Popular Yoruba actor, Femi Adebayo, son of veteran actor, Adebayo Salami, better known as Oga Bello, is set to give marriage a second shot.
His marriage to the mother of his children, Kadijat, crashed, especially when he was romantically linked with Nollywood actress, Funke Akindele few years ago.
According to reports, the ‘Jelili’ star will walk his yet-to-be-identified US-based lover down the aisle very soon.
It was sniffed that the two lovebirds met in Nigeria about two years ago when the lady was on vacation from her base in the US.
A Nikkai is being rumoured to hold somewhere around Ikeja, Lagos very soon.
A source close to the actor confirmed this story to Olaitangossip.com, but also declined to reveal the name of the soon-to-be bride.
The Lawyer turned actor we learnt will be taking the doubt-to-be wife to alter before the year runs out. Information from another source claimed that the wife in the making is from a Muslim background and their Nikkai service (an Islamic way of getting married) will hold somewhere around Ikeja, Lagos.
If you must know, Femi Adebayo’s first marriage to the mother of his babies developed problems when a top Nollywood actress, Funke Akindele was romantically linked with the actor about 5 years ago, at that juncture, Kadijat was reported to be no longer comfortable with the union and since then, speculation has been trailing the marriage where Femi nor Kadijat could clear the air. They were both married for 4 years and their union is blessed with babies of the 2 gender. As at the time of filing this report, efforts made by Yoruba Movie column to hear a word from the horse’s mouth proved abortive as Femi wasn’t available to talk to us, stay glued with this column as we shall be serving you new development as they unfold.
Femi Adebayo is a Nigerian lawyer, actor, director and a movie producer. He was born on December 1972 in Lagos, southwest, but he hails from Ilorin, Kwara State. He attended the University of Ilorin where he obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Law and a Master of Arts (M. A) Degree in Theatre Art. He began acting in 1995, the same year he featured in a Tade Ogidan’s movie titled Owo Blow. He had starred in several Nigerian films,[quantify] winning four awards as Best Yoruba actor at the 17th African Film Awards popularly known as Afro Hollywood awards at the Stratford Town Hall, London. He also won an award in the same category for the Best of Nollywood Broadcasting Organization of Nigeria Awards in 2012. He also won several merit awards as best Yoruba actor of the year.
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