Mercy Aigbe beams with pride as husband, Kazim Adeoti gets conferred with new title

Nollywood actress, Mercy Aigbe Adeoti was no doubt a proud wife as her husband, Kazim Adeoti got conferred with a new title.

The filmmaker was conferred as Baba Adinni Oye Amori and his celebrity wife was on grounds to support him at his coronation over the weekend.

Sharing clips from the ceremony, Mercy Aigbe expressed pride in her man as she congratulated him on his new feat and prayed for more.

“Stepping out with the latest BABA ADINNI. Congratulations my love on your coronation as BABA ADDINNI Alh. Kazim Adeoti more Grace”.

“BABA ADINNI

Big Congratulations to my husband Alhaji Kazim Adeoti @kazimadeoti on his conferment as BABA ADINNI Oye Amori …

Alhamdulilah Robil Alameen”.

Many of her colleagues flooded her comment section with congratulatory messages for him.

Two years back, Kazim Adeoti bagged an award for his humanitarian deeds in his hometown and Mercy Aigbe had accompanied him to his state for the award.

Mercy who lacked the words to use in praising him for his selfless work, noted how he deserved to be awarded and celebrated.

Describing him as a good man with a great heart and an awesome forgiving spirit, she prayed for God to elevate him.

Last year, Kazim was left humbled after making the list of the Most Influential People in Nigeria.

Taking to his Instagram page to share the good news, Kazim expressed gratitude to the magazine for the honor, expressing how humbled he is for the recognition.

Kazim isn’t the only one who has been conferred with a new title. Around October, Mercy Aigbe was honored with the title of Arowoshadinni by ABD Azeez Islamic Foundation.

Sharing the good news online, Mercy Aigbe reintroduced herself with her new title as she appreciated them for the honor.

Unfortunately, the news wasn’t well received by many as a Muslim critic slammed her over the title, noting how everything in life is now about money.

Unbothered by the criticisms, the movie star, held an installation ceremony which was attended by her colleagues like Nkechi Blessing, Kemi Afolabi, Sikiratu Sindodo, and many others.