Ooni’s ex-wife, Queen Wuraola Zaynab reflects on trials and triumph as she welcomes 2025

The former wife of the Ooni of Ife, Queen Wuraola Zainab, has reflected on her trials and triumphs as she marks the new year.

Queen Wuraola took to her Instagram page to share a beautiful photo of herself with a heartwarming message for the year 2025.

The former Ife Queen mother reflected on God’s mercies that helped through trials and triumphs. She is glad about the experience that taught resilience and gratitude.

Queen Wuraola prays that the year brings courage to face new challenges and possibilities that will inspire all to dream big and conquer all

“As we stand on the threshold of a new year, I reflect on the mercy of God that has carried us through both trials and triumphs. Each experience has shaped us, teaching us resilience and gratitude.

I pray that this year brings us courage to face new challenges, adventures that excite our spirits, and the possibilities that inspire us to dream bigger and conquer those dreams. I pray we embrace the journey ahead with faith and hope, knowing we are united in love and support and, above all, that we are all accorded the grace that sustains and illuminates our paths.

Wishing you all the best of 2025. God bless you and all that you hold dear. HAPPY NEW YEAR everyone.”

Kemi Filani recalls that Olori Wuraola Zaynab Otiti-Obanor welcomed a bouncing baby girl with her new husband, an Arab prince.

It was gathered that after the unceremonial end of her marriage to the Ife monarch, the Edo State Princess moved back to Doha, Qatar, where she started a brand new luxury life, running a good business and owning some of the biggest stores in Qatar.

She was shuttling Lebanon and the United Arab Emirates, too.

While in Qatar, she gave love another trial and married a rich Arab prince.

An overwhelmed Zaynab, who could not hide her emotions when she welcomed her baby after years of waiting, chose to keep details about her new princess and the dad close to her chest.

Kemi Filani also recalls that the Olori in 2017 talked about how marriage is not the definitive qualifier of women.