[female
vocals] (
Talking
drum
rolls)
Oya,
ehen!
It’
s
a
celebration!
For
the
boy,
for
the
king,
for
the
first
fruit!
Abdulmojeed
Oladele,
ten
years
strong!
No
dulling,
let’
s
go!
Ten
years
ago,
my
life
changed
complete
When
I
carried
you,
the
first
heartbeat
My
first
pregnancy,
my
first
miracle
born
A
whole
new
journey,
a
bright
early
dawn
I
held
you
close,
my
tiny
baby
boy
You
filled
the
house
with
so
much
joy
Before
you,
I
didn’
t
know
what
true
fear
could
be
The
fear
of
losing
you,
the
precious
gift
to
me
Happy 10
th
birthday,
Abdulmojeed
Oladele
My
first
son,
my
heart,
my
Adisa
Mi
Double
digits
today,
look
how
you
shine
So
special
to
us,
you
are
forever
divine (
E
choke!)
Oladele
Mi,
you’
re
the
star
in
our
eyes
My
first
reason
for
the
late-night
smiles
Do
you
remember
when
you
learned
how
to
walk?
Or
the
very
first
time
you
tried
to
talk?
From
sleepless
nights
to
the
way
you
nap
You’
re
the
best
blessing,
no,
that’
s
no
cap
You
taught
me
parenthood,
the
lessons
I
learned
All
of
the
love
that
you
have
rightly
earned
My
first
fruit,
my
Adisa,
my
pride
With
you
by
my
side,
I’
ve
got
nothing
to
hide
Happy 10
th
birthday,
Abdulmojeed
Oladele
My
first
son,
my
heart,
my
Adisa
Mi
Double
digits
today,
look
how
you
shine
So
special
to
us,
you
are
forever
divine (
Omo!
See
this
one
oh!)
Oladele
Mi,
you’
re
the
star
in
our
eyes
My
first
reason
for
the
late-night
smiles
Ten
years
of
growing,
ten
years
of
grace
You’
ll
always
hold
a
unique
place
In
this
heart,
in
this
home,
in
this
life
You
gave
me
the
name
Ummu,
through
all
of
the
strife
We
celebrate
you
today,
big
man
on
the
rise
God
is
your
portion,
under
these
skies
Happy 10
th
birthday,
Abdulmojeed
Oladele
My
first
son,
my
heart,
my
Adisa
Mi
Double
digits
today,
look
how
you
shine
So
special
to
us,
you
are
forever
divine (
Shey
you
dey
whine
me?
No,
he’
s
the
best!)
Oladele
Mi,
you’
re
the
star
in
our
eyes
My
first
reason
for
the
late-night
smiles
Yeah,
Abdulmojeed!
Keep
growing,
keep
glowing,
Oladele
Mi
Double
digits,
baby! (
No
dulling!
We
celebrate
you!)
Happy
birthday,
my
Adisa. (
Ehen!
We
done!
Mo
gbe!)