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Nigerian Couple Remarries After Over 10 Years Of Separation And Divorce (Photos)

A Nigerian couple Babsola Kuti and Lola Fafowora have remarried after severing ties for about a decade.
The duo first got married in London on April 8, 1996. They have three children — a boy and two girls — now aged 24, 19 and 16 respectively.
Kuti and Fafowora met about 32 years ago in Lagos. After a year of getting to know each other, they began dating on Kuti’s 20th birthday in 1990.
Following separation and divorce, the couple eventually reconciled in 2017 and renewed their vows on April 8, 2021, about 25 years after they first got married.
Their children witnessed the ceremony while some family members also joined on Zoom due to COVID-19 restrictions.
It was learnt that the couple’s best man Folarin Agbede and bridesmaid Kemi Kalejaiye-Mason at their first wedding in 1996 also witnessed the reunion.
“I feel grateful to see God’s grace. It was all topsy-turvy, but I believed someone up there was fighting for our love,” said Fafowora.
On his part, Kuti said:
“After more than 10 years of separation and even a divorce, against all odds we found ourselves together again.”
“We hardly spoke. Interestingly there was never any personal animosity and most people who knew me well always said we would get back together. I always laughed at them. One of them was my flatmate in Abuja Tunji Adenuga. Many people who knew me always wished it for us but it was hard at the time to see how it would happen,” he added.
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