Victor Ikpeba Set To Re-marry

Former Super Eagles international, Victor Nosa Ikpeba has eventually found a new love, she is Temitayo Ade,a light-skinned pretty lady in her late 20s and she formerly worked with the defunct Virgin Nigeria before moving over to Chanchangi Airline as an air hostess.

An Ogun State indegene from Abeokuta precisely, she resides at Ogba-Ijaye area in Lagos with her family and drives a navy Blue Toyota Avalon car which our sources revealed was bought for her by the ex-footballer.

If stories emanating from a close friend to Temitayo is anything to go by,the love birds may tie the knot before April this year.

According to those who know their love story very well, these people met during one of Victor’s trips to Abuja aboard Virgin Nigeria Airline, Temitayo former company.

Though, Ikpeba, a regular visitor of the Nightshift Coliseum at Opebi has been linked with so many ladies after he lost his wife, Atinuke; mother of his children, Magdalene and Christina, he also has a woman in France that had two beautiful young girls for him but he seems to have been struck by the love arrow of Temitayo.

Presently,we learnt they have been enjoying a whirlwind romance. Infact, insiders alleged that Temitayo has moved in with him and they’re now living under the same roof at Gbemisola Street in Ikeja where Victor has his house. "The only thing left is to formalize their union", our source said.

Victor also visits her home regularly in Ogba and has been known by people in the community.We also gathered that Temitayo’s mum who has been praying fervently that the widower should tie the knot with her only daughter this year and from the way they are carrying on with their romance lately, the wedding bells may soon toll for them.

Victor Nosakhare Ikpeba, once fondly known and addressed as the Prince of Monaco because as a result of his exploits in that part of the world, was married to Atinuke whom he later lost to the cold hands of death. She was diagnosed of cancer.

The Edo indigene whose other siblings are Peace, James, Joy, Iyabo, Micheal, Kayode and Balogun also lost his mother, Mrs. Dora Mubo Ikpeba, aged 6o to death on September 9, 2003.