Tanzanian music sensation Juma Jux has set the stage for the final chapter of his highly publicized, multi-country wedding celebrations with Nigerian influencer and actress Priscilla Ojo, announcing that their grand finale reception will take place on May 28, 2025, in Tanzania.
The event, dubbed the “JP reception,” promises to be a spectacular culmination of a love story that has captivated fans across West and East Africa, blending cultural richness, celebrity glamour, and an unapologetic display of devotion.
In a recent Instagram video, Jux revealed that this will be the seventh wedding-related event for the couple, affectionately acknowledging the toll the elaborate festivities have taken on his bride. “It’s the final one, the big one… My wife, she’s tired right now,” he said with a chuckle, signaling the end of a journey that has spanned continents and sparked endless social media buzz.
The romance between Juma Jux, 34, and Priscilla Ojo, 24, daughter of Nollywood icon Iyabo Ojo, has been a media darling since it first surfaced in 2024. Their chance meeting in Rwanda during a work trip—sparked by a missed flight and a serendipitous encounter at a hotel—set the stage for a whirlwind courtship that has unfolded like a modern fairy tale.
From viral pre-wedding photoshoots to heartfelt musical tributes, the couple has shared every milestone with their fans, earning the hashtag #JP2025 a permanent place in social media trends. Their story is not just about love but also about cultural fusion, as they’ve seamlessly woven Nigerian and Tanzanian traditions into their celebrations.
The couple’s wedding journey began in February 2025 with a Nikkah ceremony in Tanzania, where Priscilla adopted the Islamic name Hadiza Mkambala, reflecting Jux’s Muslim heritage.
This was followed by a civil wedding and a second proposal in Lagos, complete with a 5.2-carat diamond ring that set the internet ablaze. April 2025 saw the couple host two lavish Nigerian ceremonies—a Yoruba traditional wedding on April 17 and a white wedding on April 19 in Lagos, both attended by A-list celebrities like Diamond Platnumz, Enioluwa, and Governor Ademola Adeleke.
Each event was a masterclass in fashion, with Priscilla’s gowns, designed by Nigerian designer Veekee James, and Jux’s tailored agbadas stealing the spotlight.
The Tanzania reception is expected to draw a star-studded crowd, with East African celebrities like Diamond Platnumz likely to make appearances, as they did at earlier events.
Fans are already speculating about the couple’s attire, with Priscilla’s Tanzanian-themed bridal shower in April setting a high bar for cultural elegance. The event will likely feature a blend of Swahili and Yoruba influences, continuing the couple’s tradition of celebrating their dual heritage.
Jux’s recent musical output, including the track “God Design” featuring Phyno, released to mark their traditional wedding, suggests he may have more surprises in store, perhaps a new song to serenade his bride.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
The #JP2025 celebrations have been more than just weddings; they’ve been a cultural phenomenon, showcasing the vibrancy of African traditions and the power of cross-continental love. The Lagos weddings, in particular, were a testament to this.
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