The Royal Nuptials Of Ivie Okunbo And Olu Of Warri’s Son, Tsola Emiko In Benin City And London

When the son of The Olu of Warri Kingdom, Prince Utieyinoritsetsola Ayomigbesimi Emiko set a date to wed Ivie Uhunoma Okubo, daughter of silent business heavyweight, Captain Hosa Okunbo everyone knew that they were in for a grand ceremony. This Royal nuptial was not only laudable, it was glamorous, stylish and stately. From the traditional wedding/engagement in the ancient city of Benin, Edo State, Nigeria to the highbrow Chelsea area of London where the Church blessing was held, every inch of the ceremonies were so regal that they will linger in many memories for years to come. 

In all ramifications, this was a huge ceremony of industry, top politicians, super government officials and first-rate members of the traditional institution were all there. The traditional wedding/engagement of Ivie and Tsola which kicked off celebrations shock the ancient city of Benin to its very foundations. For example, the Benin Airport was so jam-packed that afternoon with private jets and commercial aircrafts that there was a queue in the skies.

Many had to hover for minutes and wait their turn to land. The airport was that busy. That was not all, residents of Benin certainly knew that something spectacular was  on account of the top-rated Nigerians that were in town for the beginning of what turned out to be an extraspecial The love story of Ivie and Tsola is similar to those kinds woven in famous fables that seem too good to be true.

They met in November, exactly a year later in November they broke up and were incommunicado for months but eventually made up in another November. As God would have it, after this coming together, the fire of their love was so intense that they became inseparable. And another November down the line, they got married!