‘You Saw What No One Sees’ — FFK Thanks Ghanaian Wife, Regina For Being Loyal

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Former minister of aviation Femi Fani-Kayode (FFK) has continued his appreciation of the women in his life after his marriage to former beauty queen Precious Chikwendu crashed.

Mr Fani-Kayode, in a lengthy Instagram post on Tuesday, thanked his Ghanaian wife Regina for staying true to him despite his shortcomings.

“O Daughter of Zion, how great thou art and how mighty is our God! My wife yesterday, today, tomorrow and forever: utterly fearless and ever so strong. God bless you for your love, honesty and loyalty,” he began.

“From 1993 when we first met you have always been candid, honest and true with me even when I refused to listen and from 1997 when we got married you have always been kind, loyal, faithful, forgiving, patient, understanding, gentle, long-suffering and loving.

“I guess that is why you have always been the strongest and most powerful force in my life. I took a second wife who I also loved and you did not object.”

He added that he would have been nothing without her.

“I shall never forget how you saw in me what others refused to see. I shall never forget your love, your agape love, and how you always forgave me when I got it wrong,” he said.

 

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O Daughter of Zion, how great thou art and how mighty is our God! My wife yesterday, today, tomorrow and forever: utterly fearless and ever so strong. God bless you for your love, honesty and loyalty. From 1993 when we first met you have always been candid, honest and true with me even when I refused to listen and from 1997 when we got married you have always been kind, loyal, faithful, forgiving, patient, understanding, gentle, long-suffering and loving. I guess that is why you have always been the strongest and most powerful force in my life. I took a second wife who I also loved and you did not object. I had other children and you welcomed them with love, understanding and kindness. Such selflessness is rare and utterly astounding. Your courage and resilience is second to none and your faith in our God is inspiring and exempelary. Without you I would have been nothing today, I would not know God and neither would He have been so kind and good to me. Thank you for your constant prayers, for your comforting words and for always standing by me even in the most trying and challenging times. The enemy sold a lie and you stood on truth. This has been your disposition and practice for the last 27 years ever since I have known you and from the very first day I set my eyes on you. That day you were a sight to be seen: so filled with wisdom, knowledge, passion and love, so beautiful and so dedicated to the work of God and the spreading of the gospel. You are a Daughter of Light and a Handmaiden of the Living God. You are divinely empowered and your endless compassion and powers of perception, insight, foresight, oratory and understanding are simply extraordinary. Such fortitude! Such resilience! Such faith! Such love! Such loyalty! Such gallantry! Such courage! You are a rare gift from God and the truth is that, right from the outset, I never deserved you. God bless you, our beautiful daughter Oluwaremilekun and all our other children. I shall cherish you and love you until the day that I die. I shall never forget how you called me your poet/warrior. I shall always remember how you gave all and sacrificed all just for me. (CONTINUED???)

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Regina told PUNCH recently that Chikwendu was not legally married to Fani-Kayode despite having four boys together.

The Ghanaian, however, said she wedded the ex-minister based on Ghanaian customs in 1997 and contracted the union by law at the Apapa Registry in Lagos in 2002.

She has a daughter named Oluwaremilekun with the former minister.

Fani-Kayode had on Monday denied allegation he was planning to remarry.