The well-known artist posts a sentimental but lighthearted 25th wedding anniversary message on social media.
By Omotayo Olutekunbi
Tunde Obe and his wife, Wunmi Obe, are commemorating their 25th wedding anniversary.
The performer tagged his beau in the joyful photo and reiterated their wedding vows, which included a commitment to remain in love until they turn gray, in the caption.
“When we got married on the 26th of June 1998, you looked into my eyes lovingly & said, “Emi ni ma lo e gbo”… Well, here we are.. Mo ti gbo, oh! .. Please continue to manage me like that.. I love you to the moon & back, sweetheart”, his tweet read.
When they joined a band named “turning point,” the pair first came into contact. Wunmi was a philosophy major at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) then, while Tunde was a history education major at Lagos State University (LASU).
The two maintained their friendship when The Turning Point broke up, and things progressed. They collaborated on a song called Sealed, a duet that was so popular that they decided to create an album together.
They were signed by Zmirge in 1997, and they put out their first album the following year. Tunde even made an appearance in a few Nigerian films at the time.
T.W.O., the seasoned musician, has been married since June 26, 1998. Modesayo, Ricardo, and Andre are their three children.
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