TOKE MAKINWA TO ANNIE IDIBIA: If I don’t get a husband in one year, I am coming to share yours

Lonely on-air personality Toke Makinwa has fired a friendly shot at her close pal Annie Idibia stating that if she doesn’t find a husband in one year, then Annie should get ready, as she will be sharing her hubby, 2face Idibia with her.

Toke made the bold statement known when she took to social media to pen a birthday message to Annie saying; ‘If I no find husband in one year, I’m coming to share yours’.

Her message to Annie reads thus; “Happy birthday most beautiful, such a stunner my fellow comrade #Scorpiogang. It’s so beautiful to watch you blossom and become so much more my love, my senior wife #forreal as you know say I don give am one more year, if I no find husband , I’m coming to share yours after all God shared his only son with us all, don’t be stingy, shareeeeeeeeeeeee love you Annie boo.”

Read also: Lonely Toke Makinwa says she wishes she has a man in her life (Video)

The chatterbox media personality and Vlogger had revealed in a post on Snapchat in the month of July this year, that she gets lonely too and she wishes that she has a man she goes home to after work.

Recall that the Rhythm FM on air personality and TV host moved to severe ties with her estranged hubby Maje Ayida following allegations that he impregnated his old girlfriend, Anita Solomon, two years ago.

Toke in June 2016 officially filed for a divorce with Maje over the infidelity saga when she presented her petition before Justice Pedro of the Lagos State High Court through her lawyers.

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