Nigerian Afrobeats singer, entrepreneur, and music producer Oluwatosin Oluwole Ajibade, popularly known as Mr Eazi, has announced the heartbreaking passing of his mother, Ifeoma Edith Ajibade.
Taking to social media, the Leg Over hitmaker paid tribute to his late mother, describing her as his best teacher, toughest critic, and biggest cheerleader all in one.
Mr Eazi expressed how much she had influenced his life, teaching him invaluable lessons in entrepreneurship, family values, and devotion to God. He also shared how deeply her loss has affected him.
Several Nigerian entertainment heavyweights took to his socials to send their heartfelt condolences.
On Instagram, Mr Eazi shared a touching photo of himself having a meal with his mother. In the image, his mom is seen laughing joyfully as her son kisses her cheek, his arm wrapped lovingly around her shoulder.
“Thank you, Mummy, for your strength, your sacrifices, your unwavering faith,” the Empawa Africa founder began, expressing his deep gratitude and admiration.
He went on to highlight the profound qualities she instilled in him:
“For raising us with love, discipline, and devotion to God. For teaching me confidence, entrepreneurship, forgiveness, and family.
You were my greatest protector, my toughest critic, and my truest fan. You were not perfect, but you were perfect to me. Your legacy lives on. Rest well, Ifeoma Edith Ajibade.”
Mr Eazi did not disclose the cause of her passing or provide details regarding funeral arrangements.
His comment section quickly filled with messages of support from fans, friends, and fellow artists:
- Don Jazzy: “So sorry, bro. My condolences 🤍🙏🏾.”
- King Promise: “Heaven gained an angel. Love you, bro 🙏🏾.”
- Skales: “May her soul rest in perfect peace!!! Prayers up for you, king 🙏.”
- Davido: “Here for you, king ❤️❤️❤️.”
- Olomide: “Condolences, bro 🤍🙏🏾.”
In his Instagram stories, Mr Eazi shared more photos of his mother and their cherished moments together, emphasizing the incredible impact she had on his life and the deep bond they shared.
by HANNIE PETRA
