Their baby boy who was in intensive care had a bacterial infection and sadly, passed away afterwards.

Popular Nigerian comedian, Dami Olatunde aka Aphrican Ace, has shared the tragic demise of his pre-term baby boy, Zion.

In a post shared on his Instagram page, the bereaved comedian said Zion was supposed to be due for birth in October this year but had to be born on July 2, 26 weeks earlier.

The content creator said he and his wife went ahead with the baby shower they had planned on July 27. However, the next day, their baby boy who was in intensive care had a bacterial infection and sadly, passed away afterwards.

Read his post below;

‘’Zion Ayomikun Blue Olatunde …you were due in October, but you just couldn’t wait to meet mommy and daddy so you came super early at 26 weeks on July 2nd.

You were doing pretty well for a 26 weeker, so we decided to still proceed with your baby shower on July 27th as previously scheduled even before you came.

Then came July 28th when we got a call that you had gotten a bacterial infection…and from there it was one thing after another after another, which all happened so quickly back to back over the next few days.

Despite the words of the doctors, we were still very hopeful and optimistic that you’ll pull through, especially considering how long and hard you kept fighting which even blew the doctors’ minds. we prayed and prayed. But God decided to call you home during the early hours of August 1st with mommy and daddy right by your side.

I’ve never experienced this kind of pain before, but it’s crazy how despite the amount of pain you’re in, life still has to go on…literally right after. How quickly we went from plans of you coming home, to now talking to funeral homes. Hey God

We love you, and miss you so much Zion, but God’s will has been done, so we won’t question Him. We’ll just accept it knowing and believing that He has greater things in store for us. All things work together for good for those that love God and are called according to His purpose.''

Till we meet again, rest peacefully our dear son.''