Kolawole Ajeyemi, a Nollywood actor, has lambasted detractors who attribute his success and hard work to his wife, Toyin Abraham.
Kolawole Ajeyemi had bought himself a car for his birthday, and rumors circulated that it was purchased by his wife, Toyin Abraham.
In a post on his Instagram page, Kolawole Ajeyemi responded to criticism by saying that phony and bad people would die on his case this year because God is at work in his life.
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He wrote: This year, wicked and false individuals will perish on top of my matter because nobody has yet to see anything, but My God is at work.
Kolawole Ajeyemi, the husband of Toyin Abraham, recently responded to the rumor that his wife is older than him.
In an interview with the Tribune, Kolawole Ajeyemi discussed his profession, love life, background, and marriage to Toyin Abraham.
According to Kolawole Ajeyemi, the rumor that Toyin Abraham is older than him is false because he is older than his wife and also entered the Nollywood profession before her.
When asked about his wife Toyin Abraham being more famous and wealthy than him, Kolawole Ajeyemi claimed it was no big problem because God owns fame and wealth and distributes it freely to whomever he chooses.
What do you think about claims that she is older than you, that she is wealthier, or that she is more popular?
(Laughs) I’ve promised not to talk about my family, but I believe I need to address this. I was born in 1979, and many of my coworkers are aware of my age. As I previously stated, I began working in the field in 1997, and I assume she did not begin working in the industry until recently.
Subtract my age from 1997, when I first entered the industry, and compare the results. As a result, I’m older than my wife. Then there’s the question of being wealthy or more popular, whether you have money or not, whether you’re famous or not, God is the one who owns both.
Whether I am more popular or wealthy than she is, the fact remains that we are both well-known and wealthy. It makes no difference if my wife is wealthier than I am, as long as neither of us acts haughtily toward the other. There is no problem because, in the end, it is beneficial to both sides; you help each other.
In terms of popularity, I’m doing quite well for myself. Even before I met my wife, I was in the industry and doing well, and I made a living doing what I do. Kola Ajeyemi Clothings and Shoes is my current clothesline. I also own a vast, very large farm. So, I’m doing fine for myself, and that’s fine with me. She’s doing OK as well, and I’ve never wished she’d come down. I’m not that type of guy; I wasn’t raised in that manner. I’m hoping she keeps going up and I stay at the top.
My wife, on the other hand, is not older than I am; I was born in 1979, as many people are aware. Those who argue about whether she is older or younger than me are the ones who generate problems between husbands and wives. I think they should cease doing that. If they do not stop, persons in the marriage should not allow such conversations to affect them.