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“The Abiola family were not that much, but people thought we were a lot—just 55 children. There were 40 wives, but I think they were about forty-something according to the will. Most of the wives had maybe one or two children for my daddy. Furthermore, he said he reached out to all of them as adults to strategise and restructure their father’s business, but the plan failed.
He said: “My father stated in his will that after they gave his wives the money, everything else should be sold and equally shared among the children. I don’t believe my father wanted to sell them . He wanted us to come together as one unit . Still, we couldn’t achieve that for some reason, especially with the first family, where Kola Abiola is the first son.
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