“I’ve Received More Blessings Since I Came Back To Islam” – Actress Adunni Ade Shares Her Conversion Story

Actress Adunni Ade has revealed that she has converted to Islam after being a Christian for years.

The mother-of-two said she was born to a Muslim father and a Christian mother. Her stepmother is also a Christian. She said she was raised a Muslim but her father gave them the free will to choose whatever religion they wanted.

As an adult, she attended a number of churches but said she chose to return to Islam in 2016. She adds that since returning to Islam, she feels “more fulfilled*”, “happier”, and has received more blessings. She said her first son also now practices Islam.

As for how she dresses, she said it’s in no one’s place to judge what she chooses to wear.

Covid-19: Adamawa Quarantine 188 Returnees From Lagos and Other States

The Adamawa State Government on Saturday said it has quarantined returnees from Lagos and other states in Numan and Demsa local government areas of the state. 

According to the Secretary to the State Government, Bashir Ahmad, is in line with the directives given by the state governor, Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, regarding the lockdown order in force in the state.

Ahmad, who also doubled as the Chairman of the Adamawa State COVID-19 containment committee, said he had ordered the isolation of the 188 returnees to enable the government screen them for COVID-19. He expressed concern over the number of returnees in the state despite the interstate travel ban, adding that some states are not collaborating with the lockdown.

Sources revealed that most of the returnees are factory workers from Lagos and Ogun states, out of which 59 have been isolated in Numan Isolation Centre while 40 have been quarantined at the Kpacham isolation facility in Demsa local government area of the state

Police spokesperson in the state, DSP Suleiman Ngoroje, confirmed the development, adding that some of the returnees were intercepted along Gombe while others were intercepted at Numan-Gombe boundary axis. Ngoroje said that a special Police task force team led by a deputy Commissioner of Police was formed to ensure total compliance with the lockdown order.

He urged the leadership of National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) and that of Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria (RTEAN) to warn their members to adhere to the strict warnings and restriction or face the wrath of the law. It was that observed that Adamawa is yet to record any case of the coronavirus pandemic but noted that road transport workers, tricycles operators and town service cab drivers were defying the lockdown order and continue to engage in late night journeys.