The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi on Monday told his daughter Princess Adeola Ogunwusi to bring a man home as she clocks 30.
In an Instagram post, the Ooni while celebrating his princess on his birthday, acknowledged that she is now a grown woman.
According to the Ooni, “Princess Adeola, Aanuoluwapo, Atutunini, Bamdefe Ogunwusi, Omo Ojaja II. I am truly grateful for the fulfilling life you have lived. May God Almighty continue to be with you in all your endeavors. Amen!
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“When you turned 10, your father would talk to you about school and your future. At 20, he encouraged you to listen and understand the importance of morals and well-being, even as you sought independence.
“Now that you are 30, you are a grown woman. Your father senses that you no longer wish to be advised as independence has finally set in.
“I talked 10 to you and I got your subtle independence behaviour in return, I talked 20 to you and still got your near obvious independence behaviour in return. Now I’m talking 30 to a grown woman, so go and bring husband to daddy o… With love from the throne of Oduduwa. Congratulations, and may God continue to guide you in all your pursuits.”
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