March 31, (THEWILL) – Nollywood actress, Foluke Daramola, has reacted to the allegations of snatching her husband, Kayode Salako, from his ex-wife and taking over her school.
A Twitter user, identified as Ayinke had claimed to have witnessed the incident, which also made headlines many years ago.
She made the tweet while responding to Daramola’s post where she lashed out at youths, who disrespect older people online.
Responding to the allegations, the actress took to social media to post a video where she denied the allegation.
According to her, she never met her husband at the educational institution, they met on a neutral ground.
She added that she is the only legal wife of her husband though he is a polygamist, who has children with different women.
The actress added that the school in question was established by her husband’s relative and not owned by her husband’s ex-wife, who left their marriage.
Daramola further added that though she and her husband are not rich like some Nigerian billionaires, they are, however, contented with what they have.
Also recalling how she and her husband were separated for over a year before coming back to make their marriage work, she concluded by saying that she’s not someone that comes on social media to talk about men being snatched because they are not items.
She said, “First and foremost, I am not an academic, everyone knows that I am an actress. I never met my husband at the school, we met on a civil society ground, Change Agent of Nigeria precisely.
“I am a very busy person, I can’t be throwing stones at everybody but it is expedient for me to respond to this one. It is only a dead person that they will lie against that wouldn’t be able to defend herself. I am not a dead person and I will not die in Jesus’ name.
“At first, I don’t know Kayode’s first wife, I have never met her before, I don’t know anything about her. Whatever transpired between her and her husband then, I don’t have the faintest idea about it
“What Kayode Salako told me about that school is that it is owned by a relative, they started that school when he had nothing. Mind you, if the school is not owned by him, the real owner should have collected it about 13 years ago when they started.
“I don’t know what is happening in that school, I can’t even remember the last time I set foot on the ground of that school.
“I am the only legal wife of Olukayode Salako, he is a polygamist, he has other children from other women. I can’t crucify him for that.
“We are not Femi Otedola, we are not stupendously rich but we are happy. We might not have what Dangote have but what my husband has, I am happy with it. Olukayode Salako gives me peace of mind, he allows me to fly, he encourages me.
“Lately, we were separated for a year, we didn’t come on social media to make noise about it. We went our different ways but he realised that he couldn’t do without me, we came back and spoke about our problem and we decided to continue from where we stopped.
“I didn’t come to social media to shout that they snatched my husband. So where is the narrative coming from?
“Is a man a commodity to be snatched? If a man decides to walk out of a relationship, are you going to fight him?”
