Speaking in an chat with media personality, Jimi Disu, Ighodalo said when Ibidun passed, he had thought it was impossible for him to remarry.
Clergyman, Pastor Ituah Ighodalo has revealed that he’s thinking of remarrying.
He dropped the hint five years after his wife and former beauty queen, Ibidun, passed away in Port Harcourt on June 14, 2020.
Speaking in an chat with media personality, Jimi Disu, Ighodalo said when Ibidun passed, he had thought it was impossible for him to remarry but that now, he thinks he might give it a chance.
‘’When Ibidun d!ed, I thought it was impossible because I had given her so much and my first statement was that I have no more love to give, but time heals, time sorts of compensates. People are putting me under pressure but I am not listening to them. I am listening to my heart”
When asked what his heart is saying, Ighodalo said
‘’My heart is telling me that it is still possible.”
On whether he is seeing anyone at the moment, the cleric said as ‘’as we speak, I wouldn’t be able to say so”
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