Oluwo Slams Monarch’s ex -wife: you are a dead father …

Iwo’s Oluwo, Oba Abdulrasheed Akanbi, was put under fire by his ex -wife, Queen Chanel Chin, who marked him a “dead father” after the monarch accused the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyey Ogunwusi, of having conspired with his orchestra.

Born in Canada to Jamaican parents, Chanel is the daughter of the Star del Reggae Ludlow “Bobo Zaro” Chin, renowned for collaborations with artists like Capleton.

Before his marriage to the Iwo Monarch, he worked as a model and entrepreneur.

According to reports, he met the king at a party in Lagos during a 2015 visit to Nigeria, but their union collapsed in December 2019 after almost three years.

In a declaration of divorce widely advertised, Oluwo has provided for the break on “irreconcilable personal differences”.

According to reports, the monarch forced the queen to leave the palace bringing public exchanges to heated through social media in which the queen accused Oluwo of emotional abuses.

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The controversy rekindled on Tuesday after a video published on Oluwo’s ​​Instagram page became viral.

In the clip, the Iwo Monarch said that Ooni led a plot against him from “packaging” Chanel for the wedding, claiming that the relationship was a configuration designed to destroy it.

“He (Ooni) was looking for my fall and the next thing, have packaged a woman for me. I don’t know her from Canada, but she was packaged for me. She was a setup,” said Oluwo.

The monarch also stated that Queen Chanel poisoned him twice, tried to assassinate him and endured a child whose authorship now doubted.

“He had a son, who I don’t even know if he is mine. I have to confirm it through the DNA,” he said, accusing the Ooni of hosting his ex -wife and presumably having a relationship with her.

Oluwo also declared that no traditional or spiritual power could kill him.

“Sango cannot kill me; Ogun cannot kill me. Only God determines when someone dies,” he insisted.

All attempts to reach the media helper of Ooni, Moses Olafare, for the comments were not successful. [The Punch]

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