Nigerians Are Happy For Juma And I Because They Know Our Love Is Pure – Priscilla Ojo Mkambala

Popular daughter of Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo, Priscilla Ojo Mkambala, has opened up on her journey to finding love.

She recently described her relationship with Juma Jux as pure, effortless, and very intentional.

Speaking during an interview with fashion entrepreneur, Kiki Osinbajo, Priscilla shared that she can only thank her fellow Nigerians for being very supportive ever since they heard she was getting married.

According to her, Nigerians are only showing her immense love and support because they can see the pureness in what she shares with her husband.

Appreciating everybody who has been super pumped for her from the very beginning, Priscilla noted that she is very lucky to be Juma’s wife because it definitely feels good to be loved right.

“Nigerians are very supportive. We just wanted to do something to have fun, and they could see the pureness in what we have. Everybody was just so positive — it was so good. It feels good to love right,” he said.

Meanwhile, the latest married man in town, Juma Jux, has shared the reason behind his several wedding celebrations with Priscilla.

He recently stated that he opted for various wedding ceremonies to honour every major location that shaped his love story with his woman.

According to him, his wife’s energy levels have understandably dropped since their last traditional ceremony, and she keeps telling him that men have it easy because they only have to wear a suit.

“She always tells me, ‘It’s easy for you because you’re wearing a suit; you don’t have to go through a lot with dressing.’ I understand her.

This is the final round, the big one. I call it the final one because my wife is tired already. 5-6 weddings are not even enough for me. I wanted more. I wanted to go to the place where we first met, but she has no energy; she has tried.

Tanzania is the final one, the last one, and because it’s the final one, I’d put everything on that. It’s going to be crazy. My friends from different countries are coming; from Uganda, Kenya, China, the USA, and even Tanzania,” he added.