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Oba Elegushi’s spouse steps out after loss of life rumours

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Days after rumours of her alleged loss of life, Olori Hadiza Elegushi, spouse of Oba Saheed Elegushi of Ikate Kingdom, was steps out.

Recollects that, hearsay on social media have it that, Olori Elegushi undergone a butt surgical procedure which resulted in issues that led to her loss of life.

Nevertheless, the rumours had been debunked by the palace who acknowledged that the Queen was alive and effectively.

In latest Replace shared on social media, Olori Elegushi was seen attending visitor who came over her.She seemed radiant and in good spirits, donning a Abaya outfit.



She thanks her followers an effectively wisher for the love and kindness.

The Replace had been met with overwhelming help and well-wishes from followers and followers who had been comfortable to see her alive and effectively.

One fan wrote, ” You’re Crossing an ocean due to a person that may not cross a gulter for you. Should you kill your self l don’t suppose that man can keep a month with out sleeping with others facet chics/ wives. Don’t put your kids unneccessary stress, cease surgical procedure and settle for whom you’re. Prayer 🙏 aside.”

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