Sikiru, late Due to his accomplishments before his death, Ayinde Barrister has become a famous figure in the Fuji music business. During his lifetime, the Fuji maestro had 16 spouses and 62 children to look after. Many of Ayinde Barrister’s young spouses were left without a companion when he died suddenly at the age of 62.
Although it will be 11 years after the death of the Fuji icon famed for his prolific songs in 2021, some of his wives expressed interest in remarrying during an interview. Here are some of the wives of the late Fuji crooner’s thoughts on the subject of remarriage.
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Alhaja Kehinde Balogun
Kehinde Balogun is a 50-year-old woman and she was among the wives of the late Fuji maestro. When she was asked about her intention to remarry, she said she is willing to remarry if she finds the right person. The wife of the deceased said it was not palatable being a widow as things as not been the same since the death of her husband.
“It’s not easy, but should a good man come along, I will remarry. It is not easy to come across truthful men these days. I was quite young when I got married to Alhaji and losing him hasn’t been easy, but we can’t question God”
Mrs Oluwayemisi Balogun
Oluwayemisi, a 50-year-old woman said marriage is a union from God and she is willing to get married for a second time if God permits it. She said she is not aware of God’s plan for her life, however, if she is destined to get married again she would.
“If God says I’d remarry, so be it. Marriage is a union that God created and like most women, I’d want that too”
Mrs Temilola Balogun
Temilola, a 40-year-old woman who constituted the 16 wives of late Ayinde Barrister told the news agency that she had not found true love. The young wife said she would happily remarry if she found “true love”. She said the reason she is still unmarried is that she hasn’t found someone she is ready to spend the rest of her life with.
“If I find someone I love enough to share my life with him, why not, finding true love isn’t easy these days, one has to tread with caution.
So if tomorrow I find that true love, I’d remarry but until then, I’d keep praying to God for mercy and protection”
Alhaja Yinka Balogun
Yinka, another of late Ayinde Barrister’s wife in her 40s said she had not thought about getting married to another man. Therefore her stance on remarriage remains neutral.
“I have never thought about it honestly”