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PHOTOs: Ooni of Ife, Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, marries new wife

The Ooni of Ife, Ooni Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, has married a new wife.

This was disclosed in the caption of photos uploaded by the ooniofficialphotojournalist on Instagram.

See pictures below:

PHOTO: Instagram/@ooniofficialphotojournalist

This is coming a few months after Queen Silekunola Naomi announced her divorce from the king after three years of marriage. The report of the divorce was immediately debunked by Palace with claims that the King is still in love with the Queen.

Meanwhile, Queen Naomi has since then maintained the king has an image he portrays to the world and another which is his real character.

Queen Naomi. PHOTO: Instagram

In the post announcing her divorce, she said; “Let it be known that this decision to move on did not come because his majesty is married to another queen.

“As many would love to assume, throughout our life as a couple, I was the only married wife to him. There were side attractions, but it was never an issue.

“His Majesty has a picture he would love the world to see and perceive him as and another one which is his true self.

“Today I announce the beginning of a new dawn and the close of a chapter. Today, I am a mother to God’s unique gift.

“I am no longer a slave to my thoughts of perfection. I, at this moment, announce that I shall no longer be referred to as wife to the Ooni of Ife or as Queen of Ile-Ife but as the Queen of the people and mother of my adorable Prince”.

In a post on Instagram, she stated:

You have a right to say no.
It is your right to be tired.
You can put your hands in the air,
Cry for help if you have to;
Say no even if the world can’t reason with you.
Because, in the grave they still will not.
Don’t wait untill death comes,
In anticipation for a pity party.
Death is the end of hope.
Are you hoping he would come to love you and respect you,
stop mentally ,emotionally and physically abusing you?
If you die, that’s where hope ends.
Call for help, nobody is a saint .
We are all work in progress.
Are you a perfectionist and you want the world to keep seeing the perfect side of you?
Stop playing God.
Let God be God and man be man.
Accept that it can’t work, if it won’t work .
We always know it when it can’t.
Finally, quit seeking validation.
May the soul of the departed rest in peace
Her song ministered to me alot of times and even now i say Ekueme!!!!!!!
Rest my lady rest!

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