Brand influencer Priscilla Ojo and her Tanzanian husband, Juma Jux, have officially revealed the date for their traditional Yoruba wedding, marking a new milestone in their relationship.
The much-anticipated announcement was made through a joint Instagram post by the couple, where they confirmed that the Nigerian leg of their wedding would take place on the 17th of this month, making it a date to remember for both their families and fans.
In the heartwarming post, Priscilla and Juma expressed their love and commitment to each other with a powerful message, saying, “TWO HEARTS, ONE SOUL, FOREVER TO GO 17-04-2025.” This sentiment beautifully captured their love story and the upcoming union, and their fans were quick to respond with admiration and support for the couple’s journey together.
To commemorate this special moment, the couple took part in a stunning photoshoot, showcasing their traditional Yoruba attire infused with Tanzanian colours. This attire symbolized the perfect fusion of their cultural backgrounds and their shared love story, blending the rich traditions of Nigeria and Tanzania in a beautiful and symbolic way.
The announcement has sparked a wave of excitement among their fans and well-wishers, who are eagerly anticipating the glamorous traditional ceremony. People from both countries are looking forward to witnessing this cultural blend and celebrating the couple’s happiness as they prepare for their big day.
It’s also worth noting that before this, Priscilla and Juma celebrated their union with an Islamic wedding ceremony in Tanzania, which was an intimate event attended by close friends and family members. Some notable attendees included social media personality Enioluwa Adeoluwa, Nollywood actress Toyin Abraham, and Tanzanian music star Diamond Platnumz, all of whom helped make the day even more special for the newlyweds.
With the date now set for the Nigerian wedding, it’s clear that Priscilla and Juma’s celebration of love is going to be one for the books. Fans and followers eagerly await what promises to be a spectacular celebration that will combine both Yoruba and Tanzanian cultural traditions.
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