“More than 1,800 days of friendship and unceasing love”: Elegushi and Queen Hadiza commemorate their five-year marriage.

On this day, May 3, 2024, the Elegushi of Ikate country, Oba Saheed Ademola Elegushi, and his stunning second wife, Queen Hadiza, commemorate their fifth wedding anniversary by sharing lovely pictures on the internet.

The monarch posted pictures of his wife and himself looking stunning in matching bright traditional Yoruba clothing. He is amazed at how devoted and long-lasting his wife’s love has been over the last five years.

Elegushi honors Queen Hadiza for accomplishing the remarkable feat of more than 1,800 days of unwavering friendship and devotion. He is honored that she decided to travel with him.

“Meeting the 5-year mark represents more than just five years of marriage; it’s evidence of a solid bond and enduring love.

It’s remarkable that we have been friends and in love for nearly 1,800 days on our fifth anniversary.

I appreciate you deciding to accompany me on this incredible trip.

My Queen, happy fifth anniversary! On his verified Instagram page, Elegushi posted.

A few days ago, internet users expressed worry for the Elegushi’s health.

The monarch was seen sitting with his stunning first wife, Queen Sekinat Aramide Elegushi, in a video that City People posted online. The elegant pair dressed in clothes that matched the occasion.

Internet users were alerted to the footage and voiced worries about the monarch’s health. Many people want to know if the monarch is suffering from a stroke or has been ill for some time.

In August 2020, Elegushi and Queen Hadiza welcomed a baby boy who would become the heir to the throne, amid joy and festivity. The royal family was in a state of frantic celebration.

After a year and seven months of life, it was subsequently revealed that the couple had lost their son, who was the lone heir in 2022. Because the royal family will not say why the prince died, the cause of his death is still a mystery.

In Kano, the king married Hadiza, the daughter of Alhaji Tanko Yakasai, a former liaison official to President Shehu Shagari, in a secret ceremony.