- Nigerian gospel singer Steve Crown and his wife Ruth Crown have revealed the gender of their unborn child, sharing a special moment with family, friends and fans.
- The couple posted a video of the intimate gender reveal ceremony on social media, confirming that they are expecting a girl. The announcement has since attracted congratulations from supporters and well-wishers.
Nigerian gospel singer Steve Crown and his wife Ruth Crown have announced the gender of their unborn child.
The couple shared a video of their intimate gender reveal ceremony on Instagram, where they celebrated the special occasion with close friends and family members.
In the video, Steve and Ruth are seen standing in front of a cake decorated in pink, announcing the arrival of a baby girl.
The revelation confirmed the couple are expecting their first daughter, a moment that left Ruth visibly excited, while Steve’s reaction sparked playful chatter among fans online.
Along with the video, the couple expressed their gratitude and joy for the pregnancy.
“Our perfect gift from God”.
The post quickly drew warm reactions from fans, fellow gospel artistes and well-wishers, many of whom flooded the comments section with congratulatory messages and prayers for a safe delivery.
The touching revelation marks another milestone for the couple as they prepare to welcome their baby girl into the family.
In other news…. Social media activist VeryDarkMan has reacted strongly to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Democracy Day speech, expressing disappointment at the administration’s approach to insecurity in the country.
On his Instagram page, the activist criticized the president’s stance that bandits and terrorists should surrender or face the Nigerian state, arguing that such an approach has not stopped the ongoing attacks across the country.
“This is why I have no confidence in President Tinubu, because how do you say bandits and anyone who sponsors terrorism should surrender or face the Nigerian state?” he said.
He questioned why criminal activities continued despite repeated calls for armed groups to surrender, insisting that stronger and more decisive action was needed.
VDM lamented the continuous killings and kidnappings across the country, especially the recent Oyo attack on school children and teachers, saying Nigerians are no longer safe.
“Every day, insecurity increases. They continue to commit these crimes. And yet you wait for them to surrender,” he added.
He also referred to past promises made during Tinubu’s 2022 campaign, in which the president promised to eliminate criminal gangs, questioning the progress made so far.
The activist further recalled the 2014 abduction of the Chibok girls, saying the unsolved cases and ongoing insecurity show that lessons have not been fully learned.
