<b>Nkiruka is an Igbo from Delta state,
while Nelson is a Yoruba from Ekiti
state</b>
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The groom says their love story is one of
patience. His bride was a not-so-easy
catch.
When he was first attracted to her, he
had to ask her out for a dinner date
several times before she said yes – three
years later.
Nelson says he knew what he wanted that
was why he waited… and waited till he
won the prize of her hand in marriage –
well, after the long-awaited first date.
The bride, who is obviously worth it all,
calls her husband sweet, loving, kind,
generous and very playful.
Their wedding was a merging of two
beautiful cultures made even more fun by
the MC who teased the friends of the
bride when it came time to catch the
bouquet.
way to a bright and perfect future.


https://www.naij.com/665378-one-nigeria-see-happened-igbo-girl-married-yoruba-boy-photos.html
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my question is what actually happens when there's an intermarriage between an Igbo and a yoruba, as the media keep one in suspense with their headline

Ekiti and ondo tends to favour igbos in marriage, and vice versa.
I speak from experiences.

God Bless this union.....AMEN