Lola Omotayo Reacts to Husband Peter Okoye's 'I Love You Because' Song Dedicated to Her
- Lola Omotayo-Okoye reshared a clip from Peter Okoye's new song 'I Love You Because' on her Instagram story on Tuesday
- The song featured lyrics that appear to speak directly to Lola's loyal and drama-free approach to their relationship
- Peter Okoye included a portrait painting of Lola in the music video, drawing attention to the personal tribute
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Lola Omotayo-Okoye turned her Instagram story into a quiet but telling moment on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, when she reshared a clip from her husband Peter Okoye's latest song, "I Love You Because."
The music video, which featured an emotional tribute to Lola, had already been making waves online, but her decision to amplify it on her own page added a personal layer
Source: Instagram
Peter Okoye's lyrics That Hit Close to Home
What made the reshare particularly striking were the song's lyrics, which read almost like a love letter addressed directly to Lola.
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Peter sang about a woman who keeps disagreements private, handles conflict maturely, and never reaches for insults when tensions rise.
The lines in question go:
"I love you because you no dey post fight / You no go drag me online at night / If wahala dey, you face me direct / No drama, just respect / I love you because you fit vex for me / But you no go use insult text / You think first before you speak / That one no be sign say you weak."
By resharing the clip, Lola offered a rare, wordless endorsement of the tribute, letting the song speak for itself without adding any caption or commentary of her own.
A screenshot of Lola Omotayo's post is below:
Source: Instagram
A video of the song on Peter Okoye's page is below:
Lola Omotayo's old friend speaks
Legit.ng previously reported that a TikTok user identified as @iryytruetalk, who claimed to be Lola's closest friend during their secondary school years, defended her.
She recounted what she described as decades of friendship and firsthand knowledge of Lola's character.
According to the woman, there is far more to Lola than what many people see online today.
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