Ngozi and Titilola Adeleke, the wives of the Governor of Osun State, Ademola Adeleke have caused confusion in the state as they battle for the throne of the First Lady.
The two wives in preparation for the first lady, Remi Tinubu’s visit to Osun State have printed two different posters to usher ‘Her Excellency’ into the state. The First Lady will be making an appearance at the turning of sod of the Alternative High School for Girls at Oke D.O, Ilesha Road.
The two are currently trying to surpass each other, with both of them laying claim to the office of the First Lady of the State. An X user, identified as Remidotun86 had shared the two different posters printed by the two women.
The two wives of the Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, are reportedly trying to surpass each other as both of them lay claim to the Office of the First Lady of the state.
Calling herself the First Lady, Titilola Adeleke,.in her own poster wrote: “Official turning of the sod ceremony of the Alternative High School For Girls at Oke D.O, Ilesha Road, Osogbo”.
While Ngozi Adeleke wrote in her poster: “Welcome to the state of living spring. Experience the beauty of Osun State’s landscape” and signed off as the First Lady of Osun State”.
We wonder how Osun indigenes are feeling with the battle of supremacy between the two wives.
See some reactions below,
One Ralph New Revelation wrote, “Nothing good about polygamy. Deep down, no reasonable woman wants to share her man
One Wendy Harmpie wrote, “I think polygamy is a thing in the Adeleke family. Na online in-laws just wan craze for David matter
One Enyx12 wrote, “And then he still has an American ex wife in Atlanta with kids. Chile. It’s a whole production
One Rosy Throne wrote, ‘A man that wants peace of mind and avoid unnecessary drama with never go into polygamy
One Carlen7 wrote, “This Adeleke family get problem forget
One Chef G wrote, “Polygamy is another name for high BP, you will never have peace of mind
One Yellow Shuga Bae wrote, “Something both of them can work hand in hand to do”.
