Mercy Aigbe On Observing Ramadan Fast With Husband, Kazeem Adeoti

EKO HOT BLOG reports that Nollywood actress, Mercy Aigbe, has taken to social media to share her experience observing the Ramadan fast with her husband, Kazeem Adeoti, who is a devout Muslim.

In a post shared on her Instagram page, the actress shared a photo of herself lying on the floor after observing the morning prayer, to depict how she has been coping with the fasting, which according to her, has not been easy.

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Mercy, who has been committed to observing the Ramadan fast since it began following her marriage to Kazeem, also revealed a new side to her husband, saying that he is not as calm as he portrays to be, adding that it has not been easy to wake up to cook for her family at wee hours.

Sharing the photo, she wrote:

“So all of you saying my hubby is calm, he is calm, can y’all see what he did to me this early morning. Waking up for Sari is not easy!!! I am coping very well with fasting but you see that waking up to cook & chop early momo, is a struggle. Sleep just won’t leave me alone! May almighty Allah accept all our sacrifices as an act of ibadah, forgive all our sins, answer all our prayers, continue to bless us and reward us with good deeds.”

Mercy also teased her husband afterwards, saying “@kazimadeoti 1– 0 first to do no dey pain… wait for my retaliation.”

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The post has generated a lot of reactions on social media, with many fans commending Mercy for her commitment to observing the Ramadan fast, and others expressing admiration for her for making an effort to observe religious traditions, especially when it’s not their own.