Mr Eazi Proposes To Long-time Girlfriend, Temi Otedola

April 11, 2022

Nigerian artiste and songwriter, Mr Eazi who is known to be dating one of the richest men in Nigeria, Femi Otedola’s daughter just proposed marriage to her and she said yes!

It’s no news that everyone has been waiting for this union and is such a delightful one for them.

Their colleagues and fans have taken to social media to celebrate and congratulate them for this new milestone and have also showered them with prayers going forward.
Congratulations to Mr Eazi and Temi Otedola

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