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Celebrities React To Ikoyi Registry’s Marriage Invalidation

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December 15, 2021
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Some Nigerian celebrities have taken to their social media pages to react to the recent news on Ikoyi registry’s marriage invalidation.

A High Court ruled in favor of local government areas on who should have the authority to issue marriage certificates, thereby rendering all weddings recognized by the federal government null and void.

Music star, Simi took to her Twitter page to ask husband, Adekunle Gold, if they have been fornicating all these while.

“Ngbor Akekunle Gold we have been fornicating?”

He responded, “My own na make them do refund.”

The Wellingtons and their friend, actress Jemima Osunde were not left out as they both took to their Instagram pages to joke about the news.

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Banky W called his wife, Adesua, his baby mama while Jemima said she should move out asking how she can be living with a man she’s not married to and what the world will say about that.

“@adesuaetomi personally I think you should move out. How can you be living with a man you’re not married to? What will the world say?”

Adesua replied calling her an “idiot.”

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