HomeEntertainmentToyin Aimakhu’s Husband Begs Her For Forgiveness On Instagram, “I Don’t Want... Entertainment Toyin Aimakhu’s Husband Begs Her For Forgiveness On Instagram, “I Don’t Want A Broken Home” By Areme Oladeji August 26, 2015 0 17 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Email Telegram Toyin Aimakhus’ Husband posted a picture of his wife on Instagram today apologizing for the wrong he did, He also told people to apologize on his behalf and not insult her for what was his fault. To clear the air of the recent happenings… I ADENIYI JOHNSON is at fault and not my wife… she reacted according to her pains and we all have different ways of reactions… I beg everyone to pls stop throwing banters and insults… u can channel all anger and greiveances towards me and not her…. instead of abuses I would rather BEG u to join me in apologising to my darling, lovely and adorable wife… OLUTOYIN I’M DEEPLY SORRY PLEASE….. I promise to make things right…. I Don’t want a broken home….. #shecaughtmeflirting #dirtychat @aimakhutoyin A photo posted by Adeniyi Johnson (@adeniyijohnson) on Aug 26, 2015 at 4:44am PDT TagsToyin Aimakhu’s Husband Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Email Telegram Previous articleSuicide bombers attack Chad army camp—Security officerNext articleOrubebe Is a A Disgrace, Afraid Of Probe” – Oshiomhole RELATED ARTICLES Entertainment Temi Nkem emerges as the winner of BBNaija Season 11, themed ‘Show Ya Sef’ October 5, 2026 Entertainment WATCH: Fola gifts N500,000 to fan with tattoo of his face at Ibadan concert October 5, 2026 Entertainment My mother is from Ondo State, while my father is Lebanese. October 5, 2026 - Advertisment - Most Popular NDLEA Seizes ₦5bn Worth of Drugs at Ports, Arrests Suspect Headed for Milan with Cocaine October 5, 2026 Tennessee Prison Chief Resigns Following Botched Execution of Christa Pike October 5, 2026 Tragic Tanker Fire in Cross River Kills Two, Razes Shops October 5, 2026 NDLEA Intercepts N5 Billion Worth of Cannabis and Codeine in Major Port Drug Bust October 5, 2026 Load more