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Faithia Williams, Kaffy, others celebrate Tope Adebayo on his birthday

It is the birthday of Nollywood actor Tope Adebayo Salami.

The younger brother of Femi, via his Instagram page, shared photos of himself in a blue regalia, expressing gratitude to his Maker for his new age.

Tope said every step he takes, every move he makes, God keeps adding more glory to his life. He expressed excitement at entering a new year as he declared more blessings on himself.

“Every step I take, every move I make, He keeps adding more glory to my life. He has just added another year to my year with a lot of blessings. Happy birthday to me, it’s my day”.

Some of his colleagues took to his comment section to drop well-wishes.

Etinosa Idemudia wrote, “Happy birthday to my amazing director. God bless you, sir

Faithia Williams wrote, “Happy birthday, my darling brother

Kaffy Danger wrote, “Happy birthday to you

Akin Olaiya wrote, “Happy birthday, brother

Hakeem Effect wrote, “Happy birthday to you, Aseyi Samodun”.

Two years ago, he and his wife, Bouqi, had celebrated their decade wedding anniversary. Tope shared photos of himself, his wife, and their daughter, writing that their love grew stronger over time. He cheered for their special bond, their laughter, and their adventures.

After wrapping up Jagun Jagun 2, Tope expressed joy and gratitude to his Maker. The son of veteran Adebayo Salami appreciated the entire production crew and cast, and told the public to expect the unexpected.

In other news, Tope became the topic on the internet when a man called him out for allegedly defrauding him of over two million naira. The man alleged that Tope Adebayo’s immediate family, including his father, was aware of the scam, but the latter kept posting him without an update.

Bowing to pressure, he called out the blog, which shared the news about him without verification, claiming he did not defraud anyone. He disclosed his agreement with his partner in 2019 but could not proceed due to COVID-19, which shook 2020. He stated that his partner had taken most of the money he contributed to sponsor the project, which later became an issue