Weeks after her marriage to The Ooni of Ife, Oba Enitan Ogunwusi Adeyeye, broke up, Queen Wuraola has opened up exclusively to The Boss newspaper.

Speaking exclusively to the Publisher of The Boss newspaper, Chief Dele Momodu in Abuja when she paid him a courtesy visit, the embattled former wife of the most powerful Oba in Yorubaland said she bears no animosity towards her estranged husband and that she would never do anything to drag the revered throne of Ile-Ife in the mood.

She thanked the Publisher for his efforts at promoting peace.

“Uncle D, I’m eternally grateful for your wisdom and wise counsel…” she quipped.

When asked what she plans to do, she said she’s planning to reorganise her business and spend time on promoting charitable courses…”

She is very grateful to her family, friends and numerous fans and according to her “they’ve kept me going during this difficult moment…”

On whether she has any regrets, Queen Wuraola said “I’m naturally disappointed that we couldn’t make things work but I’m thankful to God for the experience and exposure. It has been a rare honour and privilege being the Queen of Yoruba’s oldest monarchy. I will forever treasure that uncommon grace…”

Chief Momodu thanked Her Majesty for the visit and particularly for vowing never to disrespect or rubbish The Ooni of Ife Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi or the great institution he represents…”

source....www.thebossnewspapers.com

She looks ugly in that pix. Ooni can always have a more beautiful wife. She is free to move on. I am not blaming her. Ooni is human too, he has his weak points just like everyone of us.

Divorce is alien to Yoruba royalty. The Ooni can marry as many wives as possible but sending her away is against tradition.

In my small numbers of years on earth, I don't think I have ever heard people calling any woman former Olori (a divorced Olori).

juman:
In my small numbers of years on earth, I don't think I have ever heard people calling any woman former Olori (a divorced Olori).

kayefi.......

juman:
In my small numbers of years on earth, I don't think I have ever heard people calling any woman former Olori (a divorced Olori).

seunmsg:
Divorce is alien to Yoruba royalty. The Ooni can marry as many wives as possible but sending her away is against tradition.

The Ooni Risa is the husband of one wife. He can't be a husband to two or more women since he's a true 'christian'.

Ooni need a girl of no more than 21yr old. Period!