Nollywood actor Lateef Adedimeji has responded after a social media user raised concerns about people frequently carrying his newborn triplets during visits.
The warning was shared by an X user, Usman Ashafe, who advised the actor and his wife to be cautious about allowing visitors to handle the babies.
He explained that while many people are excited to see the children, passing them from hand to hand could pose health risks.
“Somebody should quickly advise Lateef and Bimpe to stop allowing people to carry their babies, please
I know everyone is happy for them, and everyone wants to visit, but different hands carrying them is quite worrying, please
It’s not until you carry them that we know you also visit
They are not museum items that you touch to feel anyhow.
“They are babies still adapting to the new world; they are fragile.
And the truth is, a lot of you are carrying bacteria, fungi, algae, protozoa and even viruses in your hands
“Only God knows what and where some of you have inserted your hands before you get there
Don’t use soapy hands to carry new babies, please
If you can not look and admire them in their baby cot, then get out
“This is not a jab at Jide and Juliana, please, it’s generally for everyone that’ll be visiting”.
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Prompt News reports in response, Lateef acknowledged the concern briefly and confirmed he had taken note of the advice.
“Duly noted, thanks,” he wrote.
