Nigerian comedian and actress Adebola Adeyela, popularly known as Lizzy Jay, is celebrating her birthday today, and she marked the occasion with stunning new photos.
In a post shared on her Instagram page, she showed off a beautiful outfit while sitting on a wooden chair, accompanied by a playful caption reflecting on her journey.
Lizzy Jay wrote a series of humorous captions, describing the moment as "Scene 30; take two" and listing variations like "30, The Sequel," "30 — Extended Edition," "30, Season 2," and "30, by popular demand."
She also expressed love for herself and wished herself a happy birthday, describing herself as a child of the Almighty.
She wrote:
"This is Scene 30; take two. 30, director's call. 30: The Sequel . 30 — Extended Edition. 30, Season 2. 30, by popular demand . 30, apparently we're not done yet. 30, Deluxe Edition. 30, the remix. Adebola Omo'ba oh I love you so much Happy Birthday Child of the Almighty."
Lizzy Jay is. a popular comedian, actress, filmmaker, and content creator widely recognized by her comedic persona, Ọmọ Ìbàdàn.
She gained recognition in May 2017 when her skit titled "How Girls From Different States Sleep" went viral.
She has since transitioned into mainstream acting, featuring in notable projects like 'Breaded Life', Toyin Abraham's 'Alakada: Bad and Boujee,' 'Progressive Tailors Club', and Funke Akindel's 'She Must Be Obeyed'.



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