Paul Okoye shares photos from traditional marriage to Ivy Ifeoma

• Nigerian musician, Paul Okoye, known as Rudeboy, has shared photos from his traditional wedding to Ivy Ifeoma.
• This comes after videos from their wedding emerged on social media last week.
• Paul posted the photos on Instagram, triggering congratulatory messages from netizens.

Music star, Paul Okoye also known as Rudeboy, has shared some photos which encompassed delightful moments from his traditional wedding to Ivy Ifeoma.

Recall that earlier this week reports had it that Paul Okoye had officially tied the knot with his girlfriend, Ivy Ifeoma, in a traditional ceremony.

Videos captured online show the singer and Ivy celebrating at the bride’s hometown of Igbere, Abia State as they embarked on the needful.

In a recent development, Paul Okoye confirmed the reports as he rolled out some photos from the event.

Captioning the photo on IG, he wrote:

“IfyNonso.”

See the post below:

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A post shared by Rudeboy (@iamkingrudy)

As expected, congratulatory messages from fans and fellow celebrities were in order for the newly-wed.

One Actress, Sarah Martins wrote: “Congratulations 😍😍.”

Skit maker, Realsophy wrote: “This love go reach all of us😍.”

olanike_gold wrote: “Sisterhood is proud of u gurl 😍.”

everestofficial1 wrote: “Congratulations Onye egwu your happiness is paramount. Everyone around you knows you’re a good person. May the peace of God be in your home.”

twinxstudios.ng wrote: “Congratulations my boss ❤️❤️.”

getto_soja wrote: “Congratulations 🔥 Fire department now have a Queen 👸 that all that matters 🙌😍❤️.”

In other news, Paul Okoye and his partner, Ivy Ifeoma recently paid a visit to the executive Governor of Abia State, Dr. Alex Otti.

The clip shows Alex Otti exchanging warm pleasantries with Paul Okoye and his partner. Another scene captured them discussing.

Granting a brief interview to newsmen, Rudeboy hailed Alex Otti for his works in the state. He described him as a leader who stands out amid bad governments in the country.