Lola Omotayo Okoye, wife of music sensation, Peter Okoye of Psquare, has reacted following her twin brother-in-law Paul Okoye’s remarriage.
Understandably, Paul’s traditional marriage to Ivy Ifeoma sparked discussions among fans and followers.
In a recent development, Lola took to her Instagram page to share a video of herself having some good moments, with a caption that emphasized her focus on living her own life and minding her own business. She wished her followers a blessed week.
“Living and minding my business. Have a blessed week y’all,” read Lola’s caption.
See the post below:
The post drew attention from fans and fellow celebrities alike with a majority showering praises and gushing over her.
One Actress, Kate Henshaw wrote: “BEST WAY TO LIVE GORGEOUS ONE😍😍😍😍.”
lagoscheernigeria wrote: “Happy new week to you Ma. Always looking beautiful 😍❤️.”
denilagloria wrote: “I too like this woman…..no drama zone…..no wonder Boss stand by you gidigba.”
jesunique_properties wrote: “You look beautiful GOD bless you heart.”
In another report, media personality, Ossai Ovie Success expressed his opinion on Paul Okoye’s recent traditional marriage ceremony, criticizing the singer for his actions during the event.
Paul Okoye had shared photos from his marriage introduction, showcasing the couple in traditional attire.
Recall that earlier this week reports had it that Paul Okoye had officially tied the knot with his girlfriend, Ivy Ifeoma, in a traditional ceremony.
Videos captured online show the singer and Ivy celebrating at the bride’s hometown of Igbere, Abia State as they embarked on the needful.
However, Ossai Ovie Success focused on a specific image where an elder was praying for the couple, pointing out that Paul Okoye’s decision to keep his red cap on during the prayer was seen as disrespectful.
Ossai Ovie Success emphasized that the elder in question holds a significant position not only as an elder but also as an in-law, and therefore should have been shown more respect.
Ossai Ovie Success believes that this oversight is indicative of a larger issue among young people today, who often prioritize wealth and status over cultural values and respect for their elders.
