Resurfaced photo shows Pastor Jimmy Odukoya was groomsman at new wife’s wedding 10 years ago

Just days after Senior Pastor of The Fountain of Life Church, Jimmy Odukoya, officially unveiled his new wife, Pastor Mo Jasmine, to his congregation, an archive photograph has surfaced online to trigger widespread debate across social media platforms.

The resurfaced photo, dating back over ten years, shows Pastor Jimmy standing as one of the official groomsmen at Mo Jasmine’s previous wedding to her former husband, Nigerian gospel music producer Mosadoluwa Adegboye (popularly known as Mosa).

The discovery has set off an online frenzy, with social media users dissecting the history of the relationship. 

While the revelation came as a surprise to many, close associates familiar with the social circle noted that Jimmy, Mosa, and Mo had shared overlapping creative and ministerial networks for over a decade.

Age difference

It has also emerged that Pastor Mo is a year older than her husband, Pastor Jimmy Odukoya.

According to the publicly accessible information about the two clerics, PJ was born on April 27, 1987, making him 39 years old, while Pastor Mo Jasmine was born on June 3, 1986, making her 40 years old.

The revelation follows Pastor Jimmy’s formal announcement to his church on November 1, 2026, where he introduced Mo Jasmine as the new First Lady of TFOLC, declaring to the congregation: “When Adam saw, he said this is the flesh of my flesh… I was looking and searching, and I found.”

Public reactions

The viral groomsman picture has drawn split reactions across Nigerian digital spaces. 

While critics have questioned the dynamics of marrying a former friend’s ex-spouse within faith circles, supporters have strongly defended the couple, arguing that both individuals were legally divorced, free to move on, and entitled to find happiness years after their respective past marriages ended.

Neither Pastor Jimmy nor Pastor Mo Jasmine has publicly commented on the resurfaced wedding picture.

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