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Actor Gbenro Ajibade reveals one of his secret hobbies in cute new photo

In Africa, women are usually responsible for caring for children especially when it comes to carrying them. But a few men have broken this norm as they seem to enjoy carrying their kids as well.

Handsome Nollywood actor, Gbenro Ajibade, is no doubt a family man. The father of one recently took to social media to post a special bonding moment of him with his daughter.

The dark skinned hunk was seen carrying his child strapped to his back as he revealed it is one of his secret hobbies.

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Gbenro is married to fellow thespian, Osas Ighodaro. The couple were both actors on drama series, Tinsel, a show that seems to be very good at hooking up its cast members.

There have been rumours of trouble in their relationship but neither of them have confirmed or denied the claims.

However, whether their union is facing some challenges or not, it is obvious that they both still have time for their two-year-old daughter, Azariah.

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian man shared the funny reactions he got after backing his daughter to the bank.

According to him people were surprised by the act and they stared at him strangely. He further explained that even a mad man laughed hysterically after seeing him back his daughter.

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