LAGOS, Nigeria — Popular actress and content creator Priscilla Ojo don finally hold di much-anticipated wedding ceremony with her Tanzanian partner, Juma Jux, on April 17, 2025. Dis elaborate celebration come after dem don already run some weddings for Tanzania earlier dis year.
Di couple, wey be creators of many romantic moments, first jam for Rwanda during a business trip, where Juma Mussa Mkambala, wey be di real name of Juma Jux, give Priscilla im number to text. Although she no gree, dem still find each odas and fall in love. Priscilla, wey be di pikin of well-known actress Iyabo Ojo, don make headlines with dis wedding, especially with di lavish ceremonies involve.
For February, di couple don do di Nikkah and civil marriage for Tanzania before coming back to Nigeria for di Yoruba traditional rites. Priscilla don already embrace her new Muslim name, Hadiza Mkambala, as she dey transition into dis new phase of dem relationship.
Di wedding ceremony for Lagos come attract plenty stars and social media attention. As guests gather, videos of Iyabo Ojo and her ex-husband, Ademidun Ojo, wey don put aside dia differences for di day, don surface. Dem shine for matching outfits and dance together, showing how dem fit co-parent well, proving say love and unity fit still dey amidst broken relationships.
Fans dey react with joy as dem see di interaction between Iyabo and Ademidun, especially when Iyabo don dey publicly discuss di challenges wey led to dier separation. She talk say di relationship no be built on mutual affection but rather, di pressures surrounding childbearing. Dis honesty dey earn her plenty cheers from her fans.
Di celebratory atmosphere is contagious, with numerous industry colleagues like Mercy Aigbe, Toyin Abraham, and Regina Chukwu showing up to support di new couple. In one video, Iyabo dey pray for her daughter Priscilla wey reflect di love and hopes of a proud mother.
Amidst di wedding ceremonies, cultural and social issues dey come to the forefront. As prominent anthropologists raise concerns for di way globalization dey affect di traditional marriage values within di Yoruba culture, dem stress say many modern couples dey overlook dey importance of family and community in marriage processes.
Dr. Ajiola, a lecturer for African History and Development Studies at di University of Lagos, talk say traditional rites for marriage used to be community-driven, but na modernity dey change di narrative. “Marriage wey dem conduct without family members and community consent was rare,” he say.
For di midst of joy and celebration, social media don dey filled with messages of hope as singles wish to find love just like Priscilla and Juma. Many fans don express gratitude for di way Priscilla don capture dey essence of love and family throughout dis process. “Dis wedding don show say love go always win,” na wetin some commenters dey talk.
As di festivities continue, it clear say di love story between Priscilla Ojo and Juma Jux dey inspire many, showing di beauty and complexity of love across cultures. Naija and Tanzania don come together to celebrate dis special union, setting di stage for dia life journey ahead.
