- Social media commentator Oriretan Honour has sparked reactions with his comments on Priscilla Ojo’s wedding.
- Priscilla Ojo is the daughter of Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo.
- The wedding’s grand finale celebration occurred in Tanzania at a luxurious venue.
Social media commentator Oriretan Honour has stirred a wave of reactions following his remarks about the recent wedding of Priscilla Ojo, daughter of Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo, to Tanzanian musician Juma Jux.
The couple’s grand finale celebration took place in Tanzania at an opulent venue, drawing the attendance of prominent Nigerian celebrities such as Funke Akindele and Lola Alao. This event followed their earlier traditional and white wedding ceremonies held in Nigeria.
In response to videos from the lavish event, Oriretan criticized the scale of the celebration, suggesting that the substantial funds and energy invested in the wedding could have been better spent on contributing to Nigeria’s development. He also questioned the value of extravagant social media-driven weddings, implying they may not stand the test of time.
“The efforts, càsh wasted in this Priscilla IyaboOjo,JumaJuice wedding ‘d have been channeled to develop Nigeria. More unwise many dont know it may soon cràsh since s-media marriages dont last. Sha put this wedding on Netflix,Cinemas cos of the stars & title it “Crying Bestie”.Bé wise,” Oriretan Honour wrote.
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See some comments below:
@LovelyObal Kreez Eteng:”The wedding don turn season film,my brother.”
@Last Son:”How much did they spent that will develop Nigeria?, besides,stop wishing someone bad Marriage,or praying for someone Marriage to crash..”
@adaeze Anurika Ezekwerre”They should use their money to develop Nigeria. When it’s your turn, use your wedding money to build train stations. Poverty na water.”
@AbubakarAmeen_:”This toxic Nigerian mindset of shaming others for celebrating needs to end. Someone is planning their dream wedding or sharing their joy, and instead of support, they get negativity and doom predictions. Happiness isn’t a crime. Let’s learn to celebrate others.”
@SalaudeenG2:”Eleribuu ni o. Do you know the meaning of oriretan in Yoruba, it means you will be unfortunate in your life.”
@adekanmbi_seun:”I am very sure nobody has done something good in your family….”
@QueenAde168059:”It shall never be well with you and your generation. If your parent failed you by not giving you all you wish for, must you use that stupid energy to wish others bad? olofo omo oriretan ninu aiye e.”
@Joyce Emma:”The money emilokan spend on medical tourist is enough to build well equipped hospitals in all 37 states of Nigeria 🇳🇬. Una go leave government and hold citizens for lack of development in Nigeria 🇳🇬. Mumu people.”
