Not surprised Ooni’s marriage flopped, it was “arranged” - KEMI

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Controversial media personality and blogger Kemi Olunloyo has weighed in on the alleged marriage crash of the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi Ojaja II and Queen Wuraola-Zynab Ogunwusi.


Kemi in a message posted on social media suggested that the marriage between the Ooni and his queen was a union of convenience which was arranged while she also stated that it is troubling to hear that a Yoruba monarch has divorced his wife.

She said; “I don’t know what to call this!! The report of a King divorcing his queen especially in a Yoruba monarchy sounds troubling. This marriage was “arranged” from the beginning.

Ogunwusi’s ex-wife was at his coronation and then she vanishes, then Wura married the next month and some reports say the oracle has already picked yet a new wife.

“Wuraola Ogunwusi preached SUBMISSION to your husbands. She stated clearly at an American women’s summit that she was not a fan of gender equality, something I blasted the government about. I am married and it’s 50/50 over here. Next she shows up at celebrity domestic violence rallies. Monarch snitch says the breakup borders around loyalty. Was she suffering abuse, domination or worse? We don’t know. She had no children with the Ooni either.

“So so sad! Goodluck to the ex-Queen who I call #MadamOoni now said to have moved back to #Lagos. See how long it took me to marry? Life isn’t perfect,” Kemi added.

According to reports, the Ooni’s marriage allegedly crashed after his queen, Olori Wuraola was accused of a litany of unprintable things and a lack of commitment to her marital vows.

Sources also described their marriage as a sham, plagued by suspicion, hatred and devoid of love with reports also suggesting that Olori Wuraola is not on talking terms with her in-laws.





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