PHOTOS OF YOUR FAVORITE CELEBRITIES AT OMOTOLA JALADE-EKEINDE’S STAR STUDDED 40TH BIRTHDAY PARTY

Nollywood screen diva, Omotola Jalade’s held the grand ball of her 40th birthday today and notable Nigerian celebrities and billionaires turned up for the birthday party tagged ‘The Omosexy Grand Ball.’

Celebrities and billionaires who turned for the party include; Africa’s richest man, Dangote, Funke Akindele, Toyin Aimahu, Susan Peters, Desmond Elliot and many more.

Here are photos from Omotola’s party:

Omotola planned a 5-day event for her birthday celebration and they include;

Day 1 of the event: A ‘Give And Let Give To Widows and Orphans’ event.

A Couples Retreat themed ‘Reciprocative Respect, Mental Health And Avoiding Slavery In Marriage’ will take place the following day, Thursday February 8th, 2018.

The Retreat which is for young married couples and those seriously considering marriage took place at the Ember Creek, Landmark Towers, Victoria Island, Lagos.

There was also a ‘Renaissance Trip To Trace The Beginning Of Slavery’ on Friday February 9th and Saturday, February 10th, with a symposium titled ‘Mental Slavery And The Emancipation Of The Black Race’ taking place.

The celebration climax which was yesterday, Sunday February 11th, 2018 is tagged ‘The Omosexy Grand Ball.’

Omotola Jalade who kicked off her 40th birthday celebration on February 7 with a ‘Give And Let Give To Widows And Orphans’ event, told Premium Times;

I have always had a soft spot for widows and orphans for many years now because I can relate to their plight. My mum was a widow for 10 years before she passed on 16 years ago. I am also an orphan so I do what it feels like to be an orphan.

”My team have always showed love and encouraged widows who have strived to keep the home front in order despite the demise of their spouses.”

The event would be followed by Couples Retreat themed “Reciprocate, Respect, Mental Health And Avoiding Slavery In Marriage” on February 8.

As part of the event, there will be a ”Renaissance Trip To Trace The Beginning Of Slavery” on February 9, 2018, which will be followed by a Symposium on “Mental Slavery And The Emancipation Of The Black Race” on Saturday.