Ahead of her son’s second-year birthday celebration which holds tomorrow, November 17, some fans have warned Queen Seyi Naomi against publicizing it on social media.
The warning followed the countdown on celebrity stylist CEO Luminee’s Instagram page moments ago in honor of the celebrant’s second-year birthday.
“T.A.D.E.N.I.K.A.W.O! AYANFE ELEDUMARE!, APOTI ERI ELEDUMARE! IDUNNU OJO GBOGBO! I CAN WAIT TO CELEBRATE WITH YOU TOMORROW MY PRINCE.
FEW HRS TO GO……Congratulations as you CELEBRATE another year of Our Great PRINCE” CEO Luminee had publicized.
In a swift reaction, several of her followers began issuing warnings, as some claimed there are “many evil eyes on social media”
Fans issue warning over Seyi Naomi’s son’s birthday
One Celina wrote “This baby needs all the protections now ooo and less exposure, household enemies don plenty like this. May God continue to protect our children.”
One Richie wrote “Don’t expose dis baby oh, enemies too much now pls, we re still crying Ifeanyi davido son’s death, pls remove dis baby from social media thank u”
One Toke wrote “Those of you supporting the child’s exposure, You are right! Those saying he should be protected at all costs are right too!!!!
Remember God had all the power in the universe to stop Herod, yet he asked that Mary and Joseph take Jesus away and hide him.
So whichever let wisdom prevail. Na God Dey protect us. Whatever works for y’all”
Prophetess Seyi Naomi and Ooni of Ife celebrate their son’s first birthday
NGV recalls that Olori Silekunola Naomi, a now former wife of Ooni of Ife, shared adorable photos of their son to mark his first birthday a year ago, on the 18th of November 2021.
Unveiling their son’s face, the monarch’s wife shared cute photos to mark the birthday revealing his name as Eri-EfeOluwasimi.
Seyi Naomi’s struggle with conception
Around the same time, Seyi Naomi also recounted the “difficult” experience she had prior to conception during a feature on TVC’s ‘Your View’.
Making reference to her story, the queen said conception becomes tougher for women when they are constantly reminded of their fertility struggles.
“It was like I was supposed to start popping babies almost immediately. The whole world was just looking at me,” Naomi said.
“Thank God for a supportive husband, he would always tell me not to bother. think it was something I was challenged with from the first day I got married.
‘One thing that society does not yet know is that when a woman is under pressure, it becomes very difficult to conceive.
It messes up with her brain and then it goes into her hormones and it becomes more difficult.
The more you abuse a woman about childbearing, the more it becomes difficult for her to conceive.”
Beyond her conception struggle, Naomi also admitted that she had faced pressure as regards the sex of her child and it was not from her husband but from the general public.
“For me, it was really difficult but thank God for God, thank God for the Holy Spirit, and thank God for my husband. There was no pressure at all from my husband’s family, they were all very supportive,” she added.
“I would say from the public, there was a little bit of pressuer because my husband didn’t actually care.
“My mind was not on whether it was a girl or a boy, there was no reason to go for a scan, and there was no reason to find out what I was having.
Whatever it is, I knew he was going to celebrate me and celebrate the child.” Seyi Naomi concluded.
