- Akah Nnani has in a recent interview spoken on the concept of marriage and how it is perceived especially in the African society.
- The versatile actor started by giving reasons wedding days should be sober for the couple even if other guests and family members are celebrating.
- Akah Nnani added that people keep getting married with wrong expectations and belief systems.
Nollywood actor Akah Nnani has shared his thoughts on weddings and marriages, emphasizing that couples should reflect deeply on their wedding day and leave the celebrations to their families.
During a guest appearance on the latest episode of the Toke Moments podcast, Akah Nnani stressed the importance of approaching the wedding day with solemn reflection.
Akah Nnani explained:
“One day, when I was talking to my wife, it struck me that all the people who say ‘God when’ throw the biggest parties on their wedding day and dance. But actually, a wedding day is supposed to be a somber day. If we understand what we’re doing and what we’re getting into, it’s meant to be a day of somberness.”
Akah Nnani who said he doesn’t like his wife of 5 years sometimes called for a re-evaluation of expectations and beliefs among couples, highlighting that marriages are deeper than they appear on the surface.
He noted that while families can celebrate, couples should take the day to reflect. He said:
“The families can rejoice because one family is gaining a daughter and the other is gaining a son. They can celebrate, but the couple should be somber because they are saying, ‘I am giving up my independence to live my life with this person.’ It’s a commitment to a lifetime of service and love.”
Akah Nnani added:
“It’s a somber day of reflection, like ‘Wow, I’m giving away my independence.’ If you understand what you’re doing, you shouldn’t be dancing wildly on your wedding day. People are entering marriage with the wrong expectations and belief systems.”
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