According to her, she said: when my dad, Senator Adeleke found out I was pregnant again, 'he called me and told me how my life was going to be over and how I'm not married and this is my second child.
It really discouraged me because me being a Christian, I knew I wasn't ready for an abortion because I'm not killing my child' she said.
Folashade Adeleke, the 27-year old daughter of Senator Adeleke has just shared quite an interesting story about herself.
Folazfab as she's fondly called already has a son named 'Kobe' out of wedlock back when she was a teenager, and now she's pregnant with her second child with her new boyfriend.
- According to the governor, his administration will balance its duty to the people and the civil servants - The governor, who says his administration has enjoyed the cooperation of the civil servants., urges the latter to tender their complaints if they have any Governor Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo state has said the state has kept to its promise of improving workers' welfare and paying their salaries at the right time, adding that his administration would balance its duty to the people and the civil servants. The disclosure was made on Wednesday, January 2, at the annual prayer meeting with civil servants at the governor's office in Akure, the Ondo state capital, The Guardian reports. Legit.ng recalls that on his assumption of office, Akeredolu had promised the state’s workforce that he would not owe salaries, but improve on the welfare of the workers. Read more: https://www.legit.ng/1213105-i-promise-owe-akeredolu-tells-workers.html
Folazfab as she's fondly called already has a son named 'Kobe' out of wedlock back when she was a teenager, and now she's pregnant with her second child with her new boyfriend.
- According to the governor, his administration will balance its duty to the people and the civil servants - The governor, who says his administration has enjoyed the cooperation of the civil servants., urges the latter to tender their complaints if they have any Governor Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo state has said the state has kept to its promise of improving workers' welfare and paying their salaries at the right time, adding that his administration would balance its duty to the people and the civil servants. The disclosure was made on Wednesday, January 2, at the annual prayer meeting with civil servants at the governor's office in Akure, the Ondo state capital, The Guardian reports. Legit.ng recalls that on his assumption of office, Akeredolu had promised the state’s workforce that he would not owe salaries, but improve on the welfare of the workers. Read more: https://www.legit.ng/1213105-i-promise-owe-akeredolu-tells-workers.html
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