People who have birthdays once every four years otherwise called ‘leaplings’ are a wonder to the rest of humanity. Whether they choose to add a new age on February 28 of every year calendar, or March 1 as the UK law states, they are just the same as everyone else. How the people see or calculate leap day age has to depend on the individuals.
A leapling might want a birthday present on February 28 every year, but most don’t get theirs. Friends and family of leaplings sometimes have a hard fixing these birthdays into the yearly calendar. As a result, leaplings could get birthday presents every fourth year, and to some it is annoying.
But being a friend or family to a leapling has to give some kind of special feeling too. Leap day birthdays around the world are so few, which is why it is undoubtedly a big celebration day for most people.
Korede Bello leap day birthday is special but how does he calculate age?
Most popular leap day birthday in Nigeria is that of Korede Bello. It isn’t remarkable any more than it is fascinating that he was also born on a leap year. The singer must have waited until he was four years old to have his first birthday. This is the sixth time since his birth that he gets an actual birthday. Sky News also reports the 25th birthday celebration of a 100-year-old great grandmother born on a leap day.
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