The Only Married Man I Have Dated Is MC Oluomo – Ehi Ogbebor

Interior designer Ehi Ogbebor has addressed allegations that she is fond of dating or snatching other women’s husbands.

Speaking during an interview with Chude Jideonwo, Ogbebor said the only married man she has ever dated is National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) executive Musiliu Akinsanya, popularly known as MC Oluomo.

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She explained that she considers him an exception because he is Muslim and, according to her, his religion permits a man to have more than one wife.

“MC Oluomo is one of my best friends. Ayinde, as I call him, is the only man I can say I did date as a married man but he is Muslim,” she said.

Ogbebor also challenged any woman who believes she has taken her husband to come forward and make the accusation.

“Contrary to what people think, I do not snatch people’s husbands. I am waiting for a wife to come forward and say how I snatched her husband,” she stated.

The businesswoman also opened up about her previous marriages, revealing that she has been married twice.

According to her, she got married for the first time at the age of 18 but eventually left the marriage after allegedly experiencing physical and financial abuse.

Ogbebor also accused her former husband of engaging in what she described as diabolical practices.

“I ran from marriage because of Juju. I married someone I didn’t know. I actually think the marriage was nonsense,” she said.

She further recalled an incident in which she alleged that her former husband severely assaulted her.

“There was a day he beat me so bad, I woke up, and he was pouring olive oil in my mouth,” she alleged.

The mother of three also claimed that the abuse continued during her pregnancy.

Ogbebor said her beauty and financial success were not enough to prevent her marriages from failing, adding that her experiences had shaped her views about relationships.