Lola Alao, Late Omoge Campus’ Husband At War

Popular actress, Lola Alao and late actress, Aisha Abimbola’s estranged husband, Victor Ibrahim are reportedly fighting over the custody of the deceased children, Keji and Lase. It is interesting to know that the late actress children have been under the care of their mother’s bosom friend, Lola Alao since her demise in May 15, 2018 in faraway Canada. Sources squealed to us that Lola Alao was considered as the next-of-kin to the late actress, popularly known as Omoge Campus when she was dying. Sources added that Lola was the only one that was around taking responsibility of the ailing actress and Omoge Campus had no other choice than to ask her friend, Lola for that favour of taking care of her kids if she eventually died. According to sources, there is now tension between the deceased estranged husband and father of the children and Lola Alao over the rightful custodian of the two kids, although the custody of the children is already being determined by a court in Canada. Meanwhile, sources said the father of the kids has refused to give consent even though he has not been there for them. Sources added that the father wants to take advantage of the opportunity now that those kids are Canadian citizens. Insiders disclosed to us that the kids’ father do not want to let the opportunity of having the custody of his children pass him by after he was hinted on what Lolahas been benefitting, in form of allowance from the Canadian government for having the kids’ custody. However, the fate of the kids is now in the court of law as the civil suit concerning the custody of the children has been adjourned till January 29th, 2019 for final judgment. It is interesting to know that months after the death of Aisha Abimbola, the Canadian authority invited family members via a letter directly addressed to the father of the kids, Victor Ibrahim who is in Nigeria and the letter requested that he agrees if the children’s custody should be given to Lola Alao who has been acting as their guardian.