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Priscilla Ojo unveils son’s face on first birthday
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Priscilla Ojo unveils son’s face on first birthday

Vanguard Nigeria about 4 hours 2 mins read
Priscilla Ojo unveils son’s face on first birthday

Nigerian influencer Priscilla Ojo and her husband, Tanzanian singer Juma Jux, have unveiled their son Rakeem’s face as he marks his first birthday.

The couple shared photographs of Prince Rakeem Mkambala on Instagram on Monday, after keeping his face private since his birth in Canada on Aug. 24, 2025.

”To our dearest son, watching you grow has been the biggest blessing. You are the most cheeky, happy, cleverest little pumpkin. You light up every room you walk into and we’re so proud to be your parents.

”365 days of loving you; cuddling you, and watching your beautiful personality shine. You are curious, so joyful, so smart and so full of life. You make every day better just by being you.

”We can’t believe how fast you’re growing, our little sunshine. May your life be filled with as much happiness as you have given us this past year.

“We pray you grow up healthy, happy and full of purpose. We pray God guides your steps and orders your path.

”We pray you know how deeply you are loved, every single day. We pray your laughter never stops and your beautiful heart stays pure.

”You are our greatest answered prayer. Happy 1st Birthday our sunshine, we love you endlessly,” they wrote.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Rakeem was born in Canada on Aug. 24, 2025, to Priscilla and Jux, who had announced the pregnancy in July 2025.

The couple had since shared photographs and videos of their son on social media, usually keeping his face private.

Rakeem’s Instagram account, managed by his parents, also attracted more than 100,000 followers in spite of the absence of photographs showing his face.

NAN reports that Priscilla and Jux held their wedding ceremonies in Nigeria and Tanzania in 2025 before welcoming their first child in Canada.

(NAN)

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