A YOUNG YORUBA GUY - ADEBIYI MUIZZ MARRIED AN OLDER AMERICAN WOMAN, CELEBRATES HER BIRTHDAY ON FACEBOOK

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A young Nigerian guy, who goes by the name Adebiyi Muizz took to Facebook to celebrate his much older white wife as she turned a year older today. The woman, Susan Smith, is American and lives in Portland, Washington. She looks like she's in her 60s. She is retired, according to her Facebook bio. She married to Adebiyi in February, 2015. He shared photos of Mrs Adebiyi and wrote:

"My love and respect grows for you with each passing year. I am truly blessed to have you as my life partner. The various ups and downs that we have faced together in the life have further strengthened our bonding, love and respect for each other. May you be blessed with the choicest blessings from dear God? There never be any sad moment in your life. You always remain happy and cheerful, this year and in years to come. Love you from the bottom of my heart.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MY ONE AND ONLY MRS ADEBIYI, I LOVE YOU Susan Smith.


 

 The traditional wedding of the 'love birds'
 Obviously the young man's family was in support of this strange union. This picture goes a long way to prove that his family wanted the  marriage. Now this brings me to the golden question "If this was an elderly black woman and not white, would his family consent to this marriage"



This brings me to the golden question "If this woman happened to be black, would his family consent to the marriage?"

I guess I would the answers to able Nigerians. Meanwhile i wish Adebiyi and Susan a happily married life. And most importantly long life to Susan.  

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