3 Wrong Details About Adams Oshiomhole's Wife

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Friday 15th 2015 was a memorable day in the lives of Edo indigenes as the Governor of the State, Adams Oshiomhole took his new found love to the Altar after losing his first wife to cancer five years ago,
the gist of the matter was that he came out to clear some misconceptions people including me have been harboring concerning his new wife and below are 3 of those issues.

(1)  It was widely rumored that she is from the Philippines, Ethiopia or Holland but all three turned out to be false. According to her husband, she is from Cape Verde.

(2) “When I read newspaper stories and they say that Comrade has married a ‘top model’ I’m like maybe it’s another person.

“The lady that God has directed to my path and heart to marry is not and was not a model. Of course, she looks beautiful and I understand that is why people assume that this kind of a lady must be a model but of course, she is a model in my heart and we hope and pray that we will be models in the heart of our God and I think that is the most important thing,” he said.

The last but not the list goes thus:

(3) her name been widely spelt as Lara but again that also is not correct. Her name is Iara and not Lara. It starts with an I.

more pics of the wedding after the cut..





 No matter what you do Sire, people would still complain, just do to choose what makes you happy!
Happy married life..

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