“Nothing Will Separate Us”: Abike Dabiri Goes Cosy With Husband in Viral Valentine Tribute

“Nothing Will Separate Us”: Abike Dabiri Goes Cosy With Husband in Viral Valentine Tribute

  • Abike-Dabiri Erewa, even at 60 years old, still has a touch of romance in her vault of love and affection
  • In a viral video on Instagram, the ex-lawmaker was seen all cosy with her husband, Segun Erewa
  • She sang the famous love song Olo mi by Tosin Martin to spark the mood of love

Former member of the Nigerian House of Representatives, Abike Kafayat Oluwatoyin Dabiri-Erewa, has joined the love train in Valentine's season as she serenades her husband, Segun Erewa.

In a viral Instagram post sighted by Legit.ng on Tuesday, February 14, the chairman of Nigerian in Diaspora Commission (NDC) was seen all cosy with her husband as she held him close and started singing the evergreen love song by Tosin Martins titled "Olo Mi."

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Abike-Dabiri, Husband
Abike-Dabiri sang "Olo mi" a popular love song by Tosin Martin, to her husband. Photo: @abikedabiri
Source: Instagram

She said:

"Before I step out, let me wish my husband a happy valentines day."

Abike began to sing in Yoruba lyrics from the famous song by Tosin Martins; she sang:

"Olo mi, oni'temi Ore mi, ololufe Oju kan o, sa l'ada ni. L'ola Oluwa, ko sohun ti o ya wa"

Abike-Dabiri has been married to Segun Erewa since 2007 after her first marriage broke up where she had two boys. Segun was also married with two kids but has no kids with Abike-Dabiri.

Abike-Dabiri has had a successful stint as a journalist, federal lawmaker and public office holder spanning over 35 years.

The 60-year-old has won numerous awards and accolades for her service in the media as a lawmaker and a civil servant.

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In another development, the chairman of Nigeria in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM), Abike Dabiri-Erewa, is not happy about the comments made by Kemi Badenoch.

In a reaction to Badenoch's comment, the presidential aide said she would keep her remarks on the matter for a later date.

Dabiri-Erewa's response was in reaction to a post by a Twitter user who criticised Badenoch over her comment about Nigerian politicians.

Tacha Asks for Stats as Abike Dabiri Claims Nigerians Have Highest Crime Rate in Dubai

Meanwhile, news recently made the rounds that Nigeria was one of the countries that Dubai has banned from getting visas into their country.

The chairman of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, also claimed they had one of the highest crime rates over there.

BBNaija star, Tacha, was having none of that as she blasted Dabiri-Erewa and called her a shameless person.

Source: Legit.ng

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