Tanzanian singer Juma Jux has confirmed the final wedding ceremony with his wife, Priscilla Ojo.
In an Instagram story, Juma announced that they would be holding the final leg of their wedding in Tanzania on May 28th. The Headies Award winner explained that the wedding, tagged “JP reception”, will be the grand finale. He said the wedding would be the big one as he revealed that Priscilla is already tired.
The artist further revealed that his wife has endured multiple ceremonies and outfit changes, hence his decision to make the Tanzanian reception the final one. According to him, he planned on having a wedding in every country, even Rwanda, where they met, as five weddings isn’t enough for his woman.
“It’s the final one, the big one. My wife is tired right now.
Even those six, five weddings, are not enough. My plan was to have a wedding in every country. I even wanted Rwanda, where we first met.
Tanzania is the final one. I’ll put everything on that. It’s gonna be crãzy”.
Refreshing your memory, on Thursday, April 17th, Priscilla and Juma Jux had traditionally wedded. The traditional wedding attracted many high-profile personalities, celebrities, and public figures like the Governor of Osun State Ademola Adeleke, Chief Ebenezer Obey, Mercy Aigbe, Toyin Abraham, Peter Okoye of Psquare, Odunlade Adekola, Femi Adebayo, Sola Sobowale, Ruth Kadiri, Mercy Eke, Mide Martins, Destiny Etiko, and more.
Two days after the traditional wedding, the couple held their white wedding at a beach front in Lagos which had in attendance few celebrities.
During their traditional wedding, Juma had pledged to take good care of his bride’s parents, Iyabo Ojo and her ex-husband. He promised to take care of them and invite them to Tanzania when he and his bride start having kids.
Earlier in February, the couple held their wedding introduction in Tanzania with only their family members and inner circle in attendance.
A day before the Valentine, the new Mr and Mrs held their Civil wedding which had in attendance Toyin Abraham, Chioma Good Hair, Enioluwa and others.
