Ebele and Chibuike Finally Consummate their Love The Families of Chief (Sir ) Sam Ihionu & Chief (Sir) Nnamdi Okwuonu have every reason to be joyous. Come December 5th, 2020, their children, Chibuike Ihionu and Ebele Okwuonu will finally consummate the love they share as they are joined in a holy matrimony at the Basilica of the Most Holy Trinity, Onitsha. With invitation cards printed and distributed, and preparations in top gear, the wedding was initially fixed for Saturday, April 4th 2020 but just as all social and religious events slated for the months of March, April, May, June 2020, the ravaging COVID-19 pandemic in Nigeria forced the two families to postpone it. While  December 5th will see Chibuike and Ebele exchanging marital vows before a priest and the congregation, the Igbo traditional version of it will take place earlier on October 31st. Consequently, all roads will lead to Chief (Sir) Okwuonu ( Kwochaa) house at Nkwelle village Uke, for the traditional marriage that

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#WednesdayMotivation @Sadiya_farouq @BellaDisu @bellanaija @Rahma_sadau is to #Kannywood what @GenevieveNnaji1 is to #Nollywood . They are among the 34 beauty queens of the Nigerian film industry in the second edition of the NOLLYWOOD MIRROR®Series sold by @amazon and @BNBuzz pic.twitter.com/RHR3LU2iDU — 247 Nigeria (@247nigeria) October 7, 2020