Reno Omokri Backs Otedola’s Advice on Marital Submission

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Former presidential aide Reno Omokri has supported billionaire Femi Otedola’s recent advice to his daughter on marriage, warning that unions without submission risk collapse.

In a post shared on Instagram, Omokri contrasted Otedola’s position with that of some young women who reject the idea of marital submission.

“Your father is a pauper, yet you say you can’t marry and submit to any man. Femi Otedola is a Dollar billionaire, but he publicly tells his daughter to submit to her husband as her boss,” Omokri wrote.

He argued that a lack of submission in marriage inevitably breeds conflict. “Without submission in marriage, there will be division and ultimately a collision that can lead to a major disillusion and the dissolution of the union,” he added.

Otedola had recently advised his daughter, Temi, to respect and submit to her husband, singer Tosin Ajibade, better known as Mr Eazi.

The couple’s wedding celebrations earlier this year spanned three countries—Monaco, Dubai, and Iceland—drawing global attention.

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