Weeks after celebrating her 29th birthday in a remarkable way, Elizabeth Itunnuayo Rich Jack, the adopted daughter of the Ooni of Ife and founder of the international NGO, Elizabeth Jack Rich aid foundation, has put up a disturbing post on Instagram.
Elizabeth Jack Rich, the wife of Oil Magnate and Philanthropist Tein Jack-Rich, deleted all her pictures, including the ones with her husband and left only a cryptic post that reads in part, “Money can’t buy happiness, but it is better to cry in a Mercedes than in a bicycle. Forgive your enemy but remember the bastard’s name. Help someone when they are in trouble, and they will remember you when they are in trouble again. Many people are alive only because it is illegal to shoot them”
She further closed her comment section on that single post, which is very unusual for her, thus causing many of her followers and fans to worry about her.
Meanwhile, there are unconfirmed rumours of being emotionally abused by her husband, who is allegedly romantically involved with different side chics, mostly from Asaba.
A source, Makky Nnaji claimed, “That man will keep on cheating on her till thy kingdom come. She has decided not to leave because she is enjoying the money. So it’s her cross to carry. I remember when the gist came out that he bought Destiny etiko a car and built a house for her. What did she do?
She started posting pictures of her and the man together and saying no weapon fashioned against them shall prosper. If I were her, I’d start saving all the money I can and find other things that will make me happy because they are obviously still in the marriage for different reasons. Jack uses her as a trophy wife, and she is with him for the money.”
Kemi Filani recalls that the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, showered encomiums on Elizabeth Itunnuayo Rich Jack, on her 29th birthday.
The Ooni described her as a jewel who he is proud to call his own as they share similar thoughts, words and deeds.
Oba Adeyeye stated that he is grateful to have her as a child and joins others in celebrating her tenacity, admirable courage and selfless dedication to compassion for others.
