The Olu of Warri held a ceremony at his Palace in Warri where he blessed the marriage between his son, Tshola and his new wife, Ivie Okunbor who had a superlative wedding last
Saturday in Benin city. See more photos after the cut
Happy married life to Tshola and his new wife, Ivie Okunbor and may God bless their union through the name of the father, and of the son and of the holy spirit
Nothing like a father's blessing to solidify a union, but who wouldn't bless this union? Money jam money, even craze man know say this one need blessing!
Hahahahha! See how pained u are, u must be usobo, yes that's how we refers to glu guy. He is Ogiame Atuwatse the second, the Olu of Warri. If e pain u change your tribe. If all the urhobo chiefs and kings come together . they won't even be half the olu of warri. ogiaaame Suoooooo.
just so u know, that last outfit is not only for Yoruba's, the Benin's also dress that way aswell, and the bride is Benin, hence the change of outfit from the traditional okuku beaded hair and wrapper, do your research before jumping into conclusions
congrats to them..goodness has followed them already...
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Cute couple. Love his cute red lips
DeleteHappy married life to Tshola and his new wife, Ivie Okunbor and may God bless their union through the name of the father, and of the son and of the holy spirit
ReplyDeleteAmen
DeleteGood one.
ReplyDeleteNyx couple.I remain #Immanuel
ReplyDeleteHappy married life the couple.
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ReplyDeleteWishing dem marital bless..
ReplyDeleteHml, lovely looking couple.
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this guy is too fine, may God bless their union.
ReplyDeleteCute couple... I see lovely shoots of olive surrounding ur table soon IJN.... Trusting God for Mine.
ReplyDeleteThe blessing of the father is the greatest
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May God bless your marriage
ReplyDeleteNothing like a father's blessing to solidify a union, but who wouldn't bless this union? Money jam money, even craze man know say this one need blessing!
ReplyDeleteWish them all the best in their marriage #onelovefromSnow#
ReplyDeletebeautiful couple... remain friends for life
ReplyDeletewassup with d yoruba outfit in last pic...rep ur culture abeg...stop stealing another people's cultural attire
ReplyDeleteLol, that's Tsola's sister Nere in the 2nd pic.
Deletecute couple
ReplyDeletePoint of correction all ye uninformed: the monarch is Olu of Itsekiri not Olu of Warri as most of y'all erroneously believe.
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Hahahahha! See how pained u are, u must be usobo, yes that's how we refers to glu guy. He is Ogiame Atuwatse the second, the Olu of Warri. If e pain u change your tribe. If all the urhobo chiefs and kings come together . they won't even be half the olu of warri. ogiaaame Suoooooo.
DeleteYay!!!See my daddy!!! one of the chiefs.. 5th from left....
ReplyDeletejust so u know, that last outfit is not only for Yoruba's, the Benin's also dress that way aswell, and the bride is Benin, hence the change of outfit from the traditional okuku beaded hair and wrapper, do your research before jumping into conclusions
ReplyDeleteHis mum is Yoruba, that why they changed and point of correction anybody can we wear t. That is why we are Nigerians, tribalistic goon
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