Without a doubt, Adama, one of the daughters of billionaire businessman and Chairman of Oriental Petroleum Oil, Mohammed Indimi, is strikingly beautiful. She is one of the few ladies whose beauty would make any full-blooded man drool.
Despite her beauty, it took the graduate of Lynn University, Florida, US, a long time to settle down. In fact, tongues wagged from different corners before she finally settled with her now estranged husband, Prince Malik Ado Ibrahim.
Interestingly, Adama was never in short supply of men who wanted her as a partner. But most of the dashing and successful men whose paths crossed hers reportedly parted ways with her on account of her alleged haughtiness.
It will be recalled that her wedding introduction with a son of a Niger State top politician was reportedly cancelled at the last minute when the young man could no longer cope with her excessiveness. Though she was distraught over the development, she soon came to terms with it and moved on.
Adama was also romantically linked to hip-hop star Dapo Adebanjo, otherwise known as D’Banj, and to so many other men. Still, none could walk her down the aisle until 2020, when she married billionaire Prince Malik Ado Ibrahim.
Despite the lockdown occasioned by the deadly COVID-19 pandemic, the buzz, as well as the glitz and glamour of the wedding, was so loud. It brought together two northern aristocrats, Borno oil magnate, Dr. Muhammadu Indimi and the Ohinoyi of Ebiraland in Kogi State, late Dr. Ado Ibrahim.
Sources said they dated for about a year before deciding to take their relationship to the next level. But the marriage did not stand the test of time before it finally collapsed like a house of cards.
Many believe that the beautiful woman would take another shot at marriage soon, after getting over the present predicament.
Her sister, Meram, is now married to a Turkish billionaire, Yakup Gundogdu. She was previously married to politician Baffa Abdulkadir. They tied the knot in 2018 at a fairytale wedding ceremony that shook the bustling city of Maiduguri, but unfortunately, they fell out of love soon after.
The cracks were instantaneous then, as just two weeks into the marriage, Meram stunned many when she dropped a hint on social media about how difficult it was for her to move from her dad’s place into her matrimonial home. As if that flag wasn’t red enough, a year into her marriage with Baffa, Meram took to social media again to open up about her struggle with depression and anxiety. Shortly after, Meram and Baffa went their separate ways. But three years later, she started a new chapter in her life with Yakup, her Turkish beau, and they welcomed their first child together last September.
Meram is one of the three gorgeous Indimi sisters — the others are Adama and Mairama — from Samira Indimi, the half-Swiss, half-Chadian second wife of the billionaire.
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