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Singer, Adekunle Gold Narrates How He Met His Wife, Simi Through Facebook

Popular Nigerian superstar, Adekunle Kosoko, better known as Adekunle Gold, has recounted how he met his singer wife, Simisola.

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Popular Nigerian superstar, Adekunle Kosoko, better known as Adekunle Gold, has recounted how he met his singer wife, Simisola.

VerseNews reports that the ‘Ogaranya’ hit maker made it known in an interview with Tayo Aina, that he first met her at Bogobiri even though he had already sent her a Facebook DM.

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When asked what it’s like to be a father, Adekunle said, “It is a huge responsibility that I love by the way, knowing that I have a huge responsibility to raise a Queen.”

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“You know my family is my center, like I told you before you asked me where my happiness is… it’s anywhere they are. And that’s one reason I’m hustling hard man. Cos this girl, the life that I lived growing up… she can’t do the same”.

“That’s why I am dropping school fees music for you people.”

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