Nollywood actress Debbie Shokoya has been left in tears after her husband, Lukman Ejalonibu, made a grand gesture on her birthday.
The movie star, in a video she shared on Instagram, was seen shedding tears as her husband surprised her with a money bouquet, cake, and more on her birthday.
Appreciating him, Debbie revealed that she had previously gotten a birthday countdown gift from her man, which left her smiling throughout. She said she thought that was all, but he topped it off by gifting her money, which she values most.
Hailing him, she called him an intentional, blessed, intelligent, handsome, supportive and honourable man.
“My Odogwu!!
I screamed ‘LUKU’!!
After Getting Birthday Countdown Gifts That Got Me All Smiling Throughout The Week, Dispatch Riders Did Not Let My Phone Stop Buzzing…All From This Amazing Man!
I Thought That Was All Because The Gifts Blew My Mind; Every Gift Speaks Of ‘Intentionality’
A Man Who Paid Attention To Details And Knows What Can Make His Wife Smile/Happy. He Knows I Am Not A Freak Of Things But Few Things Gets My Mood Lit Up
Then today, my birthday, he decided to give me a birthday surprise that came with what he knows I Love And Work Hard Chasing Because I Love To Make It Legally…
MONEY MONEY MONEY.
That Money Brought The Tears That Was Supposed To Come During The Shock Of The Surprise.
I Know I Like Money; I Love To Make Money; I Love To Spend Money…Who Doesn’t Like Money
My Honourable Sir
An Intentional Man
A Blessed Man
An Intelligent Man
A Handsome Man
A Supportive Partner
That’s Who My Husband Is
I Will Come Back With The Epistle For My Baby Boy!
For Now…Lemme Go And Count My Money.
Earlier this year, Debbie celebrated her husband following his appointment by the Ogun State government as Youth Leader of the Ogun State PDP. Congratulating him on his new feat, she prayed for excellence in all he does and for him to stay blessed and winning.
Debbie addressed a report that her husband had gifted her a new car after she posted a photo of a one on Instagram. She made it clear that she doesn’t own the car; she only sells them.
While celebrating her husband’s birthday last year, she appreciated his support, praising him for clapping loudly for her in a room, holding the ladder so she could climb to the top, and encouraging her to keep doing what she does. Debbie went on to call him the husband of her youth and old age.
