For former Big Brother Africa winner, Uti Nwachukwu, turning 30 is not just about over-the-top partying with friends, family and sometimes ‘enemies’, but a time to reflect on life and how difficult life is for others, this he proved when he hosted 67 widows at the Calabar Hall at Surulere, Lagos recently.
The star has arguably had a very good run of fame and fortune these past few years especially after winning the very popular reality show, Big Brother Africa, a continental platform that brings some of the continent’s finest together under one roof for a period of 90 days with mouth-watering prize money to go with it.
The celebrant showed up in no time to a resounding applause, straightaway, he greeted his guests who were the widows and headed for the red carpet where the picture splash took place. He was also accompanied by his Sister Onah, close friend, Alex Ekubo, actress Meg Otanwa and singer Keffe, MC Ice Water, Michael Nwachukwu, Aneke twins and others as they posed with the celebrant on the red carpet. The event started right on time and had in attendance, the 67 widows all dressed in branded polo shirts designed charitably by THOTS ON TEES all bearing the name and picture of the celebrant.
Coincidentally, the celebrant hosted 67 widows because his lovely mother happens to be 67 years old. He later cut his birthday cake with the widows and lots of gift items were presented to them at the end of the event which included cookers, cartons of noodles, Ankara fabrics, bags of rice and bottles of oil (surprising donated by star actress Tonto amongst other valuable items.
‘’There is need to recognize widows like these and give them all the support they need at all times. This is why I have allowed the press in, not just to announce it, but so that people who are bigger, richer and more influential than me will hopefully emulate this on a much bigger scale because some people have things to give but don’t know how to. I wish to thank Martini, Ify Okeke, Joy Sillo, president of his fan club (UFC) Oby Emeka, Pat Awele and Tonto Dike’’.
- uti’s birthday cake
- Alex and Uti
- Twani
- Fabian
- Uti distributing gift to the widows
- Kefee
- Uti Nwachukwu
- Uti and sister, Onah
- The Utimateman, Emeka
- Ife and Helen Paul
- Uti with friends
- Weatherman
- Uti cutting cake with the widows
- Otu Njama
- Chidiebere and Chidimma Aneke twins
- Ife,Helen Paul and Elenu
- Uti with birthday cake


































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Congratulation to u uti wishing u many more years
Happy Birthday to the birthday guy…..
yes oooo
yes ooooo
long life Uti
HBD
same here
wishing him d best
yes ooooo
HBDLLINP YO!
I wish him the same
wish him d same
HBD
happy Birthday Uti.
wishing him too
we are celebrating with u
Happy Birthday and many happy returns.
long life
prosperity
Happi birthday
same here
happy birthday
same here
hapi bday big broda n more grease 2 your elbow.ajeh.
Uti are now in charge of Widows, please don't do it the Uwakwe way o
Amen
Happy Belated Birthday.
abi ooooooooooo
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