Yesterday, Senate President Bukola Saraki‘s daughter Oluwatosin Saraki got traditionally married to Olatunde Olusanya.
Nollywood actress Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde who was in attendance rocked a gold and blue bodycon dress and she looked absolutely beautiful!
See photo below:
Credit:
Styling: @flostyling
Dress: @onyxbyvalentina
Makeup: @bare2beauty
Omotola sexy a$$ just wont quit neither is her beauty reign letting up yesssss mama
Yeah, heard that phcn carried their light and the gens too refused to work. Saraki and his fellow useless politician guests simply got a taste of what the average Nigerian faces each day.
Yes! So I heard. I I know this won’t change anything! I only pity the organisers of the venue.
it was fixed before the ceremony began..you got incomplete gist
Me, I just want to know where she gets her wigs from.
I think this is the hair from Serwaa55 of ‘oh_my hair_”
check her out on insta
Please can anyone help with the hair she has on?
BeeDaisy sells the exact hair. It’s even called Omotola wig. Dunno if anyone else does it cheaper but check @beedaisyhair
i love began..you got incomplete gist
omo t,you are beautiful.
A lot of Nigerians are just desperate as s kissers. They shout corruption but feel no shame gracing these people’s occasion. No shame! No integrity!.. I hv noted the wanna bes that went there packed like sardines to feel among. In a period of diffuculty for the average Nigerian where vulgarity is displayed. Shame on all of you. This is why they continue to do what they without fear
Unfortunately, corruption is embedded in majority of Nigerian’s lifestyle. It’s difficult to separate. Forget the politicians, the average Nigerian is involved in a different form of corruption but it’s all the same. Everyone has a parent. uncle, aunty, friend, cousin and even you as a person connected to corruption.
Vulgarity? The Saraki ceremonies were very classy, no ostentation whatever! The decor was very beautiful, the asoebis were elegant, the food, everything. Only the Saraki’s could pull off restoring power to Eko Hotel in time for their ceremony when the hotel’s power failed. Whether you love or hate the Saraki’s, vulgar is not a word that can be applied to that family. Everyone important in Nigeria was there.
Preach it M, preach it!
So, if you were there and noted the wannabes, what does that make you? A wannabe, not so?