Photos, videos from Stan Nze and Blessing Obasi’s baby boy’s dedication in church

• Nollywood actors, Stan Nze and his wife have dedicated their baby in church.
• The event took place over the weekend with the actor sharing photos and videos.
• Stan Nze and Blessing Obasi were all smiles in the beautiful photos and videos that was shared.

Nigerian film actors cum filmmakers, Stan Nze and his wife, Blessing have dedicated their baby in church. The child’s dedication took place at the Dominion City Church over the weekend.

Stan posted photos and videos from the event on his Instagram account on Monday night.

In the videos, the proud father could be seen showing off his dance moves as the choir ministered. Stan Nze captioned the post:

“Jay Bobo goes to church. Thank you all the uncles and aunties that came to celebrate with us.”

Fellow celebrities and fans congratulated the couple in the comment section of the post. See post below:

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Stan, in an October interview, revealed that he and his wife were shocked when they found out they had welcomed a baby boy instead of the twins they expected. He said:

“We were believing God for two girls, we had journaled for them, we believed God for them, put them on our storyboard, we had two clothes on our bed. People have been sending us gifts and prophesying twins, and so we just held on to those prophecies and promises and it was on our gender reveal that we got the shock of our lives. It’s not even a girl sef, it’s boy. We were believing God for two girls, and he went to one boy.

“And like that’s how God does His things. I mean, it’s God, and He will do it the way He wants to. I don’t think we can question him, we can not. I know a couple of my friends have said “hmm Stan, you dey look for twins, you never even carry one. You never even carry one make you know as e dey be, make una get sleepless night, make una know as e dey be before you ask for two”. I said na your twins? Is it you that will carry it? Leave me and my girls, I will carry them.

“But I guess God wanted – because what we have wanted were two girls, then a boy later – but God brought the boy first. So we are still believing God for our girls. We are still holding on for Chizaram and Chichetaram and they are still going to come and we are still going to be here to testify and share the good news. This is still good news, just a different kind of good news. God did it a different way.”