Ehi Ogbebor Breaks Silence On Dating Married Men, Reveals MC Oluomo Connection

Interior designer Ehi Ogbebor has responded to allegations that she is involved in relationships with married men, insisting that she has never “snatched” another woman’s husband.

Ogbebor explained that the only married man she has dated is Musiliu Akinsanya, popularly known as MC Oluomo, a prominent figure in the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW). She noted that his Muslim faith permits polygamy.

The businesswoman made the disclosure during an interview with media personality Chude Jideonwo, where she challenged anyone who believes she took their husband to publicly come forward.

According to her, MC Oluomo remains one of her closest friends and is the only married man she can recall dating.

She said:

“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.”

Addressing the accusations against her, Ogbebor added:

“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.”

Ehi Ogbebor Opens Up On Failed Marriages

Reflecting on her personal life, Ogbebor disclosed that she has been married twice, with her first marriage taking place when she was only 18 years old.

She said she eventually left the marriage because of what she described as her former husband’s involvement in alleged occult practices, as well as physical and financial abuse.

The mother of three also acknowledged that her appearance and financial success did not prevent her marriages from ending.

Ogbebor recalled one disturbing incident in which she alleged that her former husband physically assaulted her before pouring olive oil into her mouth.

She said:

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

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

She further alleged that her first husband subjected her to physical violence even while she was pregnant.