- Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo is excited about her in-law’s arrival in Lagos ahead of her daughter’s wedding on Thursday.
- Tanzanian singer Juma Jux’s family and friends have arrived in Nigeria for his wedding to Iyabo Ojo’s daughter, Priscilla. The couple received a grand welcome, including Iyabo’s movie, clothing, wine, roses, and perfume.
Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo is filled with excitement as she welcomes her soon-to-be in-laws to Lagos ahead of her daughter Priscilla’s wedding, set to take place on Thursday.
According to reports from Gistlover, Tanzanian artist Juma Jux’s family and friends have touched down in Nigeria for the special occasion. In celebration of their arrival, Iyabo and her daughter went all out to ensure a memorable welcome.
The duo hosted their guests at a luxurious hotel and surprised them with beautifully curated welcome boxes. The gift packages included a copy of Iyabo’s movie Labake, traditional clothing fabric, wine, roses, perfume, a Nigerian flag, skincare products, and other thoughtful items.
Sharing a video of their arrival on Instagram, Iyabo expressed how deeply honoured she felt and emphasized that “love knows no distance.”
“We’re honoured to welcome our in-laws all the way from Tanzania for the JP2025 wedding celebration! Love knows no distance! East meet West African royalty
Iyaiyawoloaded
JP2025″.
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In other news, In Warri, a heavy rainfall has caused extensive damage to a residential building, resulting in the roof being torn away, the ceiling being destroyed, and multiple rooms left in disarray, as alarmed residents evacuated for safety.
This incident was reported in a post on the popular social media platform X, which was previously known as Twitter.
The video shared shows the roof on the ground, entirely ripped off by the storm’s force.
Moments later, the footage captures the inside of one room, revealing significant damage, including fallen debris from the ceiling scattered across the floor.
The effects of the rain seemed to impact almost every part of the building in Warri, although residents on the lower floors reportedly experienced minimal disruption.
The post quickly elicited responses from concerned users, who flooded the comments
