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The wedding scheduled for Saturday, May 4th, 2024, in Farin Lamba, Vom, Jos South Local Government Area of Plateau State, was cancelled prior to the D-Day.
“Florence Friday, the bride-to-be, requested N30,000 from her groom-to-be, Morgak James, on March 28th to book her wedding gown. Morgak, unable to provide the full amount, offered N15,000 with a promise to complete it the following week. Florence, in anger, insisted on receiving the full amount before the week’s end, threatening to call off the wedding otherwise.
“Two days later, Morgak managed to gather the N30,000 and sent it to Florence to proceed with the booking. However, this resolution led to another condition from the bride-to-be.
Tudun Wada Broadcast, while collecting first-hand information, reported that Florence requested Morgak to move out of his family house and get his own apartment. After a lengthy debate, they agreed to live in the family house for two months after the wedding before renting their own apartment. This agreement was reached before Morgak proceeded with the introductions, church signing, and paying the bride price. But Morgak was shocked prior to the main day when he received a call that the wedding has been called off by his bride-to-be for not parking out of his family house.
According to our source, Morgak had invested significantly in the wedding. Despite this, Florence’s family had canceled their introduction dates more than three times due to various reasons, including visiting a student in school. Our sources also mentioned that her family had once canceled their introduction a day before the D-Day.
“I’ve never seen a responsible man who would bring his bride into his family house for his parents to take care of or claim he doesn’t have money while planning his wedding,” Florence declares.
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