The Wedding Party - NUNSA’s Version

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It was fun galore for NUNSites as one of us tied the nuptial knot on Friday and Saturday. It was just not a NUNSA WEDDING it was and it is the most talked about.

                The bride in person is one of our major stakeholders, an honourable in the part four constituency. Our sources gathered that the groom is an elder brother to honourable Olawale, representing the part two constituency. No wonder why all dancing shoes assembled at Emmanuel Anglican Church in Ikoyi Quarters, Ile- Ife.



                The wedding started at exactly 10am and the church was filled to an overflow. The Reverend in charge admonished the couple to enjoy love life and live at peace while teaching them also to overcome challenges.

                We personally could not wait till the service ended as all vehicles in Opa directed its steering towards Hilton hotels in Obalufe. It was indeed an organised reception. The master of ceremony cheered everyone perfectly and the wedding entrance was lit.

                The bridal train made of majority nurses, entertained the guests with interesting dance steps while other friends followed suit leaving the centre for the couple to dance through. There was an awesome display of fireworks when the couple got to the centre stage.



                The food was in five unit course anyone should not carry it over, delicious and equitably distributed despite the crowd.
                The like band was worth mentioning too.  They forced even the cars parked outside to dance with their melodious “alujo” and tungba.

                We congratulate the newest couple, Mr. and Mrs. Olawale Oladuwa and pray that god will continue to hold them strong in love. We are coming back in nine months time to show you better, how much we love you.

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