporting the president from abroad to return to Nigeria and experience the realities of the country under the administration they defend.
“I’m Yoruba, and that’s why I have to say this… Those of you living abroad, enjoying functional systems and a better quality of life, in a good country yet supporting Tinubu in Nigeria, why don’t you come back home and let Tinubu reform your life so you can enjoy his Renewed Hope Agenda? And this is my prayer for you…” he said.
His remarks highlight the ongoing debate surrounding Nigerians in the diaspora who support the ruling government despite living in countries with stronger public institutions and social infrastructure.
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