Governor Ajimobi’s Daughter, Bimbo’s Wedding To Elizade Boss, Michael ade Ojo’s Son, Kunle Cancelled!

The much anticipated wedding of Bimbo, daughter of the Governor of Oyo state, Abiola Ajimobi to Kunle the son of auto mogul hugely identified with the brand Toyota, Chief Michael Adeojo is cancelled.

Insiders attribute the official reason for this developments by the families of Ajimobi and Ade Ojo as ‘irreconcilable differences’

Sources confirmed this happenstance is confined to top level quarters of the Governor and Elizade boss’ clans.

Investigations by societynowng.com revealed that Kunle and Bimbo told friends they found themselves ‘incompatible’ after the engagement.

The immediate incident that led to this occurrence after public disclosure of intentions to enter into life long holy matrimony is still heavily guarded.

Unconfirmed sources however linked the separation ‘at the instance’ of Kunle.

The once upon a time intending couple and the family are said to maintain sealed lips over the affair because of the need to avoid controversy and possible scandal that might trail the common knowledge of the matter.

Though the decision has been officially communicated to stake holders- informants hint ‘a clique of friends are still mounting pressure, clinging to hope of rekindling the cancellation’

The engagement of Bimbo Ajimobi, younger sister of the more controversially popular Bisola, daughter of the governor of Oyo state to Kunle, son of auto magnate, Chief Michael Ade Ojo was the topic of social discuss not too long ago.

Many looked forward to a proper wedding on a to be announced soon date- with party goers, friends and families getting prepared for a celebration of love expected to dictate new pace in such affairs.

But these expectations appear a mirage with news coming in that Kunle, the half brother of better known Ade Ojo siblings Demola and Deola is not tying the marital knot after all with his supposed soul mate and daughter of Governor Ajimobi, Bimbo based on what is labelled ‘ irreconcilable differences’