Mobolaji, Edike families announce wedding of children in Abeokuta




 The families of Mr and Mrs Olajide Mobolaji of Ogun State and Mr and Mrs Tony Edike of Kogi State have announced the forthcoming wedding ceremony of their children, Miss Olaide Esther Mobolaji and Mr Precious Edike.




The wedding is scheduled to hold on Saturday, March 28, 2026, at the Ontec Event Center, Abiola Way, Abeokuta, Ogun State.



Miss Mobolaji, daughter of Mr and Mrs Olajide Mobolaji, will be joined in holy matrimony with Mr Edike, son of Mr and Mrs Tony Edike, in what promises to be a colourful gathering of family members, friends and well-wishers.



Although both the bride and groom currently reside in Lincolnshire, United Kingdom, the families have chosen Abeokuta as the venue for the solemnisation of the union.



The announcement has attracted goodwill messages from relatives, associates and friends of both families ahead of the ceremony.



The bride’s father, Mr Olajide Bolaji Mobolaji, is a notable figure in Nigeria’s golfing community. 



He is the Technical Director of the Nigeria Golf Federation and also serves as the Secretary of the Professional Golfers’ Association (PGA) of Nigeria.



The families described the union as a celebration of love, faith and family values, and have invited loved ones to share in the joyous occasion.



The wedding is expected to bring together dignitaries, colleagues and associates from within and outside the country in celebration of the couple’s new beginning. 




The families of Mr and Mrs Olajide Mobolaji of Ogun State and Mr and Mrs Tony Edike of Kogi State have announced the forthcoming wedding ceremony of their children, Miss Olaide Esther Mobolaji and Mr Precious Edike.



The wedding is scheduled to hold on Saturday, March 28, 2026, at the Ontec Event Center, Abiola Way, Abeokuta, Ogun State.


Miss Mobolaji, daughter of Mr and Mrs Olajide Mobolaji, will be joined in holy matrimony with Mr Edike, son of Mr and Mrs Tony Edike, in what promises to be a colourful gathering of family members, friends and well-wishers.


Although both the bride and groom currently reside in Lincolnshire, United Kingdom, the families have chosen Abeokuta as the venue for the solemnisation of the union.



The announcement has attracted goodwill messages from relatives, associates and friends of both families ahead of the ceremony.



The bride’s father, Mr Olajide Bolaji Mobolaji, is a notable figure in Nigeria’s golfing community. 



He is the Technical Director of the Nigeria Golf Federation and also serves as the Secretary of the Professional Golfers’ Association (PGA) of Nigeria.


The families described the union as a celebration of love, faith and family values, and have invited loved ones to share in the joyous occasion.



The wedding is expected to bring together dignitaries, colleagues and associates from within and outside the country in celebration of the couple’s new beginning.

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