Society
Lekan Osifeso Postpones Father’s Grand Burial Over Money Problems!
…maintains home wrecking romance with designer, Tola Solomon
Otunba Lekan Osifeso, the business man and owner of construction company, Lekai has postponed the grand burial ceremony of his late father, Pa Osifeso.
The event was supposed to come up earlier this month.
Sources divulged that a very low profiled ceremony championed by Osifeso was staged last year- 2011.
The plan was to stage a more elaborate affair that would show case the wealth and influence of the spender- and his relatives- in January 2011.
The party that is supposed to take the buzz off the ‘out of the way’ initial ceremony did not hold- and sources claim it is on hold.
Informants divulged the reasons for this as ‘the money problem the fun finder is experiencing’
Otunba Osifeso is listed a major contributor to the shape the ‘grand burial’ would take.
Sources claim ‘business is unusual for him’
He is said to have confided in close friends that his money is tied up in different construction projects here and there’
Some of these confidantes are said to be giving him lease of life with ‘soft loans’ at present’
Insiders revealed this financial anomaly is the cause of the putting on hold of the grand burial ceremony.
Meanwhile investigations revealed that the current state of his finances has not affected his home wrecking romance with cloth maker, Tola Solomon.
Osifeso’s involvement with the Abuja based designer resulted in a celebrated collapse of her marriage.
The ‘illicit lovers’ were alleged to have made use of the Solomons matrimonial home for ‘affectionate moments’.
One of the children was alleged to have informed Tola’s hubby- Otunba Alfred Solomon of this ‘strange occurrence’
The chain reaction that followed resulted in the collapse of Tola’s marriage- it however turned ugly when the husband kick started allegation of threats to life against his wife, Tola and her lover, Osifeso.
Osifeso was had gone low profile over the development- but sources claim this has certainly not dwindled the passion he has for Tola.
