Ooni’s estranged wife, Queen Naomi writes a heartfelt note

• Queen Naomi reflected on her past, the beautiful places places she has been to , and the kind of knowledge she has amassed
• She announced the new month to be a good one.

As the dawn of a new month emerges, Queen Naomi, the estranged wife of Ooni, takes a moment to pen down a heartfelt note.

With grace and resilience in her voice, she reflects on the challenges she has overcome and the strength she has found within herself.

Queen Naomi gave some thought to her background, the incredible places she had been, and her vast knowledge base.

She thanked God for the amazing year and for the journey so far.

On her Instagram profile, Naomi Silekunola shared a video of herself speaking to a particular group of people.

Captioning the video, she wrote:

“It’s a beautiful day and a happy new month,as we begin the month which is the last in this amazing year,Also looking back at the amazing places I have been, To share from my Fountain of knowledge.And the beautiful faces I have seen,All I have to say is Ebenezer!Hitherto hath the Lord helped us”1 Samuel 7:12.”

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Naomi Silekunola O (@queen_silekunolanaomi_ogunwusi)

After several months of leaving the palace,  Queen Naomi speaks on returning to Ife palace after six new wives

Oba Ogunwusi made headlines last year when he took six wives in quick succession.

The former Ife queen, who recently turned 30, dashed hopes of her returning to the palace in an interview with PUNCH published on Saturday.

“As I have been speaking to you for the past one hour, do I look like someone who can survive in the midst of six mature and strong women? No! She is but a soft, strong, gentle woman and I can’t be a square peg in a round hole,”

According to her, she is a perfectionist who is full of innocence, adding that while growing up she ward off men by going around with her family.

“I was always going in company with people, especially family members. I had older siblings and I had my mum. Every time I went out to minister or see people, you would never see me alone. It was like that and it was so difficult that people wondered, ‘Who’s going to marry her?’ Because, how are you going to approach me? You’re never going to see me alone.” She said