“Wise decision, all of them won’t leave at once” Reactions trail Ooni of Ife’s several wives strategy

The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi has shocked numerous with his arrangements for a subsequent spouse, days in the wake of wedding another wife, Olori Mariam Anako Ogunwusi.

Kemi Filani news announced hours prior that the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi is allegedly set to uncover his subsequent spouse.

News making round on the net is that the Yoruba ruler is wanting to take another lady of the hour.

The personality of the lady of the hour is yet to be known as there are clashing reports on who is next lady is.

Kemi Ashefon’s blog guaranteed Adimula Ashely Afolashade is to be invited into the castle as the second spouse of the King.

The central sovereign, Olori Mariam Ogunwusi will invite Princess Ashely to the royal residence.

While, LEADERSHIP accumulated that a group of Chiefs from the Palace in Ile-Ife, Osun State, on Wednesday visited the group of another lady of the hour to-be, Dr Elizabeth Opeoluwa Akinmuda, in the Magodo area of Lagos.

As per sources near the royal residence, Miss Akinmuda is a Scotland-based Electronic Data Processor and a local of Ondo City in Ondo State.

Nigerians are having a field day responding to the news, the web went wild with many commending him for the move.

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