Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo’s son-in-law, Juma Jux, has finally released the music video for his official wedding song.
Recall that days before Iyabo Ojo’s daughter, Priscilla, got married to the Tanzanian singer, he dropped a track featuring popular Nigerian rapper, Phyno, with real name Chibuzor Azubuike.
The track, which is titled God’s Design, was the official song for the couple’s wedding, and Juma Jux has finally released the visuals to accompany it.
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His wife, Priscy, took to her official Instagram page to share a series of behind-the-scenes photos from the music video. In the snaps, she and her husband, Juma Jux, rocked Igbo traditional attire.
Rapper Phyno also joined the couple in one of the photos, as well as socialite and Priscy’s close friend, Chioma Ikoku, aka Chioma Goodhair.
See the photos below:
The music video tried to imitate the couple’s grand traditional wedding. The clip displayed Africa’s beauty with the colourfully dressed traditional dancers and drummers. Just like a Nigerian wedding, there was also a lot of food on display in the video, with guests dancing and making merry.
Some of the notable faces in the video were Priscy’s mum, Iyabo Ojo, her brother, Festus, and her best friend, Enioluwa. However, the face that drew the most attention was the late singer, Mohbad’s son, Liam.
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In the final scene of the clip, Iyabo Ojo was seen carrying little Liam at the dinner table while making merry with the couple and other guests.
See the video below:
Reactions as Mohbad’s son features in JP2025 music video
Shortly after Juma Jux’s God’s Design music video was released, many social media users took to the comment section to share their thoughts.
While some of them gushed over Priscy and Juma, others talked about Phyno and Mohbad’s son.
@oluwatosinolowolaba:
“If you agree with me that Juma has no bad songs, and he doesn’t disappoint 👍.”
@gracejohn-wp8iz:
“This video clip shows unity in diversity, different cultural outfits from different parts of Africa yet one song.”
@akuadansoaamponsah:
“That Yoruba Prayer at the end from Queen Mother gave me goosebumps. And oh I’m Ghanaian and don’t even understand, but I felt that.”
@Theswahiliexplorer:
“Jux your a great artist, but this woman is a big blessing to you with her by your side I see you going to greater heights don’t let our sister inlaw go, treat her well and may she always be your Joy.”
@JohnAbuto-j2p:
“Phyno still the King of native language rap.”
@FavourHelen5211:
“Who saw Liam ❤❤❤”
@amawoobey:
“Pricy and jux are a big blessing to each other. Hope he loves her forever. He broke into the music industry forever.”
@bridgetjoy9286:
“Liam self is not left behind… I love u so much boy,u are going higher Liam Bobo, guys pls say Amen to my comment for our little boy supporting his in-law 🙏.”
@faithmichael2189:
“Five languages in one song ❤, English, Yoruba, Swahili, Igbo, Pidgin. This song lives rent-free in my head.”
@dan.jaydann:
“Who else saw Eni and Liam 😍😍😍😭.”
@Alby-ub3it:
“Cameroonians here?🥰❤️Liam at the end made me smile, jaw to jaw. All love.”
@chinyerechukwudi-okeh:
“I loveet!!! Seeing Liam, Eni, Fatima of Lagos, Chioma, the God Design Couple, Iyabo, Festus and close family come together to execute this is breathtaking and refreshing🙏🔥❤️🙏🏽Family is everything and more.”
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