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Popular Nigerian singer, Banky W has slammed child marriage and wants people who engage in the act to bring an appropriate end to it.
In a tweet, Banky W expressed his dissatisfaction about some people using religion as a basis to justify the act.

Banky W opined that if Saudi Arabia where Mecca is located can raise the age of marriage to 18, then Nigeria has no excuse whatsoever.

Sharing in Twitter, Banky wrote in part: ”Some Nigerians try to hide behind religion as the reason why they should be allowed to marry children…”

Source: https://weddingwebsite.ng/banky-w-slams-child-marriage-wants-nigeria-to-abolish-it/

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Popular Ghanaian actress, Yvonne Nelson, has urged married men to back-off as she is not interested in their romantic advances.

The actress and mother of one posted the warning on her social media page, saying she’s never been interested in married men.

She wrote: “I have a message for married men…

1, I am not the happiness you are seeking leave me alone.

“2, you actually make me very sad when you approach me! (Wives/women don’t deserve how you torment them) Stop it!

3, if you are fed up in your marriage, be bold and communicate that with your partner #marriedmen.

“4, I am not interested / never been. To all the married men who plan on approaching. This is for you.”

THEWILL reports that there were rumours that the actress and Nigerian singer, Iyanya, had an affair.

Source: https://weddingwebsite.ng/i-am-not-interested-in-married-men-yvonne-nelson/

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All these evil men are making real men look like a threat to the female gender

Veteran Nigerian actor, Zack Orji, says he is saddened by the increasing rate of divorce in the country.

The entertainer, who spoke in an exclusive chat with Legit.ng, stated that no marriage is perfect, stressing that marriage entails hard work and commitment to last.

He said: “I believe that a lot of people go into marriage without being prepared to make the necessary sacrifice, so at the slightest provocation, they are ready to opt out and that is not the way it’s supposed to be. It’s supposed to be a union for life. For better for worse.”

Orji also added that marriage is filled with so many ups and down, but encouraged couples to remain committed.

He added: “In good times, you hang in there, in bad times, you stay there and you depend on God to sustain it. And if you truly believe in your marriage and love the person, your focus will not be on finding faults, it will be on doing whatever you can to make the person happy and to take the position that you should be the last person to opt out.”

Source: https://weddingwebsite.ng/no-marriage-is-perfect-zack-orji/

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Founder and Presiding Bishop of The Redeemed Evangelical Mission [TREM], Pastor Mike Okonkwo and his wife Peace remembered their wedding 40 years ago.
Posting a throwback picture of the wedding, Peace wrote on Instagram:
“Thank You Jesus for 40 years of a beautiful marriage, I am indeed grateful to You Lord.
“My darling @drmikeokonkwo I love you so much with all my heart, I am truly blessed to be married to you.
“I’m looking forward to 50, 60, 70 years together if Christ tarries”.
Mike however, did not post anything about the anniversary on his Instagram page.
https://weddingwebsite.ng/mike-and-peace-okonkwo-mark-40-years-of-beautiful-marriage/

Most Celebraties decide to flaunt their marriage ceremonies while others prefer a silent ceremony without the eyes of the public. Some Celebraties also try hard to get their private lives away from the public but as Celebraties, one’s life becomes difficult to keep out of the the public eye.

See 2 Celebraties who kept their wedding a secret.

1. Regina Daniels and Ned Nwoko
Regina Daniels faced so many backlash from the public when she got involved with billionaire Ned Nwoko. Many suggested that she was marrying her current husband because of his money. Her mother, Rita Daniels was also not left out as she was blamed for pushing her daughter into a marriage many thought was not right based on the age differences. The couple secretly had their traditional wedding in secret for fear of being more chastised. Photos from the ceremony later broke the net.

2. Simi and Adeleke Gold
One of the Celebraties in Nigeria who kept their relationship and marriage away from the public eye is Simi and her husband Adeleke. Simi and Adeleke had been dating for a long time although most people argued the fact that they were just friends and Simi was rather dating Falz. After few years of dating, the couple decided to tie the knot away from the public. Simi and her husband got married on January 9th, 2019 at a private beach in Lagos.
Source: https://weddingwebsite.ng/2-nigerian-celebraties-who-had-a-secret-wedding/

Congrats to the couple. They can contact us for their wedding website

May God heal our land

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Do not take her words to heart. There are some words ladies say out of anger

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Xquisite360:
Popular Nigerian musician, D’banj has celebrated with his wife as they mark 4-years in their marriage

Nigerian singer, D’banj has taken to Instagram to celebrate with his wife, Didi Lineo on their 4th wedding Anniversary.

D’banj shared a lovely photo of them posing together (as seen above).

The singer then wrote: ‘To my beautiful wife, Heartbeat, love of my life and Partner……..Happy Marriage Anniversary to us. You Mean Everything to me.’

https://xquisite360.com/2020/07/kokomaster-dbanj-and-his-wife-didi-lineo-celebrate-their-4th-wedding-anniversary.html

Congrats to them

Ask him if he didn't do white wedding

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Will Smith

You just have to be happy with what you have. The man can't afford a Benz nor a range so he used a wheel barrow he can afford.

Ladies First

A very traditional invitation has the bride’s family issuing the invitation. A slightly more updated traditional invitation has the bride and groom’s family inviting the guest.

However, these days, when it’s just the bride and groom, it’s almost always the bride’s name first. Notice everyone says “bride and groom”, not “groom and bride”. Ladies first, and all that.

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