Nollywood Actress, Tosin Abiola Apologizes to Her Children For not Being There For Them As She Graduates With A First Class in UK University

London-based Nollywood actress, Tosin Abiola has graduated from a UK university with a first class.

While grateful to God for his mercies and grace, the actress took time to apologize to her lil kids for the times she wasn’t there for them and for all the family times she missed in course of her studying.

She wrote:

Dear Nathan and Neriah,
For every time I denied you “mummy time” I AM SORRY. For every time I couldn’t join other parents to go on a school trip, I AM SORRY. For every time I couldn’t look you in the eyes because I was so engrossed in writing essays and meeting deadlines, I AM SORRY. For every time I couldn’t go with you to the cinema to enjoy a movie of your choice, I AM SORRY. For every time I couldn’t listen to all your unspoken words, I AM SORRY. For every time I had to make excuses, I AM SORRY. For every time I couldn’t read you bed time stories, I AM SORRY.
Thank you my babies, I love you with every ounce of my soul and with every beat of my heartI walked that path for you and I’m proud that I did it….. Yours forever
#firstclassmummy

Wale

Wale Odutayo is a Photo Editor for Kanyi Daily News and is based in Lagos. Contact this reporter at collaborations@kanyidaily.com

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