Actress Dayo Amusa was filled with joy as she shared the names of her son during his naming ceremony .
Her colleague Iyabo Ojo was in attendance to celebrate with her and she wished her all the best as she begins her motherhood journey.
Fans of the new mother were excited for her and thanked Iyabo Ojo for being a woman of faith.
Nollywood actress Dayo Amusa organised her son’s naming ceremony, and she revealed that his names are Oluwakemi, Oluwayemisi, Ilebamigbe, and Iledurotimi, among other lovely Yoruba names.
A facebook user shares other names as

ABDUL ROSHEED ALANNI OLUWAFIREWAMIRI SEHUN

Amusa was excited as her colleague Iyabo Ojo shared in her joy at the event held on Monday, November 25, 2024. The mother of two said it was an absolute delight to celebrate with Dayo as she named her son.

Watch as Iyabo Ojo prays

Watch as Dayo Amusa lists names

Meanwhile, the identity of Dayo Amusa’s husband remains unknown to the public as the Actor has not revealed who the child’s father is. Added to that fact is the lack of a surname on the list of names as listed at the naming of the newborn.

FATHER’S IDENTITY
Dayo Amusa, has responded to speculation about the identity of her child’s father.

Amusa, who welcomed her first child in the United States on November 18, kept the father’s identity private thereby sparking curiosity on social media.

During a recent TikTok live session, the actress clarified that she would not reveal the identity of her child’s father to safeguard her peace and happiness.

“I realised that some people are so interested in knowing who the father of my child is. Is your husband missing?” she queried.

“Moreover, the child is not a fruit that just fell from heaven. He definitely has a father. It is not compulsory you congratulate me, do not bother. If it is not convenient for you, don’t worry. I do not care. I am the one in the public eye, not my husband.”

Amusa stressed that she reserves the right to withhold information about her personal life, saying, “I would only let out what I want to let out. I want to maintain my peace, that is why my personal life is undisclosed.”

The actress further expressed joy at becoming a mother: “I’m excited to have a new name—mother.”

Amusa began her acting career in 2002 and transitioned into film production in 2006. She is known for her roles in both Yoruba and English-language Nollywood films, and has earned numerous awards.