Top Thirteen Best Dressed from Priscilla Ojo & Juma Jux’s Colourful Lagos Wedding — And Trust Us, They Didn’t Come to Play

April 18, 2025 Amara Levi

Love wasn’t the only thing shining on Thursday, 17th April 2025 — style, glamour, and pure culture took centre stage as Priscilla Ojo, daughter of Nollywood’s very own Iyabo Ojo, tied the knot with her Tanzanian sweetheart, Juma Jux, in Lagos.

And let’s be honest — this wasn’t just a wedding, it was a fashion parade! The kind that had social media buzzing, and guests snapping selfies like their lives depended on it.

This colourful celebration followed their earlier, more intimate ceremony in Tanzania back in February. But Lagos? Lagos came through with vibes on overload — big names, bright fabrics, and bold statements.

Nollywood divas like Mercy Aigbe, Destiny Etiko, and Toyin Abraham were out in full force — dancing, laughing, and living it up. The energy? Pure joy. The outfits? Just wait till you see the pictures!

Now, about the couple of the moment…

Priscilla looked like royalty in her custom asooke — a mix of purple, orange, and pink tones that shimmered with every step. Her blouse was perfectly fitted, and that layered, embellished skirt? A full-on showstopper. And let’s not even get started on that gele — it was tied to perfection. You could spot her elegance from across the room.

As for Juma Jux — our groom did not come to play! He rocked a majestic purple agbada lined with gold and orange detail, looking every bit the king. His accessories included a bold royal blue cap with orange trimming and a purple staff carved with the African continent — and let’s be real, it was giving “African excellence” from every angle.

But hold up — they didn’t stop there. Oh no, this couple pulled a total fashion switch-up, and their second look? It had everyone’s jaw on the floor.

Priscilla’s second outfit was the very definition of regal chic. She dazzled in a silver and green beaded dress, heavily embellished with floral appliqués in soft burgundy and pink tones. The gown hugged her figure effortlessly, while the delicate sheer sleeves added a layer of elegance. Topping it off was a bold deep burgundy gele, tied to give drama, structure, and queen energy.

Juma, once again, showed us how to make a statement. He traded his first agbada for a rich burgundy set, draped with traditional beads and luxury detailing. With his royal staff still firmly in hand, he looked every inch the stylish African king ready to claim his queen for the second time that day.