Actress Mosun Filani & husband celebrates 13 years of marriage

• Nollywood actress Mosun Filani and her husband Simeon Oduoye celebrated their 13th wedding anniversary on social media in grand style.

• Mosun shared a joyous moment on Instagram, showcasing herself and her husband in elegant traditional attire.

• She expressed gratitude for their shared journey and wished for more love, grace, endurance, and happiness in their marriage.

Nollywood actress Mosun Filani, widely recognized as Ayaba Oduoye, and her spouse, Simeon Oduoye, have joyfully commemorated their 13th wedding anniversary on social media in a remarkable fashion.

In a heartfelt post on Instagram, Mosun shared beautiful photographs of herself and her husband, both adorned in exquisite traditional garments.

She conveyed her appreciation for their shared journey and expressed her hopes for continued love, grace, resilience, and joy in their marriage.

“Happy 13th wedding anniversary to us. More wine, more grace, more endurance, more happiness, and more love. Happy 13th wedding anniversary to US,” she wrote.

Numerous colleagues from the entertainment sector, along with fans, inundated the comment section with warm congratulatory messages, honoring the couple’s lasting love and dedication.

In other news, Owodunni Ibrahim, known as Primeboy, has filed a lawsuit against Abosede Adeyemo-Aloba, the mother of the late singer Mohbad, for alleged defamation.

He shared the news on Instagram on Wednesday, February 19, along with a copy of the legal document submitted to the Lagos High Court, Ikeja Judicial Division.

He claims the lawsuit is based on a video interview Abosede did on March 28, 2024, in which she reportedly made damaging and false remarks about him. He believes these statements, which were reported by various news outlets, aimed to hurt his reputation.

In his legal filing, Primeboy is asking for ₦50 million in damages for what he refers to as “libelous, harmful, falsehood, and malicious statements” directed at him.

The lawsuit comes after Mohbad’s father, Joseph Aloba, urged the Nigeria Police Force to question his younger son, Adura, and Mohbad’s partner, Omawunmi, for more information about the singer’s death. Aloba is worried about their lack of communication and believes outside forces may be stopping them from sharing what they know.