Kayode Salako Estranged Wife Speaks Out

Culled From E24-7.

Olubukola Olusunmola Salako, is the embattled first wife of Kayode
Salako, the President of rested Fasholamania and Change Agent,
recently married to star actress, Foluke Dramola, had barely talked
since she quit and moved her children, three boys, away from her
matrimonial home in Omole Phase I, Lagos to an undisclosed location.
Now, a year plus and alone with her kids, Olubukola, spoke with E24-7
Magazine's Biodun Kupoluyi on the claim of a lady that she introduced
Foluke to Kayode and worried by her conscience and ' Holy Ghost'
wants to apologise to her.

{What is your reaction to the stories going viral online on your marriage?}

Yes, one thing about me is that in as much as that the news going
round I don't have anything to say, I'm the kind of person that
allows God to do his work, I will not help God to do anything, God is
doing his work . Whatever God feels He wants to do iswhat He should
do. All that's happening now in the media is just God doing his work.
I will allow God to do His work and I will not say anything. I will
just allow BABA to do his work.

{The lady who claimed that she introduced Foluke to your husband is
ready to apologise for breaking your home.}

It's only God that can forgive. The deed has been done. Even if she
comes to apologise to me now, how would she apologise to the children?
The children have gone through many things; I'm not talking about
finances, I'm not talking not about money now but psychological.
Forgiveness is in the hands of God. Imagine if God has not been behind
me in this matter and somewhere along the line, something unfortunate
had happened to me or one of my children had been consumed by the
circumstance. Would she have come to apologise to me? Her
forgiveness is in the hands of God.

{Prior to this raging issue, what kind of home or husband did you have?}

I don't want to say anything positive or negative about anybody. I
don't want to talk about anybody in any interview; I'm not going to do
that. I stand on one thing and I know that I serve a living God that
will judge the four of us, and that includes Kayode, Foluke, Bukola
and I, each according to his or her role. I leave the four of us in
the court of God and I know He will give to each of us the judgment we
deserve.