The internet is currently ablaze with comparisons between #Chivido25, the glamorous union of Afrobeats icon Davido and Chioma Adeleke, and #JP2025, the multi-cultural wedding of singer Juma Jux and influencer Priscilla Ojo.
The debate took on fresh momentum after Nollywood actor Uche Maduagwu stirred the pot by naming JP2025 as “the best celebrity wedding of 2025,” claimed it was a reason Davido skipped inviting Priscilla’s mother, Iyabo Ojo, to his own wedding.
His comparison aligns with broader online chatter contrasting the two high-profile ceremonies.
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Juma Jux and Priscilla Ojo’s wedding unfolded across multiple locations, as revealed in media coverage, including Lagos and Tanzania, bringing together East and West African traditions in a spectacle of unity and fashion.
The celebration featured dazzling outfits like Priscilla’s custom Veekee James gown, emotional speeches, and standout moments—such as Iyabo Ojo inviting the Ooni of Ife, and viral imagery like celebrity kids adorably participating in the ceremony .
On the other hand, #Chivido25 was a high-glamour affair that capped a series of wedding ceremonies for the celebrity couple.
The white wedding, held on Sunday, August 10, in Miami, United States, attracted prominent Nigerian figures and music stars who have travelled to attend.
The event follows the couple’s glamorous traditional wedding in Lagos in 2024, which was widely celebrated across the country and on social media.
At the pre-wedding party, Davido revealed that the wedding cost a total of $3.7m.
Fans argue #Chivido25 delivered sheer spectacle and emotional resonance, while #JP2025 won hearts with cultural depth and artistic finesse.
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As social media stays divided, one thing’s clear: both weddings captured Nigeria’s imagination, each offering its own version of a “wedding of the year.”
Whether your preference is grand celebrity flair or cultural storytelling, these celebrations reveal how personal milestones have evolved into continent-spanning cultural moment.