Eniola Badmus celebrated Olakunle Churchill with a heartfelt message about loyalty and lasting friendship.
She praised his constant support, calling him a true brother and a dependable presence always.
Nollywood star Eniola Badmus has publicly expressed deep appreciation for her long-standing friendship with prominent businessman Olakunle Churchill.
Taking to her Instagram page, the actress shared a heartfelt message dedicated to Churchill, highlighting the unwavering support and loyalty he has shown her over the years.
In her touching tribute, Badmus described Churchill as more than just a friend, praising him for his consistent presence through life’s ups and downs. She acknowledged the many moments he stood by her commending the authenticity and depth of their bond.
Badmus wrote:
“I honestly don’t even know where to begin because words might never be enough to capture how deeply grateful I am for you. You’ve been more than a friend, you’ve been a light, a shield, a true brother from another mother in every sense of the word.
@olakunlechurchill Thank you for always being there in moments of joy, confusion, pain, and celebration. Your presence has been consistent like the rising sun, and your care feels like home. I don’t take it for granted, not one bit.
For all the times you looked out for me when I didn’t even ask.
For the unexpected gifts that made my day.
For the laughs we’ve shared, the tears we’ve wiped, and the countless memories we’ve created together.
Thank you. You have shown me what genuine friendship feels like, no drama, no judgment, just realness, loyalty, and love.
You’ve been my safe space. The one person I know I can lean on without fear of falling. In this life where people come and go, I thank God you stayed and never changed.
I cherish you, my brother. I pray life returns all your kindness to you in a million beautiful ways. May joy always find you, and may you never lack the same love and support you so freely give.
Let’s keep building memories and writing this story of friendship that feels more like family.”
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