Fountain of Life Pastor Jimmy Odukoya Introduces New Wife to Congregation
Pastor Jimmy Odukoya presents Pastor Mo Odukoya to worshippers during Sunday service in Lagos, confirming his remarriage.
The Senior Pastor of The Fountain of Life Church, Lagos, Pastor Jimmy Odukoya, has introduced his new wife, Pastor Mo Odukoya, to members of the congregation during Sunday service.
The introduction took place on Sunday, November 1, 2026, at the church’s headquarters in Ilupeju, Lagos State, amid cheers and applause from worshippers.
The announcement followed a social media post shared by the cleric a day earlier, featuring a photograph of two hands wearing wedding rings with the caption, “To New Beginnings.”
The post had generated speculation among his followers about his marital status, with several people sending congratulatory messages.
Addressing the congregation, Odukoya explained that he had been without a wife since taking over the leadership of the church and had now found a new partner.
Referring to the biblical account of Adam and Eve, he spoke about the importance of companionship before formally presenting her as “Pastor Mrs Odukoya”.
The couple subsequently walked to the stage as members of the congregation welcomed them with applause.
Pastor Tunde Bakare, General Overseer of The Citadel Global Community Church, was also present and offered prayers and blessings for the couple. Reports said Bakare had officiated the marriage blessing in the United States.
The new pastor’s wife was identified as Mo, the daughter of Reverend Theophilus and Bolaji Daniel. She will be known as Pastor Mo Odukoya.
Jimmy Odukoya was previously married to Oluwakemi Banjoko in 2013, and their marriage produced two children before their separation.
He assumed leadership of The Fountain of Life Church following the death of his father, Pastor Taiwo Odukoya, in August 2023.
The Sunday introduction publicly confirmed the cleric’s remarriage after the earlier social media post prompted widespread curiosity among church members and followers.
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