Oil Billionaire: Folorunsho Alakija & Her Husband Separate After 30 Years Of Marriage

Following more than three decades of blissful marriage, Folorunsho Alakija, a former social matriarch who is now a gospel pastor, experienced a severe marital crisis in the latter part of her marriage.

Very trustworthy sources told journalists claim that the wealthiest woman in Nigeria and mother of four, Modupe, has split from her.

According to reports, the businessman no longer spends chilly nights cuddling up with his spouse in his opulent Ikoyi, Lagos, house.

The affluent woman was said to have demanded complete seclusion in her home due to the frequent arguments between the couple. He had no choice but to look for lodging elsewhere. It is said that he resides alone in the same Ikoyi neighborhood.

He did not return calls or texts asking for clarification. According to insiders, the couple’s recent years have not been without difficulty, and they claim that their social standing has obliged them to present a united face.

This most recent development occurs just five months after it was revealed that the founder of FAMFA Oil Limited, an oil and gas exploration company, and a former fashion designer, has reportedly been dealing with certain health issues, primarily related to her eyes.

Similar to how they attempted to hide her current married status, family and friends made every effort to keep it under wraps. When one of her kids got married early this year, her health issue worsened since, in contrast to the Alakijas of the past, there was little to no discussion surrounding the marriage ceremony.

The media was strategically managed during the wedding; photographers were forbidden from taking random photos and were urged to remove any they found. The guests who received invites were closely screened, and the wedding was planned according to a need-to-know basis.

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