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Alaafin of Oyo spotted with one of his young wives as she graduates (photo)

Legit.ng had earlier reported that Olori Memunat Adeyemi, one of the young wives of Alaafin of Oyo, graduated from the university. The young wife had graduated from the university on Friday, December 14.

In a bid to celebrate the special day, Alaafin of of Oyo Lamidi Adeyemi III honoured his young wife by taking a photo with her on the graduation day. The couple looked regal as they sat on their thrones.

The oba was spotted in a white lace paired with ileke and a blue cap. The young queen was dressed in a purple lace with her blue academic gown paired with a blue graduation cap.

Olori Memunat shared the photo on her Instagram page. In the post, she thanked her husband for always supporting her.

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She wrote: "If I would buy a special gift to appreciate your help and support, I would go bankrupt. For all you’ve done for me, thank you is all I can say.Love you sweetheart."

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It seems like the family just keeps celebrating blessings upon blessings. Few months ago, Olori Memunat welcomed a set of twin girls and she was highly celebrated by her husband.

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Meanwhile, another one of the Oba's young wives Olori Badirat Olaitan had given birth to another set of twins a week after Memunat welcomed her girls.

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