A billionaire daughter’s wedding, celebrated as an online sensation, was overshadowed by a comment turning it into a tribal debate: “One thing I like is the method of greetings of these men… if na our sister tribe now, them will be looking for space to dobale.” Such remarks distract from the beauty of cultural diversity and the event itself. Indirectly mocking Yoruba traditions, like prostrating as a sign of respect, fosters unnecessary division. Weddings symbolize unity and love, transcending cultural differences.
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