I wish them the best as well. They shouldn't come on social media to rant if any issue comes up

SocialJustice:
True, I was only wishing them the best.

congrats to the new married!. my advice is be humble and have a tolerance attitude..to make your union last.not the show of 4m �.

They say the poor should not fight for their future abi?

Made4naijaoeo:
Earlier today, Luxury designer, Malivelihood and Deola Smart had their wedding that saw many dignitaries. Their huge cake has been the talk of the fans and guests online.

Reports have it that it took 4 months to bake and 12 bakers who worked on it.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hqxwFBl3Jw


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prQUJ8Hsku8

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CIbMp_4lHQH/?igshid=dvegjpp3f1hi

how much was Nigeria at 50 cake again?

hybridblood07:
I wish them the best as well. They shouldn't come on social media to rant if any issue comes up

Lol, exactly.

NwaAmaikpe:





The splendour and precision put into this wedding planning reminds me a lot of that of Ehi Ogbebor and Ken Bramor's.

4months and 12 bakers for one wedding cake is attention to the wrong details because those who ate it have already excreted it and forgotten what it tasted like.
But we will NEVER forget the effort put into this wedding if it ever goes South.

Some of us who discreetly got married without cakes and shared plastic hand-fans as souvenirs are still happily married with plenty descendants but I know some who made sure their wedding was BAAD gan and the talk of the town for months who still have no offspring to show for it and those who gifted cars as wedding souvenirs who were lucky to have a child but don't have that marriage anymore.

I also know some who flew to Dubai for their wedding and few years afterwards, their jumpy marriage made the same person almost jump off 3rd Mainland bridge.

We will be here to see how the show of vanity turns out because Ndigbo have a famous saying that says, "A gbacha oso, a guo mile".

I don't know why people can't wish others well. Is there any rule that says if one spends so much on one's wedding day, the marriage would not last? And vice versa? See eh, whether you spent much or less on your wedding day, if your marriage is anchored on Christ it will over last sef.

NwaAmaikpe:





The splendour and precision put into this wedding planning reminds me a lot of that of Ehi Ogbebor and Ken Bramor's.

4months and 12 bakers for one wedding cake is attention to the wrong details because those who ate it have already excreted it and forgotten what it tasted like.
But we will NEVER forget the effort put into this wedding if it ever goes South.

Some of us who discreetly got married without cakes and shared plastic hand-fans as souvenirs are still happily married with plenty descendants but I know some who made sure their wedding was BAAD gan and the talk of the town for months who still have no offspring to show for it and those who gifted cars as wedding souvenirs who were lucky to have a child but don't have that marriage anymore.

I also know some who flew to Dubai for their wedding and few years afterwards, their jumpy marriage made the same person almost jump off 3rd Mainland bridge.

We will be here to see how the show of vanity turns out because Ndigbo have a famous saying that says, "A gbacha oso, a guo mile".

wow NwaAmaikpe is back

awesome

Upmost96:

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