My ex-husband was a clearing agent, not movie marketer – Iyabo Ojo

Popular Nollywood actress, Iyabo Ojo, has cleared the air on the occupation of her ex-husband, Ademidun Ojo.

The actress shared a screenshot from Wikipedia on her Instagram page on Tuesday.

Information on Wikipedia showed that the actress’ ex-husband was a movie marketer.

The information read, “lyabo Ojo got married to her estranged husband and Lagos-based movie marketer in 1999 at the age of 21.

“She has constantly stated she might drop the name Ojo as her surname.

“Although the marriage didn’t last, it was blessed with two children.

Presently, she has confirmed being in a relationship but vowed not to post anything about her new lover on social media until they get married.”

Clearing the air on her ex-husband’s occupation, Iyabo Ojo noted that Mr Ojo was never a movie marketer.

She then revealed that the father of her two children, Festus and Priscilla, was a clearing and forwarding agent at Tincan Island.

The actress wrote, “Please, who handles this Wikipedia? Bloggers, my ex-husband, the father of my children, Mr Ademidun Ojo, was never a movie marketer.

“He was a CLEARING and FORWARDING AGENT at Tincan Island.”

While starring in a reality TV show, The Real Housewives of Lagos, Iyabo had revealed that she has a new lover but would keep him off social media till it becomes official.

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