Juma Jux Gifts Priscilla Ojo A New Range Rover At Their Tanzanian Wedding [Video]

Tanzanian singer, Juma Jux pulled off a big surprise for his new wife, Priscilla Ojo, during their final wedding, which had an “African Royal Wedding” theme and took place in Dar es Salaam on Wednesday.

As the evening reached its peak, Juma Jux paused the celebration to announce he had a “small gift” for his bride. He asked everyone to step outside with him.

“Please, I want everybody to follow me outside, I have a very small gift for my baby. Can you guys follow me outside?” he said, adding with a smile, “Baby, it is not big, it is small….”

When the guests gathered outside, curious about the surprise, a brand-new Range Rover was seen wrapped in red ribbons and filled with red balloons. The crowd erupted with excitement as Priscilla screamed in delight.

Juma opened the door for her, and the couple sat together in the car, both clearly emotional. One of his popular tracks, *Shaylaa*, played in the background as well-wishers surrounded them.

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Priscilla’s mother, popular Nigerian actress Iyabo Ojo, was beaming with pride.

She cheered loudly, calling out nicknames like “Juma Odogwu” and “My Presido” as she celebrated the moment with her daughter and new son-in-law.

Overcome with emotion, Priscilla Ojo hugged and kissed Juma, thanking him tearfully for the grand gesture.

In another video from the celebration, Iyabo Ojo was seen alongside reality star Chioma Ikokwu, also known as Chioma GoodHair, proudly saying, “We brag differently,” as they soaked in the excitement of the special day.

The wedding, tagged JP2025, drew a star-studded crowd, with several Nigerian celebrities in attendance. Among them were Funke Akindele, Enioluwa, Jaiye Kuti, Lola Alao, Michelle Gentry, and of course, Chioma Ikokwu — all there to support the couple and join in the grand celebration.

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Watch the video below:

KanyiDaily recalls that Juma Jux and his wife, Priscilla Ojo, paid a visit to former Tanzanian President Hon. Dr. Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete ahead of their wedding.

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