Footballer Peter Olayinka and Yoruba actress Yetunde Barnabas set to tie the knot

Footballer Peter Olayinka and actress Yetunde Barnabas are set to get married after their introduction ceremony on Saturday, March 31, 2021.

The couple have dated for two years and the actress was engaged by Peter in December 2020.

Taking to social media to express their joy and profess love for each other, Peter wrote;

"I may not have the right words to express to you how I feel about you and how blessed I am that you came into my life. I just want to let you know that I love you with everything I’ve got and this journey with u is forever."

On the other hand, "Thank you for showing me that true love does exist and that’s why I’m urs forever," Barnabas said.

Peter Olayinka has been playing football abroad since 2012 and is currently playing for Slavia Prague in Czech Republic.

Barnabas, a model and actress, a former Miss Tourism 2019 is famous for her role in Papa Ajasco as Miss Pepeiye. 

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