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“Me And My Husband Separated Because He Worked For Labour Party And I Worked For APC” According to Foluke Salako

 

Political disagreements were the primary cause of Foluke Daramola Salako’s brief split from her husband during the general elections of 2023, the veteran Yoruba film actress revealed. In a recent interview, Salako discussed the difficulties they encountered and how they ultimately worked out their disagreements after the election on the official Oyinmomotv YouTube channel with media personality Damilola Banire.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

According to Salako, she and her husband had agreed to separate temporarily due to their divergent political affiliations. Her husband had expected her to support and work for the same political party he was affiliated with during the general elections. However, Salako chose to follow her own beliefs and convictions.

In her own words, Salako stated, “Me and my husband always had arguments about politics, and I always tell him that I will follow what I believe in. The members in the Labour Party didn’t trust my husband because they were doubting if he was engaging himself in anti-party activities.”

The actress revealed that while her husband worked for the Labour Party, she had decided to support the All Progressive Party (APC). This difference in political allegiances led to their temporary separation.

However, Salako mentioned that her husband eventually reconciled with her after realizing that she had made the right decision in the end. “Me and my husband separated because he worked for the Labour Party and I was supporting the All Progressive Party (APC). My husband later settled with me because he realized that I made the right decision in the end,” she explained.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

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