VP Yemi Osinbajo’s Daughter, Kiki Osibanjo Set To Wed Billionaire Businesswoman Bola Shagaya’s Son
Kiki Osibanjo, daughter of Nigeria’s Vice President, Yemi Osibanjo, who showed off her look in NYSC crested vest few days ago, will be walking down the aisle with Seun, son of billionaire businesswoman, Hajia Bola Shagaya on March 15th-17th.
Boss Newspaper who reported the story, said Kiki Osibanjo and Seun have been dating for a while.
Recall that few months ago, Kiki Osinbajo launched a beauty home called Glam’d Africa, which was attended by the VP, his wife Dolapo and other members of their family on Sunday.
The event, which was also attended by beauty enthusiasts and the crème de la crème of the fashion industry, was colourful and classy at Durban Street, Wuse 2, Abuja.
In an interview Kiki had with BN Beauty, she said the brand would create a hub for beauty business, makeup artists, beauty brands, clothing brands, accessories nail artists and others.
She expressed thanks to everyone who had assisted her in an Instagram post;
She wrote, “Thank you to everyone who came to support my dream @glamdafrica. Thanks for all the amazing messages and all the love.”
On the other hand, in August 2017 the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) froze over N8, 627,458,773.36 billion in three accounts of Hajiya Muinat Bola Shagaya, an associate and friend of a former First Lady, Mrs. Patience Jonathan.
Shagaya who did not hold any public appointment during the administration of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, however dragged Unity Bank to the High Court of Lagos State for allowing the EFCC to Post No Debit (PND) on her accounts without a valid court order.
She says the action taken on her accounts violates Section34 (1) of the EFCC Act, 2004.
Besides, the withdrawal ban placed on one of her accounts has prevented her from defraying N514, 800,000 incurred as cumulative costs in the course of an Aircraft Lease Agreement of a Bombardier Jet, according to documents which Shagaya filed and deposed to at the Court alongside with her counsel, Napoleon Emeaso-Nwachukwu.
