The wife of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Mrs. Regina Akume, has publicly reaffirmed her love, loyalty and marital commitment to her husband, George Akume, declaring unequivocally that she has no other husband.
Mrs. Akume made the declaration in a now-viral video recorded during a New Year Mass, where she addressed congregants in an emotional yet resolute tone, insisting that her family remains united despite public commentary and speculation.
“I want to tell the world that I still love Mr. George Akume. He is my husband,” she said, gesturing towards members of her family seated in the congregation.
“That is his son sitting there, and that is also his daughter,” she added, calling their names as worshippers watched attentively.
Dismissing public narratives surrounding her marriage, Mrs. Akume spoke firmly:
“That is my man and that is my husband. I have no other husband but him. I do not care what the world says,” a statement that drew loud applause from the congregation.
Beyond addressing marital issues, she also shared a personal testimony, recounting a recent medical challenge which she described as a severe test of her faith and endurance.
According to her, she experienced divine healing and has since fully recovered.
“I thank God for granting me healing and making me healthy again,” she said.
Reaffirming her Christian faith, Mrs. Akume declared God’s supremacy and unmatched power, stressing that no earthly authority compares to divine sovereignty.
“He is the Almighty Father. There is none like Him, and there is no power above His power,” she said.
She further underscored core Christian beliefs on redemption, noting that no sacrifice compares to that of Jesus Christ.
“There is no sacrifice anybody can offer that is above the sacrifice of our Lord Jesus on the cross,” she said.
Her remarks come amid heightened public interest in the Akume family, following reports and discussions in political and social circles over the SGF’s personal life, including claims that he has taken another wife, an issue that has continued to fuel debate both online and offline.
