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Footballer Joseph Yobo celebrates his daughter's birthday in style, shares adorable video

- Nigerian professional footballer, Joseph Yobo has shared the most adorable photo of himself and his daughter as they celebrated her birthday

- The excited father wished his 2-year-old daughter well on her birthday and made sure to mark the occasion in style

- He revealed that they were celebrating a day early because he did not want to miss the birthday celebration

Spending a lot of time with family regardless of one's busy schedule is always admired. Nigerian professional footballer, Joseph Yobo will easily make the list of world's amazing dads after he shared the most adorable clip of himself and his daughter marking her birthday in style.

Joseph and his wife, Adaeze, are proud parents of three adorable children and welcomed their last child, Lexine in 2017. On February 12, Joseph held a lovely birthday party for his daughter as she clocked 2.

The proud father revealed that he will not be around on the day of her actual birthday and decided to move the celebration forward. He shared the adorable clip of her blowing out her candles and dancing to the birthday song.

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Here is the adorable video below:

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Happy birthday mama!

Meanwhile, Lexine recently landed her first paid modelling job. Her proud mother, Adaeze, shared the news on social media. Without a doubt, the modelling gig was landed with the help of her parents, and it is a commendable move.

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