A lady identified as Morounmubo has called out Taiwo Cole, the husband of Nollywood actress and comedian Wofai Fada, over alleged bullying.
Taking to the micro-blogging platform, Twitter now known as X, the lady expressed not at seeing him being humiliated on his wedding day. She stated that there is nothing like seeing an unfortunate bully get disgraced on his wedding day. Morounmubo stated that she always prayed for times like this as she noted how his sister was next.
She reemphasised that he is a bully and described him as the worst bully anyone can think of.
She expressed how appealed she is that people are thinking that Taiwo is from a wealthy home, as she claimed that they are broke. She added that the family is cursed and disgrace will always be the order of the day.
“Nothing like seeing an unfortunate bully get disgraced on his wedding day. I used to pray for times like this, his sister next.
Is it Wofai’s man? He is a bully?
Think of the worst bully you know; double it by 10; that’s where his son starts from
I’m a real hater, mehn because in all of these, I’m so appealed everyone is saying that goat is from old money. Shishi dem no get.
Sorry to Wofai mean, but the way that family is cursed. Disgrace will always be the order of the day”.
On Saturday, Wofai announced her engagement to the love of her life, Taiwo Cole. Wofai, via her Instagram page, shared photos of her and her boo. In one of the photos, Wofai flaunted her engagement ring, while in another photo, she gave a back view of her and her boo.
Following the announcement, Wofai Fada’s in-laws issued a disclaimer to reject her marriage to their son.
The statement noted that all acquaintances, family and friends are not aware of any marriage between their son, Taiwo Olakitan Cole and Wofai Fada, and neither was any permission granted in this regard. They advised the public to disregard any publications and documents being circulated about the wedding.
The news created a stir online as many slammed the family for their tribalism and hatred for the comedian.
Ignoring their disclaimer, Wofai went on to tie the knot with her boo. The couple held a lavish traditional wedding in Cross River. In viral photos, the couple were seen all smiles as they were dressed in Ugep Culture.
Sharing photos from the ceremony online, Wofai, who was unbothered, called for love to lead.
Surprisingly, her sister-in-law, her husband’s twin sister, had ushered her into the family.
She congratulated Wofai and her twin brother on their marriage, calling Wofai her sister in love. She declared their union was blessed with love and called for love to lead.