- Iyabo Ojo’s daughter, Priscy, married Tanzanian artist Juma Jux on April 17, 2025.
- The wedding featured a lavish traditional ceremony that attracted significant online attention.
- Elegant decor and the couple’s stunning appearance were highlights of the event.
Nigerian actress Iyabo Ojo’s daughter, Priscy, tied the knot with Tanzanian music sensation Juma Jux in a lavish traditional ceremony on April 17, 2025—and the internet hasn’t stopped buzzing since.
While the elegant decor, stunning couple, and appearances by high-profile family members were all showstoppers in their own right, it was the guests’ fashion statements that truly lit up social media.
Guests were dressed in coordinated green and orange asoebi fabric, but many took it a step further by going all out with bold, extravagant styles. One attendee, in particular, became the talk of the town with a dramatic ensemble that sparked countless reactions online.
The standout look featured a large, gold butterfly-inspired chest piece that resembled a decorative shield, covered in shiny studs. But the attention-grabbing details didn’t stop there.
From the knees down, her dress was adorned with a plume of vibrant green and orange feathers, adding a theatrical flair to her outfit. Net sleeves with ostrich feather cuffs completed the daring look, which was clearly designed to turn heads.
The confident guest appeared thrilled with her outfit, striking poses before making her grand entrance at the JP2025 wedding. Her tailor, @wearableby_hollatomie, proudly showcased the creation on Instagram, further fueling the online buzz.
See the clip below:
See some comments below:
@V33v_o:“What nonsense is this? Is the woman owing the tailor?”
@Chukwuoma2024:“Tailor u no try I swear, even customer point u gun , u no suppose do this kind style.”
@Ewakuniwabisi:“There was no need for that armour jacket na.”
@Lydiaelixir:“You should be arrested.”
@Poshcouture_london:“Please people let’s try and be kind with our words. Some of you can’t even thread a needle but u can bad mouth someone’s hardwork. You can air your views constructively without damaging someone’s confidence. As a tailor I disagree with the jacket but the dress was beautifully executed. We learn every day. Well done designer 👏.”
@Iyawoodus:“Without that armour jacket it would have been perfect.”
@Christabeloegbogu:“When you want to do too much you eventually become too much 😂.”
@Adediji_t:“How was this even suitable to everyone’s eyes there.”
@ueenleah_05:“I swear to God this tailor no like you😂😂😂.”
@Nwachukwulaura:“It’s giving carrot, green peppers and peas.”
@Winifredscorner:“Wetin be this ?? 😂”
@Maks_dequeen:“Worst dressed.”
@Sholly1227:“Please don’t use this tailor ever again madam😮.”
