"She looks like Priscilla o" Nigerians react to billionaire Obi Jackson's daughter's custom-made dress for her Traditional Wedding.

The cost of oil magnate Obi Jackson's daughter's traditional wedding dress has made its way online.

The beautiful union between Kene, the bride, and her groom has been the talk of the town as the couple reportedly shut down Anambra.

There were several highlights, and the wedding trended for various reasons, but the cost of the bride’s traditional ceremony topped the list.

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Obi Jackson's daughter, Kenchukwu, recently got married to Emma Bishop Okonkwo in a grand ceremony held at Obi Jackson's Estate in Okija, Anambra State. The wedding was a lavish affair that showcased the family's wealth and cultural heritage. Here are some highlights ¹ ²:
- *Grand Entrance*: Kenchukwu made a stunning entrance on a 24-carat gold-plated palanquin, styled like a throne, carried by six men. The grand entrance was accompanied by traditional drummers and was captured in a viral video that racked up over 3 million views on social media.
- *Luxurious Celebrations*: The wedding welcomed over 500 A-list guests, including governors, business moguls, Nollywood stars, and international dignitaries. Luxury cars lined the compound, and security was tight, reflecting the status of one of Nigeria's most influential families.
- *Cultural Significance*: The ceremony held strong cultural relevance, incorporating core Igbo rites and traditions. Elders performed blessings, while dancers and masquerades entertained guests, reinforcing the family's roots in Igbo culture.
- *Social Media Buzz*: The wedding generated significant attention on social media, with many praising the bride's grand entrance and the family's display of wealth and cultural pride. Some notable comments include ³ ⁴:
- *"This isn't a wedding, this is a coronation!"*
- *"Only Obi Jackson's daughter can pull this off in gold and still look like an angel."*
- *"What I see is competitive wedding all around."*

Overall, the wedding was a testament to the family's wealth, influence, and cultural heritage, and it will likely be remembered as one of the most extravagant weddings of the year.

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