I’m Not Alaafin Of Oyo's Wife, Chioma - Young Lady Accused Of Dumping Husband Cries Out

 

The monarch had recently set tongues wagging on social media after he stepped out with Chioma Adeyemi, his new wife.

Chioma Nwadike, a young Nigerian lady has come ou to dismiss the reports attributing her to be the new wife of Lamidi Adeyemi, Alaafin of Oyo.

The monarch had recently set tongues wagging on social media after he stepped out with Chioma Adeyemi, his new wife, for the installation of Tomori Williams, a real estate mogul, as the Aare Onikoyi of Yorubaland in Ibadan.

Shortly after the occasion that befell last weekend, rumours had swirled on social media claiming that Nwadike became the female who got married to the traditional ruler.

Alaafin of Oyo

The reviews also claimed that Nwadike, who stocks the same name with Alaafin’s new wife, dumped her husband to marry the eighty two-yr-old.
But in a Twitter thread on Saturday, Nwadike, a banker cum entrepreneur, requested the public to brush aside such reviews, noting that such had been geared toward smearing her picture.

The writer explained that the individual she became stated to have dumped inside the now-viral snap shots is her estranged husband from a failed marriage, adding that the divorce proceeding is still ongoing in courtroom.

Nwadike added that because the rumours went viral, she has been subjected to ridicule on Facebook — a improvement which made her delete her account.

“The character in the photo is my estranged husband from a failed marriage, the aftermath of which, I am nevertheless struggling till today. These past few months were a turbulent experience for me, obvious through this modern-day fake information and defamatory posts,” she wrote.

“Regrettably, these fake and rather demeaning publications have now perturbed and created an unnecessarily, traumatic environment among my own family, buddies and colleagues who discovered it very hard to harbor the believe that I purportedly jilted my estranged husband if you want to marry the Alaafin of Oyo.”

 

Nwadike puzzled why anyone would unmarried her out for such insult amid her warfare with the “emotional and painful rigours” of her “messy divorce” process from her estranged husband.

“It is as a substitute unfathomable as to why I am being singled out to be faded within the eyes of Nigerians even whilst still going via the emotional and painful rigors of a really messy divorce proceeding, which remains pending in court and in which my estranged husband and his Lawyers have applied each dilatory tactic to stall the belief of the case for motives I wouldn’t want to kingdom now,” she endured.

“Regrettably, these false and alternatively demeaning guides have now perturbed and created an unnecessarily worrying environment amongst my own family, buddies and colleagues who located it very tough to harbor the belief that I purportedly jilted my estranged husband so one can marry the Alaafin of Oyo.”