Legal Yerima ? Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu (72) Marrys 22year Old Bride

Days after marking the 2nd anniversary of Lady Eudora’s  death and his 72nd birthday,  Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu picked a new wife on Saturday September 14th. The bride, Frances Chinonyerem Enwerem is no stranger to the Iwuanyanwu’s household as her mother was a very  close friend of late Lady Eudora.    

The bible says that he who findeth a wife findeth a good thing but that is the last scripture Chief Iwuanywanwu’s children want to hear.  Things began to fall apart when  Frances packed into the home.  While the home-front stays divided on this marriage, the boss has threatened to disown anyone who gives him headache over this issue.

Irrespective of the 50+ age difference between the couple, love is a beautiful thing to celebrate.

 IMO STATE BLOG heard with one ear that the new Madam is already pregnant . We all know that the last thing a pregnant woman needs is stress so please let nobody disturb anybody.  Remember that the devil is always looking for a scape-goat……

With the traditional wedding out of the way, the main show goes down on September 21st, 2013. According to the wedding invitation,  Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu and his bride will be wedded by Rt Rev. Emmanuel Maduwuike, Bishop of Ikeduru Diocese of Anglican Communion at the Bishop’s chapel by 10am.

The reception takes place at the Art novo event centre Port-Harcourt road, Owerri.

Congratulations nna anyi ukwu! 

9jabook:

Iwuanyanwu was born on 4 September 1942 in Atta, Ikeduru Local Government Area of Imo State of Nigeria. He studied Civil Engineering at the University of Nigeria and thereafter worked at the Hardel and Enic Construction Company, later acquiring it from the foreign operators. His business grew into a conglomerate of over 20 companies.
He had a promising political career and at different times ran for the office of the presidency of Nigeria. However, his political career was affected by a perceived association with men of the notorious Nigerian 419 ring, including the infamous Otokoto saga. He also held several political offices for the Nigerian government, notably in sports administration and management of federal roads maintenance. He is currently a member of the Board of Trustees of the ruling People's Democratic Party[2] and coordinated the party's campaign for the South-East zone during the 2003 Presidential election.
He founded the Iwuanyanwu Nationale Football Club (now Heartland F.C.), which won several national and international championships.
As of March 2011 he has been the Executive Chairman and publisher of Champion Newspapers.[3]
His wife of more than 40 years, Lady Eudora Nnenna Ozinyereaku Iwuanyanwu, with whom he had three sons and five daughters, died on 28 August 2011, aged 63.[4] She was described as "a critical success factor for her husband".[5] Announcing her death, Chief Iwuanyanwu said: "As a Patron of Cancer Society, she had recently expressed great concern over the large number of deaths due to prostate cancer and all other kinds of cancer. At a recent family meeting, she convinced me to build and donate to Nigeria Ten (10) Cancer Screening and Treatment Centres, one in each of the Six Geo-Political Zones, and one in each of the 5 South-Eastern States. This was scheduled to be announced on the 4th of September, 2011. She died a week before."[6]
As of March 2011 Iwuanyanwu was the Executive Chairman of Champion Newspapers, publisher of the Daily Champion newspaper