Actor and producer, Yomi Fabiyi, has shared a picture of his late mother’s toothbrush.
In a eulogy posted on Instagram on Friday, the Yoruba actor said he used the toothbrush for another one year after his mother died.
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According to him, sharing toothbrush was one of the things he used as evidence of physical bonding with his mother.
“My late mum’s toothbrush! Practically I used this brush for another 1 year after she passed on. When she was alive and living with me, if she misplaces her brush, I simply ask her to use mine.
“As an adult, that was one of the things I have as evidence of physical bonding with my mother, my way of worshipping my mother. I miss my mum and it will take a lifetime to get over the pain. I wish all good mothers live forever or a little over 80yesrs before anything death. No better investor, loyalist and backbone better than Mothers,” he wrote.
The actor also had words for people who still have their mothers’ tombs in sight.
“Going there to pray and say some words once in a while especially during anniversaries can be impactful. The tomb knows the truth and stand by the truth than any other. Consult it when in tight corners, just be honest with your supplications,” he said.
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Yomi Fabiyi is a popular Yoruba actor who started out as a personal assistant to comic actor, Babatunde Omidina, popularly known as Baba Suwe.
He was instrumental in the campaign to raise funds for Baba Suwe when news of his ill-health broke.
