Nigerian filmmaker Jade Osiberu has announced the arrival of her first child:
Gatekeepers News reports that the award-winning producer and director who got married on May 11, 2019, shared the news on Instagram, where she revealed that she gave birth on August 8, 2025.
She described the experience as deeply spiritual and life-changing, saying motherhood has been the most defining journey she has ever taken.
Osiberu, who turned 40 this year, also disclosed her child’s name, Morarooluwa Jaiyeoba, and expressed gratitude to God for what she described as divine completion at this stage of her life.
She accompanied the announcement with prayers for wisdom, favour, peace and protection over her child.
Osiberu wrote, “08/08/2025 – My life changed forever. God said in your 40th year, I will complete you. God really does make all things beautiful in his time.”
“I have been on many journeys in my life but the journey to becoming a mother has been the most humbling and life defining. God has shown me so much mercy and favor… To say I feel seen and loved by God would be an understatement…”
“I feel like his favorite child. Morarooluwa Jaiyeoba, may the Lord bless you, may the Lord keep you. May the Lord make you wise, may He show you which way to go and watch over you.”
“May the Lord grant you favour and give you peace. May the Lord be happy with you and may you rest in His love. He will sing and be joyful about you.”
Jade Osiberu is one of the most prominent figures in contemporary Nollywood. She began her career in the film industry as a writer and producer before moving fully into directing.
Over the years, she has built a reputation for telling bold, character-driven stories that appeal to both local and international audiences.
She is the founder of Greoh Studios, a production company behind several successful Nigerian films and series. Her breakout film Isoken earned widespread praise for its portrayal of modern relationships and cultural expectations, while Sugar Rush became one of Nigeria’s highest-grossing films.
Other notable works such as Brotherhood and Gangs of Lagos further cemented her status as a leading creative force in the industry.
Beyond filmmaking, Osiberu is known for advocating improved storytelling standards and stronger production quality in Nigerian cinema.
Her work has received multiple nominations and awards, and she is often recognised as part of the new generation shaping the future of Nollywood.
