Juma Jux And Priscilla Ojo Visit Tanzanian Ex-President, Invite Him To Their Lagos Wedding [Video]

Tanzanian singer Juma Jux and his Nigerian wife, Priscilla Ojo, have paid a visit to former Tanzanian President Hon. Dr. Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete.

The couple was warmly welcomed into Kikwete’s home, where he offered them special hospitality and took them on a private tour of his luxurious residence.

During their visit, Juma Jux and Priscilla Ojo personally invited the former president to attend their upcoming wedding ceremony in Lagos, scheduled for next month.

This follows their first wedding celebration in February, which was an intimate gathering attended only by close family and loved ones.

Sharing the video on Instagram, Juma Jux expressed his gratitude for the meeting and hinted at the timeline for their wedding celebrations.

He also revealed that aside from their Lagos wedding in April, a final celebration is planned in Tanzania in May, referring to it as the grand finale of their union.

“Finally I have gotten a chance and a big blessing to officially introduce my lovely wife @its.priscy to Hon. Dr. Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, the retired president of the fourth phase of the Republic of Tanzania, together with his beloved wife Mama Salma Kikwete.

“I also had the opportunity to officially extend the invitation to our next big concert of #JP2025. Where we expect to have a special ceremony in April in Nigeria, and the end will be here at home in Tanzania in May.

“It was a joy and a blessing to be welcomed in their home and to have a unique opportunity to share with them this important memory. on our new journey of marriage.

“Me and my wife @its.priscy give sincere thanks to our elder Hon. Dr. Kikwete and Mama Salma for their reception of love,” he wrote.

As excitement builds for their Lagos wedding, fans continue to celebrate the couple’s love story, which beautifully unites Tanzanian and Nigerian cultures in a memorable way.

Watch the video below:

KanyiDaily recalls that in February 2025, Priscilla Ojo married Juma Jux in a traditional Islamic ceremony in Tanzania.