The marriage of Keystone Bank topshot, Yetunde Kalulu is over.
And this development is attributed to alleged sexual affair with
preacher operating within the fold of Christian sect, Redeemed Christian
Church of God- Pastor, John Aiyedogbon.
Here is a reproduction of the happenstance as reported by online news spotter, Orijoreporters.
' Yetunde Kakulu (pictured above) is on the board of directors of Keystone
Bank, and the Isanlu in Yagba Area of Kogi State-born banker is one of
the lynch-pins of the bank.
Until about two years ago, she was the bank’s divisional head in the
north. Presently, the 40 years old graduate of Ahmadu Bello University,
Zaria, heads the Uganda arm of Keystone where she protects the bank’s
interests in East Africa from Kampala.
'Sources claim that the mother-of-four enjoyed a romantic tryst with
Pastor John Aiyedogbon who was formerly a Redeemed Church pastor in
Kaduna, and who she romantically calls “touch-not-my-anointed”-in a
scene that devastated her then husband, Edmund Kakulu when he got to
know about the love affair in Kaduna where the couple lived.
Before the discovery about three years ago, Edmund who is in his late
40s and is a distributor with popular cosmetics firm, Top Class Beauty
Products had doted on his wife, Yetunde and their four children. It was
said that he brought her to Kaduna, and he is the man that deflowered
her.
'They owned properties together, two choice houses and a popular gym
centre, Gym Zone at Gwari Avenue, all in Kaduna. They lived at Barnawa
Close around Barnawa Shopping Complex. Their children attend one of the
best schools in the state, Dambo International School. The eldest is 17
years old and his name is Richard Kakulu.
However, Yetunde’s alleged affair with their church pastor rent the
happy couple asunder. It was even made worse when she allegedly
confessed to Edmund that it was only once Pastor Aiyedogbon slept with
her after much pressure.
'Orijoreporter was told that the entire church was turned upside down
when the scandal broke. Yetunde was just one of the 18 women who had an
“adventure” with Pastor Aiyedogbon. The Redeemed Christian Church of God
headquarter in Lagos intervened, and in the wake of the crisis
dismissed the randy pastor from the church.
However, Pastor Aiyedogbon has since set up his own church, Covenant
Grace Centre in the same Kaduna. The church, which is at Sabo is close
to Christ Ambassador.
'When orijoreporter put it to the supposed man of God that he tore apart
the marriage of a couple who were members of his congregation, and
allegedly slept with several other female members of the church on the
phone, he didn’t deny or confirm the allegation. His response was that
the matter is in court, and he would not talk on the phone.
'His word: “I don’t discuss with anybody…the matter is in court…don’t be involved.”
But investigation by orijoreporter was to the contrary. It revealed that
the court had long ruled in favour of the defendant, Edmund, who was
taken to court by his wife when he refused to bury their differences.
Inside sources said that while Pastor Aiyedogbon was having issues with
Redeemed Church over the matter, Edmund and Yetunde’s home ground became
a battle field. The tug-of-war resulted into Yetunde seeking for
divorce.
'And after a long legal battle between the estranged couple, the Kaduna
High Court about three months ago in its verdict ordered Yetunde to pay
Edmund N3m as compensation for their properties, which Yetunde
confiscated.
It was further gathered that a month after the adultery fuelled tear-up,
Yetunde remarried. The lucky man is Mr. Emmanuel Yusuf, the Chief
Probation Officer in Kaduna High Court, who she met during her court
case, and they hit it off straight away.
It was also said that after Yetunde married Yusuf, she was deeply
ashamed of her marital scandal as she became the butt of some very
unkind jokes among colleagues, friends and relations in Kaduna. This
made her to influence her transfer to Uganda to get her groove back.
When our reporter called Yetunde severally on her MTN line, which she
uses in both Nigeria and Uganda to verify the story at 8.59pm Nigerian
time yesterday, her response was not audible.'
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