“I would not want to be embarrassed by attending a party the celebrant asked me not to attend” – Kazim Adeoti opens up on rift with Funsho Adeoti

Nollywood film producer and market Kazim Adeoti has opened up on the his rift with his first wife, Olufunsho Adeoti following his absence from her talk about 50th birthday celebration in the United States of America.

Recall that Kazim Adeoti was noticeably absent at his first wife’s birthday. She held one of the most talked about birthday parties in the United States of America.

Funsho Adeoti’s birthday sparked reactions from netizens who called out the movie marketer for his failed marriage and for taking another wife.

Following the drama online, Kazim Adeoti took to Insgram to issue a public statement on his relationship with his first wife.

The movie marketer expressed his feeling on being exempted from his wife’s birthday party. He claimed to have lent his financial and moral support to ensure the success of the birthday.

Kazim Adeoti noted that he share a very good relationship with his wife and she is a significant part of his life. He made it known that they are having a cordial relationship.

Contrary to the believe of many, Kazim Adeoti stated that he had been wishing her offline for her birthday and she had always responded positively.

He however, pleaded that the media cease to publish derogatory comments about his family.

“This is to address the recent media comments surrounding Mrs Olufunsho Adeoti’s 50th birthday celebration which was held in the US last weekend.

For the avoidance of doubt, the celebrant spoke about her plan for her 50th birthday party and how she wished to celebrate it. She wanted a party but shockingly she specifically said I should not attend. I asked her again to be sure in the presence of our children and to everybody’s surprise her response was consistent-she said NO.

That was her wish and I would not want to be embarrassed by attending a party that the celebrant asked me not to attend, so I stayed back in Nigeria.

Regardless of how painful her position was to me, I ensured that I supported her morally and financially towards the success of the party. I also informed and ensured some of our families and friends in the USA honoured her big day.

As I always do, I wish her a happy birthday offline and she acknowledged pleasantly.

Olufunsho remains a significant part of my life . I can never wish her anything other than what is beautiful in life because she is the proud mother proud my four lovely children. That can never be undone intact it is the most important things in my life.

I therefore will appeal to members of the public especially the social media, particularly the Facebook community to desist from making unfound and distorted comments about my family if you truly love and care about us.

The best way to support us is to let peace reign as social media is not real life.

Thank you, and God bless you,
Kazim Adeoti.”