Story for the gods!

Acidosis:
He didn't do a big wedding.. He allowed his parents have their way.

Most children of the rich don't spend a dime on weddings. It is all sponsored by the parents. That's the point Banky is trying to put forward.

He didn't spend money to satisfy his parents. Rather, the parents spent a lot to satisfy themselves. If your parents want a big wedding, allow them have their way. Period!

Exactly! Afterall, it doesn't cost you anything. And even if it does, it makes them happy for a while .... and such happiness and enjoyment, cannot be quantified in terms of the time, money and effort put into creating it, because it often exceeds the input. There are times we do things for our loved ones, (including our parents) not because it would add anything special to our lives, but because it does add something beautiful to their own lives and captures great memories of all the good times, they have spent with you.

This banky no understand what he's using his own hand and mouth to cause in his marriage.

Later he will understand and be quiet.

He's so immature and naive.

He can't stop talking about his wedding. Does he have a p*$$y? His wife is cool.

Threebear:
A wise man once said, the less you talk, the wiser you seem.
All this long jargon could have been avoided if he simply didn't talk about the type of wedding he preferred. Now he not only sounds like a hypocrite, he sounds like confused man too. The fact he didn't weigh that his parents and that of his bride would love to be involved in planning of the wedding makes him sound even more foolish.
The truth is that you don't repay your parents by having a big wedding, you repay them by being responsible, succeeding, raising a family and taking care of them when they begin to age. When you say you did a big wedding to pay them back because of how good they were to you, did you consider that there are people without money and such do not have the luxury of having big weddings, are you trying to say they are not impressing their family and relatives too?
Mr man wise up and bridle your tongue, know what to say and when to say it. You've already said that you are now responsible for the rest of your lives (which is already headed downwards because of your wife's recently released nude picture and subsequent overexposure) I hope one of your agenda will be saying much less than you should.
Robert Greene 48 laws of power... Always say less than you should. There is mystery in silence and mystery commands respect.

you made loads of sense

Threebear:
A wise man once said, the less you talk, the wiser you seem.
All this long jargon could have been avoided if he simply didn't talk about the type of wedding he preferred. Now he not only sounds like a hypocrite, he sounds like confused man too. The fact he didn't weigh that his parents and that of his bride would love to be involved in planning of the wedding makes him sound even more foolish.
The truth is that you don't repay your parents by having a big wedding, you repay them by being responsible, succeeding, raising a family and taking care of them when they begin to age. When you say you did a big wedding to pay them back because of how good they were to you, did you consider that there are people without money and such do not have the luxury of having big weddings, are you trying to say they are not impressing their family and relatives too?
Mr man wise up and bridle your tongue, know what to say and when to say it. You've already said that you are now responsible for the rest of your lives (which is already headed downwards because of your wife's recently released nude picture and subsequent overexposure) I hope one of your agenda will be saying much less than you should.
Robert Greene 48 laws of power... Always say less than you should. There is mystery in silence and mystery commands respect.

Too much sense no go kih you. Just let him be already.
You have a good point about the "elaborate wedding to pay for parents care" though.

I just expect Wellington to last with Susu. I like the union. And that error of nudes didn't show their marriage is heading south, com'on now

But after the wedding when I'm sure your parents were done with you guys you kept on posting orisirisi till we saw the hidden...... show off isn't a bad idea when you have Euphoria but too much of everything is really bad

Archangel01:
Abeg who go borrow me palm oil ?

I for borrow you ooo, but I just use d last one cook beans

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Nasarawaboy:

I for borrow you ooo, but I just use d last one cook beans

Na wow oo
So waiting I go do now eh ?

LesbianBoy:
Baba gbenu e soun

We now know that adesua wears black payint

Lol.. Bros nawa to u oooo

Really this lavish marriage and these different stages (traditional, white wedding, exhibition of bride buttocks, thanksgiving ... etc) has flooded the press and social networks from November to January 2018. I only hope that this union will last, if not it would be a real waste of money.

TribesNG:

Bravo. you just spent about 10mins or less to compose nonsense.

Na body dey pepper you. The guy made a lot of sense.

Threebear:
A wise man once said, the less you talk, the wiser you seem.
All this long jargon could have been avoided if he simply didn't talk about the type of wedding he preferred. Now he not only sounds like a hypocrite, he sounds like confused man too. The fact he didn't weigh that his parents and that of his bride would love to be involved in planning of the wedding makes him sound even more foolish.
The truth is that you don't repay your parents by having a big wedding, you repay them by being responsible, succeeding, raising a family and taking care of them when they begin to age. When you say you did a big wedding to pay them back because of how good they were to you, did you consider that there are people without money and such do not have the luxury of having big weddings, are you trying to say they are not impressing their family and relatives too?
Mr man wise up and bridle your tongue, know what to say and when to say it. You've already said that you are now responsible for the rest of your lives (which is already headed downwards because of your wife's recently released nude picture and subsequent overexposure) I hope one of your agenda will be saying much less than you should.
Robert Greene 48 laws of power... Always say less than you should. There is mystery in silencer and mystery commands respect.

Chai too much sense no go kill u in Jesus name.... Barrrrrrrr mannnn come here my friend , now give this nigga three origin, two plate of pepper soup and tell those two clean olosho to tidy him up in room 69. Bro for Ur comment that impress me pls manage this flexing for me . Thank u

Archangel01:
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Na wow oo So waiting I go do now eh ?

Lol Bahd guy

Words that are grossly abused in Nigeria:

Mansion

Celebrity

Nollywood actor/actress

These are all lies and you know it just keep quiet. :-

Threebear:
A wise man once said, the less you talk, the wiser you seem.
All this long jargon could have been avoided if he simply didn't talk about the type of wedding he preferred. Now he not only sounds like a hypocrite, he sounds like confused man too. The fact he didn't weigh that his parents and that of his bride would love to be involved in planning of the wedding makes him sound even more foolish.
The truth is that you don't repay your parents by having a big wedding, you repay them by being responsible, succeeding, raising a family and taking care of them when they begin to age. When you say you did a big wedding to pay them back because of how good they were to you, did you consider that there are people without money and such do not have the luxury of having big weddings, are you trying to say they are not impressing their family and relatives too?
Mr man wise up and bridle your tongue, know what to say and when to say it. You've already said that you are now responsible for the rest of your lives (which is already headed downwards because of your wife's recently released nude picture and subsequent overexposure) I hope one of your agenda will be saying much less than you should.
Robert Greene 48 laws of power... Always say less than you should. There is mystery in silence and mystery commands respect.

aptly said

TribesNG:
Bravo. you just spent about 10mins or less to compose nonsense.

and for ur mind,u made sense abi?iranu